Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1866, Page 3

‘ ‘ LOCAL NEWS. ‘TO-NIGHT. AMUSEMENTS Grover s.—This evening, those edians, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams appear ta one of their finest pieces, being the beautiful fairy + peetacle and exciting drama, the +! of Killarney,” after which “Law for Ladies,” ‘With Mrs. Williams in five characters. Mertzenott Hatt.—Last appearance of the “Sphynx,” this evening, which the inimitable Heller will exhibit, with other attractions. New Marvels and new music every evening, with the famous Wood Minstrels.” Sraton HALL Siamese Twins” and “Aus- tralian Children,” this afternoon and evening. Those who have never seen these great natural curiosities should not omit this opportunity. CANTEREURY.—M'lle_Foresteel, Geo. Ed- ‘wards, Hobert Nickie, Muttigan the comic, the ballet troupe, Ethiopian comedians, &c. — Tue Meetine on THURSDAY.—Last evening meetings were held in several of the wards, w make arrangements for attending the demoa- stration endorsing the action of President John- son, tobe held at noon to-mvrrow at Grover’s Theater. The Fourth Ward meeting was held in the Council Chamber, at which many of the most prominent citizens of the ward were present. The meeting was called to order by R. S. Day Esq., who nominated Joseph H. Bradley. Sr, Esq.. a8 chairman, and he was unanimously elected. Mr. Kingman F. Page was chosen Secretary Mr. KR. M. Hail (Rezister of Deeds) stated that he bad noticed in tie papers a call for & meeting to indorse President Johnson: that this meeting was one preliminary to that of the 2a. He would state, at the outset, that he was an original Republican; weut to Chicago to aid in nominating the great and good Lincoln; stood by him in his war policy; went to Baltimore to aid ip putting for- ward Mr. Johnson as Vice President; and de- clared bis faith in him to-day. He did not come there ssa partizen, bnt he did not abandon one of those principles that had astuated him im the past; that he did not believe President Johnson had faltered or fallen from one of those great principles that had finally and for- ever crushed an unholy rebellion. He saw around him those who once differed from the President, that if they could come now and stana on the platform Andrew Johnson bad sustained through four terrible years of war, he was giad to greet them, 8s citizens and patriots. They had come to Mr. Johnson, not the President to them. He did not know what might be the order of the meet- ing, but that he had prepared a resolution to present to the meeting for consideration, and im introducing it he did not feel a single desire or impulse to do, or act otherwise than in the spiritof unselfishness and patriotism. The war wasover, the spirit of Andrew Johnson was right during all that dark and stormy tame of blood and death: he had stood in the nate of the United States, when secession submerged the weak and the strong, alone from the South, rebuking the wicked betrayers of bis country; he stood when friends de- nounced and forsook him for the starry old fag; he had stood fast by the Government, when bis State fell like half the sons of the morning; he stood when family and triends were driven from their homies: stood when home, property, friends ¥ all to forsake; he stood when Lincoln 1 tor troops, and when ihe guns of Suinter awoke the Ration; he stood, the dark and terrible ‘loom of Balls Run and Ball's Bluff. asking for more men and money to crush out treason: he demanded the expul- sion of traitors in the Senate with all his elo- quence: he stood when part zans clamored for Peace, And against coercion, in the appalling years of “G2and ‘63, he stood fast as a rock in Mid-ocean for his Government when Lincoln sent him back as Governor of Tennessee; ne stood firm by the great proclamation of free- dom, and upheld the President in his policy; when the Chicago platform denounced the war asa failure, be said no, and with all the zeal and patriotism of bis seul urged on volunteer- ing, war measures, and the last dollar, till he made the declaration a lie. At the hour of the good Lincoln’s assassination, when a pall of binckness hung over the land, his voice a@woxe new hopes, when he declared for sum- mary punishment by military tribunals, against the clamor of reckless partisans, and when to Governor Morton he so emphatically declared “treason sball be made odious.” believed 2 man who had thus stood, could never betray his country into the hands of its enemies; that be could and would trust him to do the night We could not hold the nation together by ba: onets. that the Republic must live on the fectious of the prople: and that we should not legislate to make these people more rebellious than they had been; that we should not, as the President had well said, make whole commu- nities suffer for the crimes of a few individ- uals. Mr. H. reviewed a: some length the cour:e of the President. declared his belief that he had not changed his principles, no more than he bad done, &c. Mr. Hall offered a preamble and resolution, approving the call for the meeting on the 22d. tor the purpose of endorsing the action of the President, and appointing a committee of fif- teen, to uct with like committees from other Wards st the meeting, and requesting the citizens of the wards to turn out en massr. On motion of Mr. Davis, the resolution was referred to a committee of three (Messrs. Da- vis, G@. W. Bablor, and Hall,) for revision. During the absence of the committee ad- @resses were made by the Chair and Dr. T. G. Clayten, and afterwards by Messrs. B. F. M. Hurley and R.S. Davis The committee submitted a majority report. dafter the minority of the had which was adop Tesolt. tions pen introdaced been voted Rk James EF. Hurley. KR. S. Davis, 5. K r, H. Polic- inhorr, Aug. E. Perry Samnel Brereton, James Bowen, J. in, and H C. Gooding. Adjourned Fifth Word.