Evening Star Newspaper, February 22, 1866, Page 3

> y = BD Mrs. Barney Withams. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Groven's —The “Lakes of Killarney,” which was so favorably received Iast night, will be repeated this evening, with the comedy of “Law for Ladiés.” Last week of Mr. and Merzrne tt Hatt.—Mirth. music, and magic this afternoon, when Heller offers an almost rn ntire change of programme. No performance to-night. Sratox Haci.—The Siamese Twins, “Chang and Eng,” (still much attached to each other,) with their sprightly children, and those queer creatures, the Australian Children, on exhibi- tion this afternoon and to-night. Oow Feetows’ Hatt, Navy Yard.—The Grand Concert and Levee of Union Lodge, 1.0. O. F., comes off this evening, when ad- dresses, music, and dancing will be in order. To those who know how the 1. 0. 0. F. man- age affairs of the kind, nothine more need be said. CANTERrURY.—M le Forestrel packanato- micalizes herself every evening this week; while Nickle, Mulligan, Geo. Edwards, the ballet troupe, comedians, &c., make up & va- ried and interesting entertainment. Pa EES Ths Worktnomey 5 ConveNTION —The reg- ular monthly meeting of the Workingmens Conveution was held in the Council Chamber, oy all, last evening, the President, Darius ™m the Chair, and Mr. J. W. Matting- s of Messrs. D. McCathran. T. Wm. M. Harvey, as delegates men House Painters’ Associa- tion, were received, and they were admitted to seats. Mr. J.¢ Na S. Denham, ar from the Journe: C. Whaley. one of the delegates to Jonvention, made @ statement that ivisabie to bold the Convention else- o Washipgton, and Baltimore bad been suggested as Qe place Mr. A. T. Cavis, from th xecutive eommit- of hoiding public meetings in different par’s of the city, as a menns of furthering the objects of the Conven- tion The recommendation of the committee was concurred in and they were instructed to make the necessary arrangements The question as to the place for holdinga National Convention coming up, after some discussion the motion was left with the dele- gates. Messrs. Lewis Walsmith. ef the Cabinet Ma- kers; J. W. Mattingly, ot the Bookbinders; and Robert F. Maur, of the Plasterers’ Assoc’ Ons; Were appointed on the executive committee. Mr. W. C. Ciarke, from the committee on the subject, reported a constitution for the govern- ment of the convention; whick was adopted. The new constitution providing for the elec- tion of officers in February, the association proceeded to elect officers for the term of six months, with the following result:—Wm. R. McLean, President; Richard Emmons, Vice President: Jos. W. Mattingly, Recording Sec- retary; Jos. R. Waltmeyer, Corresponding Secretary; Asa MecCraken, Financial Secre. tary; Donald McCathran, Treasurer. Mr. T. Waimsiey offered a resolution tender- ing the thanks of the convention to Hon. A. J. Rogers, of New Jersey. for his etforta in behalf of the workingmen, and for introducing a bill constituting eight hours a legal day’s work. It wn ested that Hon. W. E. Niblack, of and Senator B. Gratz Brown, of Mis- td also made a move in the same direc- suggested the propri Indian: tion The resolution was amended so as to include the names of those referred to, and adopted. Mr. Thos. B. Pennicks offered a resolution requesting the executive committee to wart on the Judiciary Commitiee of the House and urge upon them the necessity of reporting the bill establishing eight hours per day at as early Guy 2s possible; which was adopted. Adjourned. —__$4—— A Serious Accipent.—Last night, at seven o'clock, Mr. John W. Berkely, former propri- etor of a dyeing and scouring establishment on Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street, was knocked down and run over by 4 street car on the Metropolitan track at the corner of 9th and F streets. It appeared that Mr. B. was on the flag footway in F street, and in trying to avoid ahack that was approaching sprang forward, and came in collision with the car, was knocked down, and a wheel passed over his right arm, erusbing the bones at the wrist, and nearly severing the hand. The body of the car prob- ably struck his head, as his skull was found to be injured. Dr. Keasby was t for, and the wounded man carried to the Model House, but upon the arrivalot Dr. Keasby it was found necessary to remove him to Providence Hos- pital. But for the activity of one of the em- loyees of the road, in stopping the car, Mr. tTkeley’s head would have been crushed, as it was almost under the wheel. pumas ee DistressinG ACCIDENT —Yesterday after- noon, at 4 o’olock. a little lad about 9 years old, named Richard McLain, in jumping on the tront platform of street car No. S of the Metro- politan railroad lise, as it was passing on In- diapa avenue, between Secoud and Third streets, missed his footing. He fell to the ground and the car passed over his right leg, breaking one of the bones and tearing nearly all of the flesh off from his hip to his ankle. He Was removed to the residence of his father, Mr. Richard T. McLain, clerk of post offices and post roads in the Interior Department, where Dr. Norris, of the regular, and Dr. Baxter, of the volunteer army, were called in for consul- tation. They concluded that the wound would prove fatal. This morning there 1s no hope en- tertained of the recovery of the patient. & ha MEETING.—On Tuesday even- emperance meeting was held whl ing 2 yant, and W. P. Drew. The choir resent, and under the direc. tion of Mr. Baker, of the Fourth street Pres- terian Church, by singing appropriate pieces, added interest to the exer S. ——6—_— Scppen Dears. his morning a young man fellina convulsion at the corner of 13th and E streets, and it was found was consider- ably injured. He was taken charge of by some citizens who did all in their power to relieve Lim. Roundsman Walker, of the Second Ward Police, had him removed to a more cem- fortable place. A number of letters were found in his pockets directed to Geo. W. Gibson, and post marked Milwaukee, Wis., and Geo. W. Gibeon is probably bis name. —_e——_ BROTHERHOOD OF THE Union.