—The citio-ns of the Fifth Ward Ins’ ning metat Frommell’s Hall. D st sou near 6th = Pe: when Mr. B. F. Beers was cailed tot airand Mr. Thomas Toner appointed as secretary. A series of res- olutions commending the F jent’s course on national affairs were unanimously adopted, and all the necessary arrangements made to join with the citizens of ¢ xth Ward in pro- cession to Grover's The to_attend the cele- bration of the 2d in: John W. Mead, Esq., was appointed as marshal. After a pa- triotic address from Mr. Messimer, of the Pennsylvania Legislature, the meeting ad- journed to meet at 9a. m. on Thursday. Sizth Ward —A meeting of the citizens of the Sixth Ward was held last evening at Tolson's Hall, 7th and G streets, to perfect arrange- me for attending the celebration of the 2d instant at Grover’s Theater. T. A Tolson, Esq . presided, and Mr. M. Marceron acted as secretary. A series of resolutions endorsing the reconstruction policy of the President, and especially commending the late veto message, qwere unanimously adopted. Messrs. W. O. Holt and W.H. Langley were pointed to act as marshals, it being the in- tion to proceed up town, in conjunction with citizens of the Fifth Ward, preceded by music, &c., in procession, to start from the ixth Ward at 9.30 and from the Fifth Ward at 10.30a.m. Messrs. Jas. Boiseau, Langley and Tolson were appointed a committee to wait on the honorable etary of the Navy and re- quest bim that he may order the closing of the Navy Yard on the 22d instant, to enable all the employees to participate in the celebration. he meeting adjourned to meet at a.m. on Thursday. Seventh Word —The citizens of the Seventh Ward met at Potomac Hall last evening, Mr. Jobn Thomas in the chair and Mr. G. R. Thompson secretary. Resolutions endorsing the action of President Johnson were offered, and after a spirited discussion. in whtch Dr. Allen, Mr. Elvans, Justice Boswell and others took part, were adopte; sie 2 TRY AGAIN.—Editor Star> Please ask Mrs. Swisshelm to try again her lecture on “Wo- Mman—a Politician:” and see if there is not some stronger argument to be found than a woman ofthe Southern States. They having made a decided failure and wrought much mischief as politicians, we think the argument is rather agaimstthan for “woman’’ to become politi- cians; and the conclusion is they might better, by far, have been “darning stockings,” “than moulding the aestines of nations.” “Southern women” “have been, and are the soul of the Southern system.” If this be true, then de- liver us from the presence, the will, the influ- enee of ‘woman 8s a politician.” But what means this “preponderance of braim, over heart forever!" Is woman by becoming a politician to change the cool, calm, thinking statesman into a “fire-eater 1” Pa it by that he should be ruled by ion than judgment? Is part; spirit tobe fe Goa to be worshiped ? hias! ! we bave had too much of that already. is woman to be a politician and take part in the councils, then Jet her be mild and amiable, and above ai totes, — bd = mad and strong Waves 0: aseion, . 5 9 ” A Lapy. ae Lrverary AnD Musical ENTERTAINMENT. To-morrow night, the Irving Lyceum will give its fifth terary and musical entertat ment at Metzerott’s Hall, on Pennsylvani avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. The exercises will consist of orations on the part of different members on interesting topics, and vocal and instrumental music by several ar- tistes whore rare musical abilities place them tn the foremost rank of the profession. As will be seen by advertisement the public are im- vited. ad THE Otpest InuAbiTaNTS.—A meeting of the Cldest Inhabitants will be held at the Council Chamber, m the City Hall, to-morrow morcing, (2 instant.) at 10 o'clock, to cele- brate, with appropriate ceremonies, the birth- day of the immortal W sshington. ‘trom tne ‘Otrentt Court of the United States for the Northern District of Illinois. Mr. Justice Clifford de- livered the opinion of the Court affirming the decree of the said Circuit Court in this cause, with costs. No. 302. Maraino Uastro, appellant, ys. The United States for the Northern District of Cal- ifornia. Mr. Chief Justice Chase delivered the Opinion of the Court, dismissing the cause for want of jurisdiction. No. 38. Joshua Barrell, appellants, v. ropeller Mohawk, &c. Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for th» Northern District of IMinois. Mr. Chief Jus- tice Chase delivered the opinion of the Court, dismissing the cause for want of jurisdiction. No. 6. Original docket. Ex parte. In the mat- ter of A. H. Garland. of Arkansas. petitioner. Ordered by the Court, that the matter of the petition be reargued on Friday, the 2d March next. No. 116. The Washington and _ Baltimore Lb ee Road Company, plaintiff in error, vs. The State of Maryland. The argument of this cause was concluded by Mr. Dobbin for the plaintiff in error. No. 119. The United States, plaintiffs, vs. Lorton Holliday, and No. 134. The United States, plaintiffs, vs. Joseph Haas. These causes were argued by Mr. Ashton for the United States, and submitted on a printed ar- gument by Mr. Romeyn for the defendant in No. 119; no counsel appearing for the defen- dant ip No. 134. No. 120. Fredk. Gelpeke, plaintiff in error, vs. The County of Dubuque. This cause hay- ing been called and no one appearing to argne the same, it was dismissed atthe cost of the plaintifin error, under the nineteenth rule of conrt. No. 121 bark Sally Magee, app States. The argument c menced by Mr. Lord for the appet! Tvuespay, Fn. 20.—No. i2i. Charles M. Fry et al. claimants, &c., appellants, vs. The United States. The argument of this cause was continued by Mr. lord for the appellants, by Mr. Coffey forthe United States, and con- cluded by Mr. Lord for the appellant No. 122. The steamship Douro and Cargo, 0. Fallenstein, claimant, &c., appellants, vs. The United States. This cause was submitted to the consideration of the Court on the record and printed argument by Mr. Attorney Gen- eral Speed and Mr. Coffey for the appellees. —* Svicrp¥.—Yesterday morning, one of the chambermaids at Mades’ Hotel, corner of Penn sylvania avenue and 3d street, in gomg b rounds, found a man named John Essinger lying dead on bed, with arreled pistol by his side. in charge by 7 , On examining the body, found that the wound was from the mouth through to the back of his A dis- ebar; pd in. try and some other articles, includ tion, were found in his pockets. bails from B: more, «1 on Wednesday week. evening, and retired about eight o'clock. Cor- oner Woodward held an inquest, when a y dict was rendered that he came to his dea from a wound inflicted by a pistol in his own hands. His remains were interred by the cor- porate authorities. OrpHans’ Cou Judge Purcell.—Y esterday, the will of the late Lucir Lewis, beg ueath- ing her property to her children, and nomina- ting Moses Lewis. as executor, was filed for probate. A petition was received from L. B. Greer, aski that letters of admin heretofore issned on the estate ot Lou lins be revoked, and that he may be appointed administrator. The will of the late Aiexander Clements was filed for probate. CHANGE OF ArPornTMENTS.—Bishop Karly has made the following changes in the appoint- ments of the B itimere Conference, M. FE. Church South: W. J. Perry from Winans to Central Church, Baltimore: and Geo. H, Zim- merman from Lewisburg to Winans; Lewis R. Jones from West River to Lewisburg. and West River to be pplied.— Alecondria Gazette. ——_.-__ MARKETING AND Groceries aT Repvcep Pricrs.—By Mr. Frank T. Baker's ad vertise- mentin another column, it will be seen that he offers beef, pork, mutton. flour, sugar, and other necessaries at reduced prices. House- keepers take notice. = ee WitttaM Lioyp Garrison, who has been so prominent in the political ations of the last thirty years, will deliver his first lecture in Washington on Friday evening nextat the Union League Rooms on 9th st. = THE ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the Sophomore and Freshman classes ot the Columbian Col- lege will be held at the 13th street Baptist Cherch this evening. An interesting time is expected. o-——. InsUNCTION ON THE VETO. ditor Star: Don’t you think Mesers. Cook, Clephane and Crossman, bad better file an injunction on the President’s veto ? SS CITY ITEMSB. pee BE eatin POTOMAC OPEN ONCE MORE, and we notice that Harvey & Co. 9 Pa.ave., between oih and 10th sts. has ived a fresh supply of York river oysters that surpasses anything that has been to the market this season, which they will serve in every style. iF YOU WANT splendid setts of Jewelry, Rings, Pine, Combs, Spoons, Cups, Goblets and Plated-ware call atthe New York Dol- lar Gift Store where you cau getthem for one dollar, and a free gift included, a* 496 Penn- sylvania avenue, near 3d street. aie CALIFORNIA Stone Cluster Setts and But- s, Ametheist Setts and Buttons, Jet and tl Setts and Buttons, only One Doliar at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pa. aye .third door from 4% street. = as A GRAND Concent axp LEvgE by Union Lod o. 1, 1.0.0. F., will be held on Thursdey evening. 22d instant,at Odd Fellows’ Hall, (Navy Yard.) A fineentertainmentmay be expected. eels For Covens Throat Disorders, use “Brown's Br Troches,” having proved their efliciency by a test of many years. “I have never changed my mind respecting them from the first, excepting to think yet bet- ter of that which I began thinking well of.” eo Key. Henry Warp BeecuEr. <a—a eats Corns, buniens, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Chilblains, Callosities, Vascular Exerescences, &c., suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Reoms No. 424 Pennsyl- yania avenue. between 4 and 6th streets. References:—D. W. Bliss, M. D.,ex-surgeon in charge Armory Square Hospital; F. 0’ Don- poghue, M. D.,ex-surgeon in charge Judiciary Square Hospital; Hon. Henry Addison, Mayor of Georgetewn; W. W. Corcoran; orge W. Riggs. Office hours from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.,and 6to 8 p. m. Separate apartment for ladies. No charge for consultation. ———— DALLEY’s MaGicaL Pain TRACTOR is a certain cure for Burns, Piles, Corns, Bunions, Rhenmatism, Frost Bites and skin diseases. Try it; only 25 cents. Sold bydruggists. eom _* RADICAL CURE FOR SMALLPOX.—To the com- munity at large the advertiser, being row tully prepared, offers a certain and speedy cure of this most loathesome of all diseases, and will give his personal attention in all Ss where required. Numerous testimonials of his suc- cess are in bis possession, and are accessible to all inquirers. Call or address No. 322 4th at., between G and H, Washington. 2w SUE Te ee ees MARRIED, GLADMON—DULEY. On the 6th i by the Rev. Mr. Goheen. DT. GLADMON. ‘sore town, D. C.,to Miss MARY O. DULEY. of Wash- ington, formerly of Mongemery county, Md. | Rockville paper please copy if ee DIED, MARSH. On Tuesday, 2ist instant, HARR ALBERTIS. infant son of 8. Wilmer and ret Marsh, aged 12 mouths. : ite G®*4T INDUCEMENTS TO HOUSEKEEP- ERS! citer. The undersigned would respectfully tion of housekeepers to the fact that I am prepared tosell all kinds of MARKETING AND GROOK- BLES at greatly reduced prices. Having all the facilities for buying and slaugh- tering Beef, I shall sell the choicest cuts, such as Roasts, Sirloin, and Round Steaks, for 22 cents per Ib. Corn Beef, 15 cents Ib. faton: Base Uaecterea gee #, and © cen! . Sugar-cured Hams, warranted the very best, cents 4 Ib. 8 ‘6 rown Suga cents per Ib. Crush sugar, 24 cents per ib. Granulated and Coffee Sugar, 20 cents se ot our. warranted Please cali and see for yourselvee, Seod assortment slong eee RKER . BARK northeast corner Sth and H strosts. ashington, D fors.ctiee " KRG! F0e., 0. ms, J. HEI - * Bila ily ‘Wasdingtoa. D.G, 62% Poansylvania vie > rib. WANTS. WaAxte By as respectable women. a SITU- ATIO} cook small fami! chamberwork. AGeress Box 9, Stat FOR SALE AND RENT. F% BENT—A COTTAGE on Georgstown ei, Dor Gagnts. comtaluing 7 rooms. Apmir to WH ' ‘ wan By a Wenz, a SITUA- pithy rw . plain sewing. "Addrese Bor 1, Star mes. ‘it W4STED—-a« WHITE WAITER, at Me- tropolitan Club, 331, corner H and Isth sts. ‘D—Immediately, s good oe GIBL to do ral housework. ferences ro- gutted, Apply at No. 415 Ratroct, bet. oth and . , com petent te teach the elementary branches. Inquire at the school room. fo 21-3t* WASTED—To rent, a HOUSE and STORE, uitable fe a od: fan e > dress MR, City Post Omics. 