—Last week, @ new eircle of the order, known as Washing- ton Circle, No. 3, was organized in the building corner of 7th streetand Louisiana avenue, at which there were forty-five persons present, twenty of whom were initiated on the night of opening. The new circle is composed of good material. and from the interest taken in the first meeting there is no doubt of the success of the circle. ——— U. S. Scrreme Covrt, Feb. 21—No. 124. James ©. C. Bell, Robert Grant, and James Martin Bell, partners under the firm of Bell & Grant, appellants, vs. The Ohio Life Insur- ance and Trust Company, &c. The argument of this cause was commenced by Mr. Stan- bery for the appellants, and continued by Mr. Worthington for the appellees. Adjourned until Friday. Se ee Biep ¢F xt Wounps.—Benjamin W. Luck- ett, who, it will be remembered, was badly wounded on Friday night last, at Ardeeser’s rectaurant, on 7th street, near L, by Milburn Hunter, died at his residence, No. 573 G street, b % o'clock yesterday, from the effects of his wounds U. S. Court or Cr Feb. 21.—Theodore Adams vs. The United State: (No. 1586.) The argument of this cause was resumed by Mr. Wells for the claimant, and by Mr. Ket- cham, tbe Solicitor, and Mr. Weed, the Assis- tamt Solicitor, for the United States. Ad- journed to Friday. —_—_¢—___. ILL.—We regret to leara that W. W. Seaton, ex-Mayorof V ington, and known through- out the country as one of the former editors of the National Intelligencer. is lying dangerously fl at his residence, in this city, with cancer in the face, and it is feared he 'Y not recover . Vv Bye table woman, a SITUA- ‘00k, either in a restaurant or hotel. Beferences given, Address a note to Box No. 30 Star Office. it* QS Preine STYLES. Just opened, the New York Spring Fesnionyy at's Silk and Cassimere Hata. B. H. STINEMETZ, Fashionable Hatter, 234 Pennsylvania avenue, between 12th and 13th stree! 4, 1366.—Distaicr oF feb 22-5t . Mr deceased, the ni has. with the approbation of thi {f Washington County aforesaid, ap. day.the 10th day of March, 1386, ‘or ent and distribntion of the personal said deceased, and of the assets in bat far as the same have been collected and turne to Toney: when and where all the creditors and heirs Of sald deceased are notified te attend, (at the Ur- Phans’ Conrt of Washingten County aforesaid.) hi thetrcisims properly vouched, or they may erwise by jaw be excluded from all benefit in id deceased's estate: Provided a copy of this or- or be published once w week for three weeks in the Evoning Star, previous ie x! RO BRINS. ‘eat—%. © . fe 221 Register of Wills, a Waugh Chapel, (Capitol Hill,) under the aus- pices of Lincoln Division, No. 11, Sons of Tem- perance, whieh was largely attended, Eagle iS 2 Tents of Rech: veing pres- at regalia presided over ? . Me pastor of the church, an ire ade by H®n. D. P. Hol OITY ITEMS. Wrecatiry in Harvey & Co. 9 Pa. ave, between Sth and 10th streets, aud tried those mommoth York diver oysters and we can safe- ly propounce them the best eee chee this toarket for tive years. The: Roasted Steamed aca all other styles. We advise our friends to call and try them. a In ORDER TO ComrLeTs A PRIVATE dancing club in this city, for the practice of the most fashionable dances, a few more gentlemen will be admitted to membership by applying to Prot or Wolowski, 371 Penna. ave., between dog and Gib streets, Dottarn JEWELRY Stors.—Go to Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pa. Ave., third door from 4% street, for Jewelry and Silver j Plated Ware. For Covens and Throat Disorders, use “Brown's Bronchial Troches,” having proved their efficiency by a test of many years. “I bave never changed my mind respocting them from the first, excepting to think yet bet- ter of that which I began thinking well of.” eo Rey. Heyry Warp Brecurn. te Ey Corns, Bunions, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Chilblains, Callosities, Vascular Excrescepces, &¢., suc. cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. $24 Pennsyl- vania ayenne. between 4% and 6th streets, References:—D. W. Bliss, M. D.,ex-surgeon in charge Armory Square Hospital; F. O'Don- noghue, M. D.,ex-surgeon in charge Judiciary Square Hospital; Hon. Henry Addison, Mayor of Georgetown; W. W. Corcoran; George W. Riggs Office hours from 8a. m. to5 p. m.,and 6to8 p. m. Separate apartment for ladies. No charge for consultation. eee DaLrey’s MaaicaL Pain Extractoris a certain cure for Burns, Piles, Corns, Bunion: Rheumatism, Frost Bites and skin disea: Try it; only nts Sold by druggists. eon i RaDIcat CuRE Fok SMALLPOX.—To the com- munity at large the advertiser, being now 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 pos-ession, and are accessible to all inquirers. Call or address 322 4th st between G and H. Washingto ee DIED, HOUGH. Suddenly, of asthma, on the 21st inst., Mrs. HAGBIET 8. HOUGH, tn her 62d sear. The friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral from her late residence, No. 452 Pa avenue. at 1] o clock a.m. Friday, Fob 2%d inat. {Baltimore and Fredericksburg (¥a.) papers please copy J BARNES. Baddenty. February 21, GEORGE E. M..son of EK. E. and L. A. Barnes, aged one year and nine months His funeral will take place frem his parents’ res- idence, on 6th strect east, between B and C streets south, at 1@ a.m. The friends of the family are invited to attend his funeri bd LUEKETT. On the ev We Of the 2 at 6:10 o'clock, Mr. BERIAH W. LUC. am d 21 years, 6’ months and7 days. , The friends and relatives of the family are ree spectfully invi terpeon, ‘1 to attend his funeral to-morrew (Friday,) at 3 e’clock, from the resi de mre of his brother, No. 553 G street, between let and 2d. * ERS. This morning, at? o'clock, THOMAS in the 40th year