827 “EES, okt A FIRSTCLASS COOK WANTED. References required, Apply at 402L a of 1 2)-6t' street, ery respectable girls wish SITUATIONS respectable family. One as ceok, the other The best of recommendations southeast corner baal a Ist fo 20- PAETNER—With 2.000 cash, in -_, ome in the district—to be doing all out door business. The m pe is in eaeh family indispensabl ce ANTEKD—A gocd GIRL, to nurs berwork and plain sewing. None without good references n apply. A northern or G: man girl preferred, Col. H. CLAY WOOD, W Department, 222 H street, between 2th and st W r- Inquire Star fe 2 1w* do chat ANTED—By eung,industrions a geticman a SITUATION in some wholesale, il er commission honse @ position as book: per. Me possesses a thorough knowledge of keeping and will devote his best enerafes to the intorest ef the business Have ne objection of 5 in any pert of the United States. Address - F. B., Star office. fe 20-2t* WW ANTED—The indice to cul) and examine our stock of AUCTION CARPETS, MATTING, AND WINDOW SHADES, which we are offering at por cent. lows than rog- ulaF prices. BONT? & GROSHON, fe .0-3t 369 7th street, above I WANTED” thoroughiy practical GARDE ER- A man without family preferrel A ply at No, 2, Louisiana avenue. fe 19-60" W ANTED—A GARDENER. A man who thor- oughly understands the business can hear of agoed situation, by applying at 356 6th street west, bet. Hand I. Nene others need apply. fe ED -A SEWING WOMAN, witha Ma- ine, fora month or six weeks; Grover & Beker's priferred, Apply for one week at No #94 Maryland avenne, Island, fe 15-6t* \ ) ANTE D—Wewantto buy HOBSES and LUTS in Washington, large and smail 0, 8 small FARM near ths city. Will give $3,000 or $1 00 cash D_L_ WELLS & CO, Anctieneers and Real Extate Agents, corner 13th and F sts., over White's store, fel lm \ J ANTED—Mechanics and young men to know thet a superior department of Mechanical Drawing has just been opened at the W TON BUSINESS COLLEGE fer night tion. You are invited tocall, fe W AXTED— Everybody to tell his friends to call or write. and receive free. interesting pa pers and specimens of beant:fal Penmanship. from the new, spacions. and elegant WASHINGTON BU SINESS COLLEGE, corner 7th and B strevta. fe 3 Im a4 t for §5,000 S$5.000 tant GLOTITING Grail des tions for which a fair price will be paid, 45 corner KE street. Jan 19 3 VV ANTED—All tho Ladios ow that we have dust received Ladies’ Polish BOOTS at $3. Misses’ ikh BOOTS at $2 25 to 3272 Ladies’ Heel GAITERS at $1. All at the ORIGINAL LADIES’ CHEAP SHOE STORE, 622 Ponnsyivauia avenue, feSectw near Adams’ Express Office. W4STED) WANTED!! WANTED! II GENTLEMEN. LADIES. FANCY STOKEKEEKPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to cmeace fn an easy. light and Profitable business, where a Snall ontlay is only re- quired, and where those engagitg in the same can commence at once, to at WM. PRINOE Bumring bere 351 F nd be taught his new method of Simple that a child '¥ jol Being the only practical Stamper here, we can furnish full and complete instructions, tools, cushions. composi tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred, This is achance for any one wishing to make money by a small outlay. jan Ltt Dike SKINS WANTEP—At RAMSBUKG & EBERT’S Glove Manufactory, Georgetown, 105 High at de 19-tf miei are. 881 31 WANTED. WANTED. Ww WILLIAM PRIN The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for STAMPING Hae redaced his wie, to SIX OZNTS PER WIDTH for SKIRTS PANTALETS. and LOAKS. CAPES, BACQUES, YOKES, BANDS, PINCUSHIONS, SLIPPERS, &o., sta ped by the job. We are weekly in receipt of Patterns of the latest designs, and by the aid of a new machine we are prepared to stamp any pattern breught us, As 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 ore caly nace for an | assortment of Pat- terns not excel in New York. WILLIAM PRINCE, 351 _F street, opposite Patent Office. » between 12th and }. be fo 21-3" HOUSEFOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—1 reet, near 4th, be- tween 9a. m, pet phe a fe she pre STORE FOR SALEB—On Pennsyivaais avenue, doi WHITE. 151 G st bet, sth and 208 eal se pO LET—a HOUSE I rably located, "ApBIy. tenes corner of 9th street ana canal '] © LET—A number of f and tern et City Hotel 591 ‘Pans. ia Fo KENT OR SALE—House 4 rooms. A at No. pe 0. 329 @ street. 'x_rooms, desi- SULLIVAN, fe 21-3t* avenue. }OR RENT—At 650 7th sirest, i B'Gind Give nice ROOMS or cunad, Letwixt rent $25. Also, a HOUSE of two rooms, $12. In- Guire on the fe 2t-2t* D ROOM and front BASEMENT ent room suitable for an piie ed er unfurnished; at No. 3566 street, between 4} and 6th streets. fe 21-3t* [°OR RENT—FOUR ROOMS, third : Foor Rooms a 2 Stine: OMS, second story, over 5 METZ’S Hat Store, No. 234 eneyi aun oe, fo 21-6 Inquire within, Kent moderate. Fo pay handsome new three-story brick DWELLING, in perfect repair. Inquire at the S67 Hf street, neat Sth, or of Ge CLEMEN 21-3t* WHARF, now ocen* pied by J HIESTON & CO. as @ Coal Yard Apply at No. 19 First st., Geor; fe 21-12t* A DESIRABLE HOUSE NT AND <4 Furnituie for sale. Any one wishing to Rote hourekeering will find a great bargain by calling at No. 1S4 K st. btween Ith and Isth. fe 21 2t* ESE, SEXT—A three story BRICK HOUSE, handsomely furnished throughout Terms $75 permouth, Address *X Y Z," Star Office. fe 21-3t* FS RENT—A throe-story Brick HOUSE with Back Butiding, No. 150, onthe north side of Penrsylvauia avenue, between 17th and isth streets west. Inquire of Mrs. FORREST, No. 7% First street, Georgetown feb 21-1w* NT—A three-story BRIOK HOU FE OK KBN furnished. on © street south, between 21 east, Capitol Hill. Ithasa good sized lot around it with a goud cisternof water. Apply to F. FAIR- 7 XxX, i the Coast Survey Oflice, Capitol Hill. fe 21-3t* re REN large ROOM. Rent che ‘pant No. 15 134 he a El [CISST-CLASS RESTAURANT FOR SALE — One of the best stands inthe city. Apply at this «fice. te 3 COR SALE-Small STORE and FIXTURES House for rent. Inquire at 209 4th street, bo- tween K and L a fo 3" [GE RRNICA three-story” Brick Dweiling HOUSE, containing nine rooms. Apply at No. 36% P street, next door Hal 3t* T—A large BRICK Hot ation; contains 17 room gas; water in the kitenen Apply to II Lumber Yard, corner 26th and D sts. “OR SALE OR RKENT—A_ FURNISIED HOUSE, containing tem rooms, No. 437 5th st.. lietween D and E. opposite Judiciary Sgnare. For terms apply on the premises. fe 20-5t* Wer, SALE—In Baltimore,the GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a Jewelry Store. Dwelling Address Watchmaker, Box 354, Balti ‘Md. fe 20-3t ve + fitted a N.EASBY, fe 2)-2t* o8 RENT—Two or thre pleasautly pfarnil Ms, situated, two squares fr: the ‘apitol” Apply 118 A street south, Capitol Hill fe 20-2t* Kor SALE —The LE. GOOD WILL cf E 5 riding house in thie eity, Which. to person anding the business, can clear 35.000 per ann’ Address". BR.” Star OF fice - _ fo 20-5t* °OR KENT—A_ well finished three. story BRICK HOUSE for rent. on 6th, between H and Lstreets, No.392 $90 per month in advance. of the owner, No. 456 Massachusetts 6th and 7th sts fe 2. OTEL FOR RENT—The OWEN HOUSE will the for rent the ist of March. This is a first- ciass houre, containing sixty-five (65) chambers, with water and gasin each; water closets on each Noor. large dining room. bar-room, &c.. with fine vaults iz basement. This house is situated on Pennsylvania avenne. adjoining Willards’ Hotel. Apply to8 OWEN, 212 P: fe 20-20 Georgetown, o.134 Dunbarten ahed ro. K a ROOM, at N street, between Congress and High fe 19-20" eos SALE—One splendid CIGAR CASE at the wine pr and cigar at No, 237 at side Pa. t. 12th and 13th fe 19-3t* ror SALE—Two PUILDING LOTS, 53 by 96, on lth, between K and Massachusetts avenne. Apply to HENBY TURNER, fe 19-3t* ‘ee ROOMS and BASEMENT KITCHEN at No. 54 corner of Fayette and 2d streets, Georgetown, D.C. Al ome Furniture Terme reasonable. 450 Jith street w for sale. Apply on pre! fe 19 3t’ OR SALK—A GROCERY STORE complete. Sm stock on hand. Must be seid within a Inquire at No. 515 lith street, or of C, SHAFER, Leather Dealer, _—S st., fe 19-3t* near Sth. *() —FIXTURES FOR SALE and STORE $150. Vor neve Fe Pa. avenue, near the National Hotel. Good stand for any Kind of bw a For particulars apply at 42. sh street, be- Gand H. fe igo T—A three story BRICK HOUSE, ».on the north side of Gay street, be- tween Washington and Congress streets, George- Embroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts. and | town. Possersion given March ist. Inquire of Shawis, for sale. nolS | JAS.L. BARRETT, No. 109 Green at, to 19 3¢* ANTEP— SECOND HAND FURNITURE. | YY ANTHD—By a man 30 years of age, who has a ‘Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- goed knowledge of farming, accounts, and the BING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS ofevery | management of negroes, a SITUATION as overseer description. . BUCHLY, €06 7th stract on a plantation in one of the Southern States. Ad- je 8-tf between G and H, east ri dress or app! > > > ~ ATT FOR SALE AND RENT. SOB SALE—A desirable BUILDING LOT, «it- nated fn a very healthy locality, with improve ments each side. on the east side of ith street wast, near corner M street north. Lot No. three, Sauare 523, twenty feet front. ninety three feat deep. Inquire at HUGUELY & BOWEN’S Lty- ery Stable, New York avenue, between éth and 7th streets. fe 17-3t Ty LET <A large pumbar of small HOUS Also, Honsesin the Philadelphia Row, w as, bot and cold water, Plank feotwalk to cars. oome to let, furnished and unjarnished. THOMAS M. PLOW MAN’S fe 16-6t* Real Estate Office, 305 F street. id Wie?’ “EMPIRE HOUSE’ AND**MUSH POT” FOR SALE —The undersigned has been an thorized to sell the sbeve-meptioned valuable Propert fe EMPIRE HOUSE” is acommodions three- The story Brick te ip ted in the year 1555 for a Hotel, situated on King—the principal busines street of Alexandria—within two sqnares from tl new Depet of the Orange and Alexandria and th Alexandria aud Wasbington Railroads. The Honse is admirably adapted for a Hotel, and has hereto- fore received liberal patronage from the traveling public. Ithas been receutly repaired and refitted, and ix new in excellent order. The “MUSH POT” is a tract of land containing thirty-three acres, within the half of a miie from the corperate limits, remarkable for its extreme fertility. and capable of being made a most pre- ductive and valuable market ayd dairy farm, belay adjacent to Alexandria and within a few miles ol the city of Washington The above-mentioned valuable Property will be suid low, on accommodating terms, or exchanged for real extate in the country. For further information apply te H.O.CLAUGBTON, Attorney-at-Law, fe 14 eotf 59 Prince street. Alexandria, V a. roe SALE—A FARM, four miles from Wash- ington. lying upon the Washington and Alex- andria Railroad and Turnpike. Can be soldin three parts, 55. 48, and 26 acres. Improvements, fine two-story Brick Dwelling and out-buildings, valuable Orchard. Market Garden, and Meadow d, excellent Springs, ten acres of fine Timber, View magnificent Terms liberal. Addreas Rev. E B_ LIPPITT, Alexandria, Va., or apply on the premises le 5 e03w * CBRTBAL BALL, Corner Pennsylvanii and Mth street. a ‘Nagle Roo ver ction Boom For rent by the di week, or month, fer Gon- certs. Lectures, Bails, &c. i. Halls ed retraces and spacious. or terms a) on TOMIseS. 0 jen 31 tf _ - NAGLE & 00. MRS. JOHN'S COUNTRY SEAT je, 6 miles from Washington, 1 mile from Bladensburg, 10 minutes’ walk from Hyatts- ville, on the Baltimore and Washington Railroad. Improvements consist of @ Double Frame Dwell- ing, with 6 Chambers and Bath room, with water fixtares, Ice House. Barn, Granary, Stabling and Carriage Houses, anda well ef delightful Water in the yard. Neighborhood healthy; society good, near Episcopal, Roman Catholic and Methodist Oburches. Mr. Quinn, living on the property, will show it to any one desiring to purchase, Ap- ply to M. E. McKNEW, Beal Estate Ace! fo8-2aw2w* northeast cor. 7th st. and La Foe BENT—The STORE next to the Star Office counting teem der the Met apply to 0. B. BAK tropolitan Hall. PERSONAL. Office. de Ltt <PECIAL CARD TO THE LADIES ME, wi desiring to find an elegant HO Medical Attendance, t! retirement. before and during ement, CAR ich & Home in the ly of a widow lady, ly in Zrooklyn, without children M. INCE, 381 F street. opposite Office. the only practical STAMP. District, wishes to inform his customers that b not connected with any ether ftamping covcern this city. Asthere are so-called Stampers using bie pame. henge thie Ce ige Oe on!