of his age. relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfuily invited to attend his funeral from Mr. artiu s residence, corner of 15th und L sts.. lock on Friday eveving. * (em UNCL BAaMsS, AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY, Office Willards’ Hotel, February 22, 1865. ollowing Telegrams remain in this office encelivered, for want of sufficient address and from other causes: Gro 80. Philips Seett, B. P. SNYDER, Manager AMraIcan TELEGRAPR ComPANY, Office 432 Pa avenue, February 22, 1364 be following Telegrams remain in thia office r want of sufficient address and Chas Monroe 8. P. SNYDER, Manage’ REV. FATHER T. J. O'TOOLE—This di beng sens will ecliver a L ture st Seaten Fall. on the 17th of March, for the benefit of St. Ann’s Orphan Asylum. it ED TEL The SUNDAY EVENING LECTURES FOR THE YOUNG CATHOLIU’S FRIEND SOCIETY, At ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, 7th street. “SCLENTIFIO THEORIES CONCERNINGTHE OBIGIN OF MAN REFUTED BY SCIEN- TIFIC FACTS.” The Fifth Lecture of the Course will be delivered VERY REV. DR. MORIABTY. 0.8. A., of Philadelphia, On SUNDAY EVENING NEXT, FEB’Y 25, at 8%’clock. Single Lecture......... Gentleman and lady. fe 22-T. Fas BOARD OF TRADE—An adjourne d meet ing of the BOARD OF TRADE will tran- pire at their rooms, corner of Penna. ave. and (ith street-on FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. 23d, at 72 o'clock. As business of great moment to mercan tile interests will be submitted, it is hoped that every ember will be present. fel) 21-3t B. MOHUN, Secretary. S-THE IRVING LYCEUM WILL GIVE h ith Literary and ical Entertain- th ment TOMORKEW EVENIN commencing at 7” p.m. at Metzerott’s new hall, 31% Pa. av The public are cordially invited to attend. fe 21-2t* pisEEry ry 4 VICTORIOUS.”—Ws. Liovn _& x, the first anti siavery editor of the United States, who has devoted a lifetime to the suppression of slavery, and to n contest with every form of wrong. and has lived to eee ** Lib- erty victorfons.”” will lectnre on this subject at the UNION LEAGUE ROOMS, No. 451 oth street, cu FRIDAY EVENING. at 7°: o'clock. | Tickets ©) cents; reserved seats, 81. fe 21-3" Stour a GRANT'S LECTURES, — THE fourth of the course will be delivered THIS ednesday) EVENING, at7}; o'clock. at the Fit- teenth street Presbyterian Church. ( Dr. Garnett’s,) where will also lectureon FRIDAY EVENIN in+tead of at Union League Hall, as er a eto ie ef the RY AFTEKNOON and on THURSDAY EV G. at Union Leag Hisil. Subject— “*Bome and Napoleon.” The ic is cordially invited. 21-at* 1S aitnbe: TO GAS CONSUMERS.—The ni t nced. EY. distribution department of the Washington tiget Company have removed their office to No.4 , between and E, where persons who have reason to bell: that their meters or are out of erder, will please notify war YORK KE, Superintendent of Distribution, Who will give prompt at Sez GEO. A. [= NY, Engineer. NOTICE —TO THE TAX PAYERS OF WASHINGTON CITY —The Board of As- sessors having completed the Annual Assessment ni ree bere y give mae seat they Apes ca a ard of ais and for 6 pur} of makin, corrections from WEDNESDAY, the lith instant, to Merch Ist. 1366, inclusive, (Sundays excepted,) their room No. 6, Basement Stery. west wing City Hall. from 9 a.m. to3 p.m.each day, By or- er of the FrevideDt oi owas H. DONOHUE, tm] Secretary Board of Appeals. LOST AND FOUND. O8T—Between 7th and 1ith streets, black lava and etruscen BREASTPIN. The finder will be liberally rewarded by calling at the office of the Avenue House. fe 22-3t* feb I OST— On the avenue, between lth and 12th 4 streets. or at Dr. Nobles office dowr. a POINT LA COLLAR. If returned to Mra. LOWE, = ie venue, & suitable reward be given, jo 22-31 Ss - 0 REWARD —Stolen from ths subscriber, at Ro, Bladensburg, a Brown HORSE; star on the forehead: white fect behind; about '15 hands high, and 12 years old. The above reward will be given for hig recovery. B.O. LOWNDES. fo 22 2t* § 1 0 REWAKD-—Strayed or stolen on Monday night, a young BUFFALO COW. light rod speckled, with white star on her forehead, within one month of calving. The above reward will be given if returned to CORNELIUS SULLIVAN, Virginia bet. 2d and 3d ats. fe 21-3t" BEWARD-—Strayed or stolen, from the sub? $5 scriber,on Saturday last, a mixed white aud yellow S@tter DOG. light yellow ears, and apeckied nose: about 3 years 0! nd answers to the name of *Dash;” long hair on his legs and tail; hadon sam pc my name and address the plate. The uestions asked if returned to T. BDWARD LARK, Lumber Dealer, Navy Yard. fe2i 3t* BEWARD—Lost, on Monday evening, the 5 8th instant, an tvory headed red wood CAN with gold band. The above reward will be paid by returning the same at No. 20 Louisiana aven opposite treet west. 13- BOARDING. nn OARD AND ROOMS FOR RENT—One front B PARLOR, on first foor; one front and back PARLOR, on 2é floor, with or without Board, at 173 Letreet, betwen 20th and 2ist strects. Price month, with Bourd. Each room agcommo. ee entiemem, or husband and wife. fe 22-64" Bonnin rant tlemen and thelr wives, or einala Gertrable locality, and within five minutes of th Fppertmenis LEMEN AND THEIR WIVES AND fentlemen can obtain goed ROOMS sud ; by the week or month A few Table ted; Terma moderne, 257 K st, Wittard’s Hotel Vth streets, ono square from te jae TEs BOARD at No 46 rest — borth of avenue. "forme hon WANTS. - ee ANTED—A «mall FURNISHED HOUSE, of Wee cr, five toe er four Penwisui . 