¥ One piace, on street. yin receipt of new tterns, which are mate up at once. a feo ~G.M. FORD has removed to No, Drie street. betweon Ist and 2d Movriet y toN. L., 344 G street north, Wash- ington, D.C. fel fo 19 Kor SALE OK RE A two story FRAME v HOUSK on 8 street, between New Jersey ave nue nd Sthstreet Terms cacy. PHILIP WALLACH, Odeon Hall omhing Room, nd P fe 19-3t Corner 434 street A DESIRABLE RESIDEN( BRICK TENEM tions of the city. with eight rooms, a hand: in front and on the side—a corner lot, 44 feet fron’ with pumpat the corner and within @ square of Ath street cars. Apply to — DL Weuts «co. d Real Estate Agents r of 15th and F streets. pork —Three or four ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished. Inquire at 660 M’street. be tween 4th and ith. fe 17-S.M,W3t* rok RENT—3 FRAME HOUSE, nn. avenue. Anctio. A two-stor containing five rooms, situated on 12th street, near Maryland avenne. Apply to 512 11th street, to HAUPTMAN fe 17 3t* (OR SALE—A HOUSK and LOT Ellaville, P.G. Co. The place is noted for its health fulness, good fruit, and a ppm of good streng mineral water. Inquire of Mrs. ANNA YOUNG, on the premises, fo 17-3" JOR RENT—WASHINGTON BUILDING. or any portion thereef, from the Ist of April next, For terms apply to JOHN IH. SEMMES & CO 423 Oth street, corner La. ave.,opposite west end Centre Market fe 17 FS RENT—A first rate BUSINESS STAND, with Dwelling annexed. at the southwest cor- ner of F and 13th streets. For terms apply at 462 6th street. betw. D and B.or to WM, H. FAULKNER, 439 Massachusetts ave. fe 17-e03t™ TS.— FOR SAILB— Tho BOOKS and PAPERS of L. B_ TRUK, Attor- ney and Claim Le ce te of this city, containing very valuable information, with many open claims. The books contain records which were carefully collected for years, and such as cannot be found elsewh in the city. Inquire of Mrs. 0.W B. TRUE, No. 350 i8th street. ‘urnished fe 17-03" House for ren! Fo RENT—STORE corner of Sth and D streets. Apply at 361 D street, between 8th and 9th ects fe 16-6t* Also, GREAT BARGAIN FOR SALE —A first class BOARDING HOUSE, centrally located, with large number of rooms. Rent very low, Furniture sold for one balfits value, Only reason for selling the owner is about leaving the city. For particn~ lars inquireot THOMAS M. PLOWMAN, Real Es- tate Othe, 305 F street. fob 16-6t™ RENT— Four new FRAME HOUSES, git roa a rn beeean Gaudi ctrester hte, one Brick House, with a bake bouse attached, situ: ated on ISth street, between K and b. Inquire of WALLIAM LINKINS, corner of 20ilt and fe 15 sts. W 4 HAVE SEVERAL NICE ToUsES For b eee or unfurnished, in the t ef i. CHY and GeorgetOWD DowNMAN & GREEN, fo 13.Af 18 Intelligencer Buildin FH SALE OR RENT—The HOUSE on Penn. avenne, between 3d anc 4%. streets, —— 21 rooms, including the barroom, Thereis hot a cold water in the Kitch: 4 fe 8-2w* Fast ioe pate Washi n.and 2 miles from at 592 Tth street. Isiand, between D and LOUIS DEITZ, on the place. orth Ospitol fully situated for a fine inguire of WALL, venue. jan 15 tf Fok RENT— Part of s heuse—$ to 5 ROOMS— suitable housek: jeasantl: New vaeer ee cout Beilioges of garden Apply at No. 7 low a eee P. and cellar. Bent low. Jersey av “OK SALE OR RENT—That large, Fond cleeant BE DENOE occupied Senator Douglas being now vacant will ay ee |, corner toJ.0. McGUIBE & OO. ‘The house can be atany time, tf NI SALE— three-story k SRS Grace Cherch Island. Will besold cheap. Apply to C. B, BAKER, Star Office. re J{OR SALE—The HOUSE and LOT insanare 208, th and Thirteenth south west corner of D st. nort! pied for om ae. jan 35. 1 L_—MISS SMITH, La Favorite Gigs eee AGiic lath street, between hace Keeps constan' Nagi ease rete | street weet. The hea pes pesiness bY # A vans. Apply to + No avenue. NT " PEE ee com! ju 5 Coser or other geatiomen, at Bb iets AUCTION SALES. _ BX Thomas Dowling, ance SEA SHELLS, CHINESE GOODS AND BAR’ AUCTION I will sel! at my Auction Rooms street, THIS EVENING only. Perrvaty ser ae® mencing at 7 oc! alarge and id assur t ment of Sea Shells, Chineac aot THOMAS DowL a At, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. SALE OF COOK, PARLOB, BADIATOR, OF- FICE. AND OTHER STOVES, TIN WAR’ On MONDAY. the 25th i M.. we shall sell, at the store corner streets, in th ortbern Liberties, a general as sortment of is. vin % New Cock Stoves of different patterns § Parlor Radiators and other Stoves 3B) Office Stores of different styles isting of Coffe Botlers, natant, at 100'ciock ach as the tinners use. without reserve, to the highest Dealers aro invited to attend. fe 21-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. B® GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF THE LEASF, GOOD WILL. BAR anv BAR FIXT HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR DELMONICO HOUSE AT y virtue of adeed of trast to th gus recorded a neton county, oc. WEDNESDAY, the 250 | m., at the Delmonico House, nue, between lath and J5th streets, the unexpire! term of lease, which has abont two years te ran, Fine Bar and Bar Fixtures, Brandies, Whiskies and Wines, incasks. usebold Furniture, consisting in Ww t Hair-eloth Se Walnut Marbie top a Walnut Bedsteads and Bureaus, bscriber, of the land records of Wash D all proceed to sell of— Walnut Extension : . inte tension and Side Tables. Hair-top “ pale son other Mattresses, Sp Comforts, Sheets and Cases. on tree ply and Ingrain Carpets, n Hall and Stair Oilelotha, ne fine Cooking Range. with fi: Parlor and Chamber Stoves, yt Te? Complete, Large lot of China, Glass and Orockery ware, bake} many ether articles too nai ous to men- on ly ‘The sale will commence with ¢! Fixtures and the ae Forme cach oe. ee ~~ ON. T tee. ford GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucis. BY W. L. WALL & ©O., Auctioneers, THE ENTIRE EFFECTS OF THE OWE: MOUSE AT AUCTION BY CATALOGUK. e On THERSDAY MORNING, Feb. 24. com mencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell the entire Ef- fects of the Owen House, on Pennsylvania avenue, Letween lith and 15th streets, adjoining Willards’ Hotel, ce rising the Forniture and Effects of ht en roomy entire honse having been lately refarnished. and all in good order, and lef which will be Peremptorily sold oomprising— i ry tine Roxewoc aide by Wm. P. erson. Boston: also, Cover and Stool : Tables Parlor and Easy Chairs OS nd S id a top Tables and Hat racks Side boards. W hatnot. Etegere Biankets Pillow-sitps, Comforts Counterpancs, Pillows and Bolsters Dining Tabi o ns Mirrors and Glass and Paintings Fighty-seven Carpets and Coooa Matting Complete Bange and Fixtures and Baking Oven Castors, Crockery and Glassware _ Copper Kettles and Kitchon Utensils Iron Safe and Office Furniture, Dishes, &c, Bar room Furniture— Marbie.top Bar and complete Fixtures Gilt Mirrors and Bracket Tab es. anters and Glassware, Paintings ear Cases, Burners Steam Table. in complete order The Bar and Bar will be offer 7 . a8 the owner is about changing his business and the sale will be continued each day natil all are sold. fe16 [Intel] W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts, &7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONE? UN- til FRIDAY MORNING, same hour.on account of the celebration, when it will positively take ac fo2i_ WM. L. WALL & 00., Aucts. BY JAS. C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE. By virtue of a decree passed by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in Chancery, cause No. 453, wherein Elizabeth ley is com- plainant and Ellen Edes et al. are defendants, I shall sell, at public auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY. the day of February, 1365, at 4% o'clock p. m., all that part of Lot 5,in Square 4 in this city, contained within the following metes and bounds: Beginning at a point on the west line of said lot $1 feet 4 inches south of the northwest corner thereof, and running thence cast 99 feet 4 inches to an alley: thence north 15 feet 8 inches; thence weat 99 feet 4 inches; and thence south 15 feet 8 inches to the place of beginning. This propery is situated on 9th street west, be- tween L and M streets north, and is improved with 8 smal) dwelling. Terms of sale: One-half cash; and the balance in and twelve months, for which the purchaser's notes, secured to the satisfaction of the Trustee, = be taken, and a lien retained on the premises #0) All conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost of purchaser. wet F. MATTINGLY. Trustee. fe 6-colw J. 0. McGUIR' CO., Aucta, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctimnecrs. HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUBNITURE T AUCTION. po On FRIDAY. the 23d inetaut, we shall sell. at the residence of Mr. T. Drury, No. 372 19th’ street west, between G and H streets, near the Hibernia Engine House, at 10 o’clock a m., an excellent assortment nearly new Furniture, viz: Mahogany Marble-top Dressing and other Bureaus ahogeny Marble-top Wash Closet and Wash- Stands Mahogany Bedsteads and fine Painted Cottace Sets Fine Damask Brocatelle Covered Parlor Suite Walnut Extension and other Tables, Crockery ware Window Curtains and Shades, Feather Beds Bedding and reases. Carpets, Cooking and other Stoves, with a goed let of Kitchen Requirites. Terms cash. fe 20 3t GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. B* JAMES C. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’s SAL By virtue of adecree passed by th of the District of Columbia in c! wherein Bichard H. Clarke « shail well at public AURA. Ble M2 defendants, 1 MONDAY, the 2th day of February, 1836,at 7% o'clock p. m.. all that part of Lot No 12, in Square A, in this city. contained within the following metes end bounds ee | for the same at a point in the west line ef the said lot distant 22 feet 1] inches in a southerly direction from the northwest corner of said lot, andranniag thence senth 22 feet 11 inches, thence in an easterly direction with a line parallel with the north line of the said lot to the east line theresf, thence in a northerly direc- tion with the east line thereof to its intersection with aline drawn in an easterly direction and par- allel with the said north line from the place of be- ginning thence in 8 westerly direction with the said last-mertioned line reversed to the of beginning. with the buildings thereon, and the alley, three feet wide, from the rear of the said parcel ef to th i is improved ‘Terms of sale: One-half cash; and the balance at six and twelve months, for which the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest from the day of sale, secured to the satisfaction of the trastee, will be taken, and 4 lien retained on the premises sold. Al ei doo a and revenue stampe at the cost asor of the purel WM. F_ MATTINGLY. Trastes. _fe 10-eo2w GUIRE & CO , Aucts BBY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, TRUSTER SALE OF BILLIARD TABLES AND BAK FIXTURES, LEASE, AND BUILDING, AT PUBLIC AUCTION On THURSDA 10 o'clock a. m., Ith street, between G Yor th, by virtue of a deed of trust to me from the +nty. seriber, dated the 13th day of December, 1835. and duly recorded in Liber M. H. No. 1. folios 253, 264, 285, and 286, of chattel record for the coanty of Washington, in the District of Columbia, to wit, iz Fonr Billiard Tables and Billiard Balls, Cues, sud Fixtures Bar and Bar Fixtures, all the stock in trade The Furniture, all ingular. he s,Chattels, and Personal Property ia said house, and the unexpired Lease of said house and eee me ie Good Will of said Dining and Billiar oon, ke. h. JACOB RANDOLPH, Trastese. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. BY 245- ©. McGUIRK & O0., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF LOTS ON THE ISLAND. trast from Ann Mca! By virtue of a deed of gy March ancing at of purcha- fel7-?aw&ds J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. ILDINGS AT UBLIC AUCTION OF BU EBL i UTION. (FORMERLY eit Avy Ritbaith ee Ofer Depot estore. Will be wold'a ren. cedom st Ow ia tion, Va. von the and —. on the it three miles from. " a. TUES! , the gtk instant, at 120'clock M, the following bigperer belonging to the Subsistence iment, Blanghter-House, 4® by 24 fest, 18 feet ¢ Bake-Honse, ‘ST feet, 16 feet high; 1 ad- ce Teilding. isty feet. Doubte flooring ia Bake- House. ‘One Frame Buildi by, 15 fost, 12 foot high; also, ove , 10 by 14 foot, ‘Bout . io ens. fo 1-5t Majer and 0. 8. a x anéd M - - —- = -- — AUCTION SALES. ~FHIS AFTERNOON AND P0-MORROW BY GEREN & WILLIAMS, Auetioncms ta gabe BY onpae aint or Se ech GES 2vo- AVENU! iT. (ISLAND. a’ * te ardian of the orphan children of Joke the interests fetioming valomhl m@bcred sonth of Seunre Tor bee and three.