01 ath and iith ste. “Address 0. A, Star Off nee ASGrees U. C. A... Mar Of Mat od a ar oo 6 (ka ——— the subscriber fo 22-3t LEWIS BAILBY. ATION ex cook ins smell tantly. orto do chamberwork. Address Box 2, Star office, feti-2t* ANTED—A good WHITE WAITER, at Mi tropolitan Olub, 331, corner H and 15th #1 fo 21-2t aoe” ANTED—At 8t, John’s Soheol, 38 4s street, Island, s FEMALS® TBACHER. com- it te teach the elementary brauches. Inquire sebool room. st RM HANDS WANTED—Th good HANDS wanted, togo within fifteen this city,in Maryland. Apply 2ist Simpson House, 10th and Pa. ave. FIRST© req street. los of and 22d inst., a SSCOOK WANTED. References red. Apply at 402 Tistrout corase of 14th feb 2)-6t* TY, very respectable cirla wish SITUATIONS One as cook, the other Tho best of recommendations an in a respectable family as chambermaid. given. Apply at the southeast cornor * cn fe __FOR SALE AND RENT. nana neat aaeeilseninaeiomeaiins ] OOM FOR KEWT—Suitable for an office, at corner cf Lonisiana avenue and 7th als ° n the basement. OR RENT—A three-story BEIOK HOU: of eight roome, water be 5 . A jo 22 consiatin, ply at 195 8th st.. bet. O and P Fens eine CRS BE sircet, first houce north of No 7 fom ae WHOLE OR PART of a convenientlr sit- ted HOUSE for rent, and the Furniiure for on reasonable terms, Apply at 274 B atrest, fiom 3d. fe 2: 3t* CHEAP_—A BARBER SHOP. doing |geod busiuers. The reas r seiling, the owner is goingto leave the city. Inquire at tl jo 22-2t* Star office, OR SALE—A GROCERY E complete. few amet econ Nand Maat by ant a y v 0. it it 7 JOHN C. SHAFER, Leather Dealer = Det, fe 22 3t* -A family about breaking up house- ishes to dispose of ‘thee Poet zu u nee = = i aces chance jor uny recon. joing out 4 de dreas eB this office” 4 - seh Si oe" Fo RENT—Several desirable UNFURNISHED A peums. i cimiesp to care — Department: pply at large frame cottage, P street. three «i west of ith. Also, one FURNISHED ROOM. ABRTNER—With 2 OW cash, in a factory —the _ only cne in the district—to be salesman, and doing allont door business. The manufactured ar- ticle is ineaeh family indispensable. Inquire Star Office fe 2-1w* Vy ANTED—A § d GIRL, to nurse, do cham- berwork po nm sewing. None without good references ni pply. A northern or Ger- man girl preferred. Ool. H. CLAY WOOD, War Department, 222 H street, between 20th and 2is\ foe 2-3t WARNTED-The ladies to call and examine our stoca of AUCTION CARPETS, MATTING, AND WINBOW SHADES, which we are offering at 15 per cent. les~ than reg- ular prices BONTZ & GROSHON, fe 0-3t 369 7th street. above I. W ANTED—A thoroughly practical GARDEN- ER. Aman without family preferrel Ap . Louisiana avenue. fe 19 6r* V ANTED—A GARDENER. A man who thor- oughly understands the business can hear of a goed situation, by applying at 396 6th street west, bet. Hand Il. None others need apply. fe 17-5t* Wy 45 TED_We wantto buy HOPSES and LOTS in Wasbington, lxrge and’small. Also, a ual FARM near tho city. Will zive $3,000 or ‘$4,000 each. D.L" WELLS & CO’, Auctiencers and Real Estate Agents, corner 13th and F sts., over White's store, fe 10 Im V j ANTED—Mechanics and young men to know that a superior department of Mechanical Drawing has juss been 01 ned at the WASHING- TON BUST E83 COLLEGE fer night instrac- tion. You are invited to call. fe 3 Im* W AdTED—Every bod 0 tell hia friends tocall or write. and receive fres. interesting pa- pers and specimens of beautifal Penmanship. from the new, spacious. and clegaut WASHINGTON BUSINESS OULLE fe 3-Im* E. corner 7th and B streets. @F —Wanted to bny for $5,000 Second- $5.000 janted Cuerning Seat asckt tions for which a fair price will be paid, 485 Th, corner E street. jan 19 3m* WW ANTED—All the Ladios te know that we have Just received Ladies’ Polish BUOTS at §3. es’ Poltwh BOOTS ut $2 25 to $2.75, Ladies’ Heel QAITERS at $1. Allat the ORIGINAL LADIES’ CHEAP SHOE STORE, a2z dees 7 “cme avenue, fe 5. eo2lw near Adams’ Express Office V y WANTED!! WANTED ENTLE . LADIES, FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, Who wonld like to engage in an e light and profiteble busipess, where a small Jay is only re- quired, and where those en, aging i the same can commence at once, to call at M. PRINCE'S Stumping Depot, 341 F street, and be tanght his new method of Stamping. so uple that a child can at once undertake any job. Being the oni; practical Stamper here, we can farnish fall ani complete instructions, tools, cnshions. compost- tions and stamps by the dozenor hundred. This is achance for any one wishing to make money by a small outlay. jan 1-tf DEER SKINS WANTED—At RAMSBURG & EBERT’S Glove Manufactory, Georgetown, 105 High at. Go 19-tf 381 wanrep. WANTED. WANTED, OSL WILLIAM PRINCE, The Pioneer of Stamping, oe new facilities for STAMPL Has reduced his price to SIX ORNTS PER WIDTH for SKIRTS and PANTALETS. CLOAKS, CAPES, BACQUES, YOKES, BANDS PINCUSHIONS, SLIPPERS, &c., stamped by t job. We are weekly in receipt of new Patterns of the latest designs, and by the aid of a new machine we are pre red fo stamp an pattorn brought us. ‘we are the onl rectical ampers Tre we are willing to come aeons Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stampiug, when they can _—— caly piace for sn, assortment Pat n New York. i ee F st 1 opposite Patent Of cs Ss street, op; aten' ice. ghmbroldered Yokes, Bands, Flannol Skirts, and Ol no ! 'B. BUCHLY, je 8-tf between G FOR SALE AND RENT. Fo RENT—Ten or a dozen BOOMS, furnished or unfurnished, on the second and third floors of House No. 336},, at the intersection of Massa chusetts avenne and K street, on 7th street Dvpo- site the little Market. These are very desirable rooms. in an excellent location, and suitable for honsekeeping, hsving hydrant and sink upon each floor. To responsible parties, having small fam- ilies. they will be rented cheap, in suits; or sepa rately to single individuals. fe 17-e03t* TT LET-A large number of small HOUSES. Also, Houses in the Philadelphia Row, with ‘as, hot and cold water. Plank feotwalk to cars, cols to let, turpished and unjurnished. THOMAS M. PLOWMAN’S fe 16-6" Real Estate Office, 305 F street. Ca HALL Corner Pennsylvania av. and Ifth street. Over Nagle’s Auction Boom! For rent by the day, week, or month, fer Gon- certs, Lectures, Balls, &c. bmn Balls = ee and epectous. ‘or terms apply on the premises “ - GLE & 00. jan 21 tf z r= KENT—A PABLOR and CHAMBER ad- i , and two Chambers en the 24 floor, all uly furnished. suitable for Members of or other gentlemen, at 495 12th st., bet’ no eu Cc. F. CUMMINS, re 347 SEVENTH STREET, BETW.1 AND K&. One door below Northern Market. At the above weil known, long-established and popular BOOTS AND SHOES, SHOE STORE will be found one of the largest, best selected and cheapest stocks im this part of the couatry. Wishing to reduce my winter stock, in order to meke room for spring styles, I am offering tho best makes, most desirable styles and neatest fitting BOOS AND BILOES inthe market at considerably less than my former low prices. OoARBRD. Having made extensive arrangements with my mennfacturers in Baltimore, New York, Philadel- phiaand the East for the coming spring trade, I cau @seure my bumerous patrons and the public that my steck of BOOTS AND SHOES willbe complete, and in price and quality all they can desire, Respectfully, ©. F. CUMMINS, ~ 347 7th street, one door below Northern Market. Haxpwann”°P38? 200 arcanmanre GOODS. facturer of STOVES, RANGES. FURNACE Manon, COPPER, and SHRET-IRON ™ 479 9TIL BTRET, BETWEEN pane 5. Rey for all kinds of Stoves canvas oo baat {inde of Stoves end Ranges on S7 Repairin promptly done. fe 16-Im* G®=4T INDUCEMENTS TO HOUSEKEEP- ERS! The undersigned would respectfully call atten- tion of housekeepers to the fact that I am prepared tosellall kinds of MARKETING AND GROCE- RIES at greatly reduced prices, Having all the facilities for buying and slaugh- tering Beef, I shali sell the choicest cuts, such as tes Sirloin, and Bound Steaks, for 22 cents per Corn Beef, 15 cents per Ib. rk, Roasts. Stoak: 5 Mutton, Beeote and Shope aioe te or ! fe 16 cents per I! Plait ams, Warranted the very best, 25 8 i Good Brown Sugar, 16 cents e. Oras purar, 24 cents per ee = late assortment always on hand ANK T. B. northeast corner 3 ant HM otreets, _fe 19. etife ashington, D.C. J. BEIBERGE fe 22-30 "FO BAKERS AND OTHERS—Por sale choap, as the owner is Jeating this city, a three story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with two story Frame Building in the rear, orcupied as a bakery. n good condition. Good title warranted. Lo cation excellent. Inquire 651 L street. between 4th and oth ats. fo 22-3t* | te SAL nearly new BRICK HOUSE and the adjoining LOT, tozether with or without ee eraitere conse iota Sood repair. i ~ “urniture nearly new. Only for the whole. J D.L. WELLS © co., Auctioncers and Real Eatate Agent fo 23 Gt cor. 13thand F sts..over White's St: BOB PEST OR SALE—House 4 rooms. Apply at No, 329 G@ street, between 12th and 13th streets, fo 21-3t* OUSE FOR B URNITURR FOR SALE—Inquire at 529 K street, near ith, be- tween 9a m.and5 p.m fo 21-2 PCE STORE For “SALE—On Pennsylvania avenne, deing a good busine Apply to Mr WHITE, 1"! Gst.. bet. 19th and he te 21-38" O LET—A HOUSE containing six rooms, desi- rably located. Apply to J. J. SULLIV corner of Sth street and canal. kK OR BEN At 550 7th street, Island, betwixt Band C, five nice ROOMS on the second floor; rent $25, Also, a HOUSE of two rooms, $12. In- quire on the premises. fo 21-2t* FISTED FOR 8aLE—Now doing @ good bas ness; cheap rent, and a lease on it for thr years, in @central part of the city, Inquire at this oftice. fe 21-6t" ro RENT—BED BOOM andfront BASEMENT KUOM; basement room suitable for an office; bed room furnished er unfurnished; at No. 3. street, between 4% and 6th street fe oR KRENT—FOUE ROOMS, third story. and TWO ROOMS, second story, over STINE- METZ’S Hat Store, No. 234 Pennsylvania avenue. Icquise within. Bent moderate. 6 OR RENT—A handsome ni DWELLING, in the premises, 667 Bi si CLEMENTS, No. 9 Ind Fo RENT—On the Ist of April, the WHARF, OFFICE, and APPURTENANOES, now occu pied by J. CO HIESTON & CO. as a Coal Yard Apply at No, 19 First st., @ 21 DESIRABLE HOUSE FOR ENT AND 44% Furniture for sale, Any one wisking to (a housekeeping will find a great bargain by calling at No. 1N4 K st.. tween i7th and Isth. fe 21-2t* [POR BENT—A three story, BRICK HOUSE, handsomely furnished throughout. Terms $75 per month. Addresi YZ,"S Mice. fe 21-3t* _ OR RENT —A three: ry Brick HOUSE with Back Building, No. 190, onthe north side of Penrsylvania avenue, between 17th and i8th streets nireof Mrs. FORREST, No. 7% F ‘getown. feb 2 t Foe RENT—A three story BRICK HOUSE, furnished, on C street south, between 24 and 34 east, Capitol Hill. Ithasa good sized lot around it with a good cisternof water. Apply to F. FAIR- 1, s ihe Coast Survey (Office, Capitol Hill. fe 21-St* oe BF No.1 fe 21-3t° ‘T—One large ROOM. Rent cheap, at 1244 street, near D street. fe 20. FURST. cL ass RESTAURANT FOR SALE — One of the Lest stands in the city. Apply at this «ffice. fe 20-3t* Fo ‘SALE—Small STORE and FIXTURES. House for rent. Inquire at 209 4th street, tween K and L. fe 20-3t* Fox. RENT—A three-story Brick Dwelling HOUSE, containing nine rooms. Apply at No. 36% D street, next door to Seaton Hall. fe 20-3t* T—Four OF FICE BUOMS on Penns: e. between Ithfand 10th streets MKEN, 330 Pennsylvania avenue. Fo, SALe HOUSE, at., between For terms apply on the premises. OR RENT—A FURNISHED containing tem rooms, No. 437 5th and E, opposite Judiciary Sanare, fe 20-3t* OR SALE—In Baltimore, the GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a Jewelry Store. Dwelling attached. Address Watchmaker, Box 354, Balti- 4iMd. fe 20-3t more P. OR SALE—The LEASE, FURNITURE and GOOD WILL of a Boarding house in this city, which, to a person underatanding the business, can — 35,000 per annum. Address*E. B. ce. F% BRENT—A_ well finished three-story BRICK HOUSE for rent. on 6th, between and I streets, No. 392. $90 per month in advance. Tnunire of the owner, No. 455 Massachusetts ave., between nd 7th sts fe 0.6t* OTEL FOR KENT—The OWEN HO. il ibe for rent the Ist of March. This is a first- class house, containing sixty-five (65) chambers, with water and asin each; water closets on each floor, large