(#it,) beginal the epen space twenty teat ree inches from the corner of Vir cinfe avenue and said open space.and running sloug feet 34, inches to south é street. } yey A tach, Ghense ina ion 19 feet Finches. thence parallel wit! Ritecp er tieret pole Nr eet i cof beginni Dart <Teaid lot aud siuare, t nig for op Virginia avenue at a porat from corner of said Jee and running thence alos 25 feet 7 inches. :includi, the depth of % feet.) tnence from Vi including said alley. and bin¢ing inches, thence eastwardly 12 feet 3 i northwardly 27 feet 6 inches. thence e: slong south ¢ sqrest ii feet J teh thence youth. wi a at right ancles Tginia avenee Ts 6inches to place of beginning ‘On the first described lot is a nearly new; mb- , containing thirteen reoma, Provided with marble mantles and bells, gas fx- tures throughout, with speaking tub-s from twe upper reome to the kitchen. Also, with two atstr- ways. one leading from the frout and the other from the back bnildi On the other lot is a com veniently arranged frame dwelling containing eight rooms, front and back staircase ‘erms. as tibed by decree One-third cash, (of which 5. down on day of sale;) balance te equal f ents, evidenced by notes of the pur- chaser or purchasers, satisfactorily endorsed. able in Gand 12 mouths from day of sale, with in- ue title has been perfected, and fe now indispa— Conveyancing and stamps at purchase: ALFRED © CASSELL, @ _fe9 ts GREEN & WILLIA ¥ M. K. WALSB & ©O., Aucttonsers, No. 259 Pa ay. corner lth street. REGULAR AUCTION SALE3 DAYS EYER’ TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAT MORNING: commencing at 10 o'clock, comprisi eneral assortment of Merchandise. Housel: viture, Ac. ash advanced on Merchandise.of every descrip- ness solicited. oor Bales attended to on easy terms. _fe19 Iw M.K. WALSH & 00. Ancts BY W. B, LEWIS & Go, N venue, CONTINDATION OF OLOTHING 8 AUCTION ace ae THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock, Mr. J. Sikie's Store, No. 266 Pe: av., near Kirkwood Motel, embracin, 1 Gents’ Clothing, suit! s 18 & CO, Ancta, B* M.K. a Auctioneers, 307 Ponmyivani: YALSH & O0., Auctioneers vse Penna. ave.,coruer 10th street, RVERY EVENING, of @ large aseortm: es, Hats, Se es, Combs. ‘Table and Pe Clocks, Albums. Statione: gare, Tobacco, » Notions, ac., &e ALSO, A full line of Gold an‘ Hanti and oma tace Watches, Guid Chains eee OM fe now MK. WALSH & CO, Aucts, QWALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. Chief Quart: "5 Offer, pa co He ei Washoncton, . ary 17, 186% Will be sold at puviic auction. on the premiens under the direction revet tenant Colonel a8. M. Moore. A. Q. M.,on THURSDAY, Febra ary 22, 18%. at i o'clock inet desc: Goverament Buildings wig sono vine dewertbed ON H STREET, BETWEEN 17TH aT. AND COENECTICUT AVENUE. Warehense No. 1, 5i by 91 feet. — ON 17TH, BETW N H AND I STREETS. 8s foot Warehouse No 6,29 O®8 K, BETWEEN I16THS AND1I7T Warehouse Ne. 9. 51 by 147 feet. ae. SOUTH SIDE OF H. BETWREN 16% anp 17TH STREETS. Warebonte No 2. 6] by 120 feet. One (1) Shed adjoining, 17%; by 128 feet. One (1) Shed adjoining, 18% by 120 feet CORNER OF 171TH AND H STREETS. Warehouse No. 3.48 by 120 leet. One (1) Shed adjoining, 12 by 12) feet. One (1) Shed adjoining, 1 by 126 feet. One (1) Shed adjoining. 15 b ON K, BETW One (1) Guardhouse, 15 by S24; feet. One (1) Siuk.Sby Siecle ON 16},, BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA AvE- ENCE AND H STREET. Warehouse 5, 38 One (1) Addition to Warchouse, 58% by 141 foot The Buildings will be sold singly, an must be removed within fifteen days from of Terms—Caeh ti ei Government =e Renee Ei RUCK en, . feat" Bepot of Washington. ¥ NAGLE & CO., Anctieneers, B Sales-rooms No. 267 Pennsylvania svenae, corner of Lith street, Nagle & Co. will give their the sale of Real Estate aud H. the Also, to the sales of stocks ef G: chandise of every description, Horses, Harness. ‘Carri Geo Ir TBUSTEE'S SALE bat Soi AND RESTAUR- By virtue of t parate deeds of trust. daly re vi oftwe iy corded in the office he Register of Beeds for the 2, D.C., the undersigned wilt The Furniture, Fixtu liam Teli Hotel, toget ofthe Restaurant thereto attached. ‘This Hotel has always done an excellent business, is well located, being op Penmsylvenia svenge, (north side,) between Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets. Persons desirout of examining the premises and te . all prior to the day of sale. Terms cash. "* fered together. 3G sTooK WILLIAM GiRecKkE, fe 19-4t oo AT PRIVATE LE. A well-built three story RRICK HOUS! LOT, with two story Brick Building in rear; all modern improvements. This must be sold, as the present owner is leaving the city, ther particulars at our tore. ja 19-tf AGLRE & OO , Auctioneers. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctigneers RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLES BUNS: TAD LOTS, SITUATED AND PRON TING OW EETS AUCTL WE Lot numbered B. in the subdivision of ot pum! , in su aguere bumbered seven hundred and thirty om (731,) with the imprevements. fect on Penpsylvania avenue. and above property is on the south si nia avenue, between lst street s 5 PA iro, wost half of lot numbered nineteen, (19,) bered seven hundred and t jcod frame house, coutatning’ ive roows ane ‘ame house, Store-room and two cellars. Fhie lot froute SS “Terme: Sue teies nets; Ceoheionse in six, twelve and eighteen months, the perchaser or pu te pie notes for thy as payments, bearing terest t sale. iA deed ane aBdeod of trust taken, tasecare t 6 Dotes. wa conveyance at the cost of purchasezs, incle- i stamy ‘Sigg will be revulred paid down when the prow- ort ms RPOaE tare: cok Gace ek Uipeameer aa ‘ty wil on af J Dold to the nest highest bidder he whole terms are not complied, with im ALL ge oe Fe the » by sdvertising the spans shaes tones ie Bie ev ching Scaz. On THURSDAY, the 9th'day 1886, 1 shall oct. hey of the at Deen ie, mail te esc os aie Tools ot ome. Aloo. all the Foruisere te ana house. Terms cash. Be LS ST DMINISTRATRIX “Peiiet beeeaagy om Shek Sai 5 c District of Columns 4 < streets north, pear oD 234 instant at 1% 0 + Tahal sel, 08 Sie ollowing articles, viz: 5 S: fas. Obairs, Rockers Centre Tab’, ‘Bhades. Osrpete Feather Bede. Matirenson, Civtane Medes a ee 4 emane | EO ETE: .