dining room. bar-room, &c.. with vaults fz. basement. This house is situated « Penusylvania avenic, adjoining Willards Apply Ww. OW FS RI n Georgetown, nicely furnished ROOM, at No. 134 Dunbarton street, between Congress and High. _ ____ fe 19-2w" S150 .GRISTGRES FOR SALE and STORE DLO. FOR RENT—On Pa. avenue, near t National Hotel. Good stand for any kind of bu ness. For particulars apply at 427th street, be- tween Gand H fe 19-6t* ANTED—By a man 3 years of age, who has a gosd knowledge of farming, accounts, and the management ef negroes,a SITUATION as overseer on a plantation in one of the Southern States. Ad- di or. prety to N. L., 344 G street north, Wash- on, D.C. fe 19 DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ¥ SALE-A BRICK TENEMENT. corner of N streetand Vermont avenue, one of 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 pump at the corner. and within a equere of the lith street cars, a ELL &00 Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, fe 19. 6t™ Corner of 13th and F streets. AUCTION SALES, (For other Auction Sa'es see fourth page.) YM. K WALSH & 00., Austions« B Mo. 280 Pas ave-ccormer tek street, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, Hors: ZERNITURE AND HOUSRKERPING ART. on SATURDAY MORNING. Fobruary 24. at 19 o'clock, in front of our salesroom. ‘al - ment of the above Goods will be sold fia lots to sult purchasers. ALSO, Dry Goods, Notions, &c., to which te the attention of parties in want. Ef M. K. WALSH £ Oo., Aucts A UOTION SALK AT THE NAVY YARD. U. 3 Navy Yarp Wasurxoron, D.C, Feb. 20.1355 Will be offered at public sale to the highest bid- der, atthe Navy Yard,in Washingten. on TU ES- DAY, February 27, 1366, at 12 o'clock M.,a lot of mee pre property no longer needed in the ser- vice, viz Two (2) 10 ton Scales. (condemned. Three (3) setts Cart Fiarness, (condemned ) Alo of Kerosene Lamps. Wicks, end Oil, (new.) ALSO, A lot of old Timber and Befuse Wood in parcels to suit purchasers Terms: Cash in Government fands, ene-half at the time of sale, and the balance before the proper ty is ens which must bein six days from the da. YY ‘Articles forfeited by failure to comply with bid bal be re —_ = oe pisseare of Government. om mandan’ order ot ine TABLES K. LATHROP, feb 22-4t ‘Naval Storekeeper B® 0. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. SALE OF A SUBSTANTIAL TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING ON G STREET. TWEEN 11TH AND 12TH, AT AUCTION. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Febraary 2, at 5 gclor shall sell. on the premises, parts of Lots This desirable property fronts twenty-five feet on G street between Nth and J2th streets, and is as garded as one of the most eligible Lots in the t Verma: One-baif cash; rostdne in six and twelve Months, notes to bea: satisfactorily se cured Conveyancing and stamps at purchaser's cost. fold. CHAS. W. ROUTELER, auct. Y WM. L-WATLL & CO, Anctionsors : Original Horse and Garviags Bazaar, 9s La , Det. oth and 10th sts. SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS, c.. &C. On SATURDAY MORNING, February 24. at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at the Bazaar,a number of Sedéle, Carriage, snd Work Horses. A full des- cription at sale ae a about FIFTY HORSES, Among which 1s some good Work, Saddle, and Har- ness Horses ALSO, A large collection of New and Second hand Bng- gies. Re ckaways, Carriages, Wagons, and eth- er Vehicles, ALso. New and Second hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages, &c., at private vale Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and nares rr 3 and Harness slways on sale. WM. L. WALL & ©O., Aucts, BX ©: W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. SALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH BH STREET AT AUCTION. On TUES SDAY AFTERNOON ‘ebruary 27th at 5o'clock, I shall sell. on the premises, part of Lots Nos 1.19 and 2), and the whole of Lot Ne. 13, in Square No. 165. erior Lot, in point of location and sur- ‘ is regarded as being one ef the most de sirable upon which to erect a fine residence in the city. It fronts sixty feeton H street, near Lafa- yette Square, with an average depth of dred and four feet. It is immeaiately adjoi ig the Fosigence of Secretary Harlan and Admiral shu- prick. The west half of the Lot has already uponit stone foundation. laid in cement, 36x58. This valuable Lot will be sold entire, or divided, home se into two lots, cach fronting 30 feet on H street. Terms: One-half cash; balance on «credit of 6 and 12 months, notes to bear interest, satisfactori- ly secured. fe 21d Cc. W. BOTELER, Auct. Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. SALE OF COOK, PARLOR, RADIATOR, OF- FICE. AND OTHER STOVES, TIN WARE, & On MONDAY. the 2ith instant, at 10 0 clock m., we shall seil, at the store corner of 9th and streets, in the Northern Liberties, a general as sortment of Goods, viz: 30 New Cook Stoves of different patterns & Parlor Radiators and other Stoves . 30 Office Stoves of different styles tangs lot of Tin Ware consisting of Coffee Boilers, in Pans. Buckets, Dippers, &c., &c. Lot Willow Ware, consisting of Brooms, Baskets, Backets, Tubs, Ropes. &e Lot of Sheet Tin, such as the tinners use. All will be mn withont reserve, to the highest bidders, foe cash. Dealers are invited to attend. fend GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF THE LEASE, GOOD WILL. Rayp BAR ee Se tat HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, & DELMONICO HOUSE AT PUBLIC 1OTION. By virtue of a deed of trust to the subscriber, duly recorded in one of the land records of Wash ington county, b. ©. I shall proceed to sell, on WEDNESDAY, the 28th instant, at 10 o'clock a. m.,at the Delmonico House, No. 223 Penn. ave- bué, between I4th and 15th streets, the unexpired term of lease, which has about two years te rua, Fine Bar and Bar Fixtures, Brandies, Whiskies and Wines, incask Household Furniture, con-isting in part of— Walnut Hair-cloth Sofas and Side Cbairs, Dut Marble top Tables, pat Redsteads and Bureans, Walnut Extension and Side Tables, Painted Cottage Suits. nearly new, Hair-top, Husk and other Mattresses, Feather Pillows and Bolsters, Blankets, Spreads. Comforts. Sheets and Cases, Brussels, Three ply aud Ingrain Carpets, nearly new, One fine Cooking Range. with fixtures complete, Parlor and Chamber Stoves, Large lot of China, Glass and Cre With many ether articles to ion The sale will commence with the Bar and Bar Fixtures and the Lease. Terms cash. JOHN H. JOHNSON, Trustes. fe 2d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct BY D.L. WELLS & ©O., Auctioneers. We will sell at pul on,on SATURDAY, the 24th inst., at 40’cleck p.m.,that large Frame Dwelling-House, of 14 room: nd known as the Monumental Dining Saloon, with bar in basement, situsted on © strect, near the Baltimore Depot. This house has been long known asa first cl restaurant, and so arranged as te accommodate guests. It stands on a ground rest of $16 per month. Will positively be suld to the highest bidder. Terms cash, 20-5t_ D.L. WELLS & CO. » Aucts. Fo BENT—WASHINGTON BUILDING, or any portion thereef, from the Ist of April next. For terms apply to JOHN H. SEMMES & CO 523 oth street, corner La, ave., opposite west end Centre Marke oe ae RENT: first rate BUSINESS STAND, with Dwelling annexed, at the southwest cor- nor of F and 13th streets. For terms apely ot 462 B.or to WM. H. FAULKNEB, 439 Massachusetts a fo 17-e03t* and BD streets. Apply at 361 D sireet, between 8th ant oth “a sg sen fo 16-5t Fe, RENT—STORE corner of 5 strocts. GREAT BARGAIN FOR SALE —A first clase BOARDING HOUSE, centrally located, with large number of rooms. Rent very low. Furniture sold fer one halfits value. Only reason for selling the owner is about leaving the city. ere - lars fegeirect THOMAS M. PLOWMAN 2 tate Office, 305 F street. 16-6t' B® JAS. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSIEE’S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON 16TH, BETWEEN L AND M STREETS. On THURSDAY AFTEBNOON, March 2. 424 o'clock, by virtue of a decd of trust, duly folios 233 et seq., corded in Liber B M.H., No. 5, I shall sell part of Lot No. si, in B, M. Keysor's subdivision of part of Square 133, fronting 15 feet 6 inches on a 10 feet alley, inthe rear of 16th street west, between L strects north, with adopth of 68 feet, improved by a Frame House of twe roems. pied a. . ‘oom Jonveyancing &' purchaser’ cost. If terms of sale are not complied with in one week from day of sale the trustee reserves the right to resell at ae ng 5 ,at and cost of defaulting jaser. CLARK, Trustee. JNO. T. C. fo 14-lawts J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Aacts, Fo BENT—Four new FRAME HOUSES, sit- uated on 19th, between Q and; R streets. Also, one Brick House, with a bake house attached. situ- ated on 18th street, between K and L. Inquire of a LINKINS, corner of 20th and Q sts. fe * W £,HAYE SEVERAL Nice Houses FoR a or unfurnished, in the it; jcorgetown. eae eer H OME DOWNMAN & GREEN, foie 18 Intelligencer Building. Foe SALE OB RENT—The HOUSE ou Penn. avenue, between 3d and 43, streets, containin, 21 rooms, including the bar room, Thereis hot an: cold water inthe Kitchen. 456. fe 8 2w* F°92 SAUE-A FARM, four miles trom Wasi ington. lying upon the Washington end Alex- andria’ Railroad nd" Turnpike. Can be sold in thi 48, and 25 acres. pee ae Brick'Dwelling and our buildings, ard. Market mn, and Meadow Land, excellent Springs, ten acres of fine Timber, Vir mee if it Terms liberal. Address Rev. EBL PET Alexandria, Va., or apply on the premises Fans FOR 8ALE, very low, 97 acres im: 35 miles trom’ Belteville, ‘and 11 Se BOE TO etiad Toland bate Bend , _Istiand, LOWIS DEITZ,on the place, jan 30-1" OR SALE—A three-story BRIOK HOUSE with Wi prams Buia te ar tod geome ining. y is local at. vel, Bend Bee tically nituatod f ia PHENS & 00.332 Peavouue, jen is if OR BENT—Part of a houss—3 to 5 ROOMS— Fthatte fer housskeeping, eemenf located on New Jersey avenue south. lewes of garden Sud’ collar, Bont low. Apply at ‘No. 726 ‘Now Jersey dexs (OR SALE OB RENT—That large, commodious kK and elegant RESIDENCE occupisd by the late Senator Dongtas being now vacant will be sold or Exp aorta susp. ped Meer tear sects . avenao, tod. 0. McGUIBE & CU. ‘The house cab bs soon atany time. no7-tf Re SALE—Two three-story BRIOK HOUSES near Grace Church. Island. Will be sold cheap. Apply to C. B. BAKER, Star Office.” des ia? SOR SALE—The HOUSK and LO juare 268, EF Woathwscteorseret Dass north tad Thine street west. The premises have been occupied for mecessful stand for i rorery Faiiry Sinton & bear vans. sim PLON, No 4 Louisiane pee chs = yt Fee BRENT—The STORE next to the Star O20 anid b bakue Be penroneliten Stell. \ ©. R on oe see : ae) ice Depot Commrssary of Subsrsienc Washington, D. C.. February 16, 1 i Will be sold at Public Auction, at Oamp Distri bution, Va..on the London and Hawpshire Kail road, about three miles from Alexan TUESDAY, the Zth instant, at 120% ‘k M, the following property belonging to the Subsistence Department, viz: co Frame Slanghter-House, 40 by 24 feet, 15 feet igh. Ses Bake House, 56 by 37 feet, 15 feet hich; 1 ad- ditional unflding, 18 by 10 feet, ' Double flooring in ‘Oue Frame Building, 82 by 16 fect, 12 feet high; also, one attached building, 10 by 14 feet, bout 30 000 Bricks, in three Ovens, Terms ; Cash, in Government — BELL. fe 17 5t Major and O.8.,U.8. PERSONAL. pulinel spate, te Aura 2ERce an altercation with a Mr. Drediey, eno rt ‘ALFRED Li bil Dealer in Feed and Produce. w PECIAL CARD TO THE LADIES —A wl Sceeiring to And ans HOME, with excel- ttendance, the best cars, and strict- fod cach a Bese ta tee ee rete tains 5 living bandsomely in Brockiva, without culldren or board: legible address, pg omy to soe it [mre 5 ient through post office. Address ao. = W 4, PRINCE, 351. F street. ite Office, the onl: ical STAMPER in the Dletrit, Sates fp interme gomorere acts Lot conn it] fhincty.” Aa there re, cooulieg srampere, in on Fetreet, Weebly in receipt of new patterns, whi -b are ma‘e up at once. 109 . FORD bas removed to t between Ist and 3d. ‘A. prior 4 Mon hand hoe Cigars and Tobacco constantly © ne ‘ebacco = low prices. "ko prove itis by giving her acall. fe 51m" Ke LE AT A SAORIFICE—One now T- F — PIANO FORTE, four round corners, car + Movidings. etc . with! Tthe modern improv ments, for peat al chy of ite al cost, at No. ino, Opvonte Natfonal otal 7". Royr's __AUCTION SALES._ of beginning Pro} situated on 9th atreet weet, be- py reeta north, and ts impreved with Terms of sale” One half cash: and the balance in six and tweive months, for which the parchasor's De tes, secured f° Trustee, bos = | be taken, and a lien retained on the premises i 1k and revenne stam cost wu F MATTINGLY. Tronen 4.0, McGUIKE & 00., Ancts. WALSH & 00., Anctl No. 255 Fa av., corner luth street, REGULAR AUCTION SALES DAYS RY. TUESDAY, THUKSDA MORNING Bt We clock aan commencing at W o'clock, comp i Sgeveral assortment of Merchandise, Mowsenot Furnitare, &c. an advanced on Merchandise of every dosomlp- jon. Z Consignees solicited. Out door Sales attended to on easy terms, fe 19 lw M.K. WALSH & 00. Ancts §2Y M. K. WALSH & ©0., Auctioneers No, 255 Penna. ave., corner 10th street "OTION SALES EVERY EVENIN commencing a lock, of a L Merchandise. aud nvme in pari Clothing of every description ers, n Overehirts, ae @ork, Boots, Shoos, Hats, Soaps, Ht es, Combs."Table'and Pocket’ Cattery, Dast Clocks, Albums, Stationery. Handkerchiefs, © lare, Segara, Tobacco, Vailees, Umbrellas, Flea nels, Notions, Ac y A« ALSO A fall line of Gold and Silver Hanting oase and id Casings. & ._ WALSH 400, Ancta B* W.L. WALL & ©0., Auctionsers. TOR ENTIRE EFFECTS OF THE OWRN MOUSE AT AUCTION BY CATALOGUS On THURSDAY MORNING, Feb. 224, com mencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell the entire Kf- fects of the Owen House, on Ponnsylvani between lith and 18th streets, adjoining W Hotel, comprising the Furniture and eighty -seven rooms, the ti ——— order. aed H comprising — fine Rosewood Piano, made by Wm. P. person. Boston , Stool <0, Cover and Bureaus, Bedsteads, Tables Sofas. Tete a totes, Parlor and Rasy Ghairs Hair and Shuck Mattresses Marble top Tables and Hat-racks Mdeboards. Whatnot. Etegere Blankets, Sheet-. Pillow-sinp=. Con forts Connterpancs, Pillows and Bolsters Dining Tables and Chairs Mirrers and Giass and Paintings Eighty -reven Carpets and Cocoa Matting Complete Range and Fixtures and Beking Ovee Castors, Crockery and Glassware Copper Kettles and Kitchon Utensi!s Iron Safe and Office Furniture, Dishes, &c. Bar room Furnitu Marble top Bar and compiete Fixtures Gilt Mirrors and Bracket Tab en Decanters and Glassware, Paintings Cigar Cases, Burners Steam Table. in complete order The Bar and Bar Fixtures will he offered te gether. with a large number of articles unmeces- sary to enumerate. all of which will be positively sold. ae theowger ia abont chanring bis Davinees and the sale will be continued each day until alf sold “Tos (Intel) W. L. WALL & ©O., Aucts, S/-THE AROVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- til FRIDAY MORNING, same hour,on accent of the celebration, when it will positively wke place. fen WM.L. WALL & CO., facts, Y NAGLE « =. a, so Sales rooms No. eupsy! vant avenne, * corner of 1ith street, Nagie & Oo. wit! their ttention to the sale of Real Estate and Homschold rniture at the residence of families declining housekeeping. Also, to the sales of stocks ef Groceries and Mer- chandise of every description, Horses, Carri 2 Harness deo I-ly TRUBTEE’S SALE OF ROTEL AND RESTAUR- virtue of twe se re deeds of trast. duly re- corded in thecfiice Register of Beeds for the county cf Washington, D.©., the undersigned will sell, at public sale, on TBUBSDAY, Feb The Furniture, Fixtu liam Tell Hotel, toy of the Restaurant thereto attached. This Hote! has always done an excellent business, is well loc ‘ing on 1 i tween Four. ~~ streets. Persons desirous of examining the ferniture. please call prior to the day The whole will be offered together Terms cash. . G. STOCK WILLIAM BRECKER. Trustees. fe i9-4t NAGLE & OU., Aucts. 8?" THE ABGVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- TIL FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at same bour,(on account of the celebration,) when it will pesitively a ie mires and Peale. NAGL' CO., Aucts 3 ON SATURDAY, Feb. 24th, At4 o'clock p.m., at Ne. 501 Sth street, under Seaton Hall— Oven and Chimney. Iron.Plates and Doors. NAGLE & ©O., Aucts. AT PRIVATE SALE A well-built three story ERICK HOUSE and LOT, with two story Brick Building in r all modern improvements. This property must be sold, as the present owner is leaving the city. Fur- ther particulars at our store. Ja 19-tf AGLE & 00., Anctioneers, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctimneors, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURB a AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY. the 23d inetant, we shall sell, at the residence of Mr. T. Drury, No. 372 19th street mest, between G and H streets, pear the Hibernia Engine House, at 10 o'clock a. m., an excelloat assortment nearly new Furniture, viz: Mahogany Marble-top Dressiug and other Bureaus ae Marble-top Wash Closet and Wash- bas Mal 3° ny Redsteads and fine Faistod Cottage Sets Fine Damask Brocate!le Covesed Parlor Suite Walnut Extensio: 4 other Tables, Crockeryware Window Curtains and Shades, Feather Bods Bedding and Mattreeses, Carpets, Cooking and ou = ae, with a goed let of Kitchen ites. ‘Terme cash. fe m0 st GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anets. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioncers. No. 526, corner of 7th and D streets. SONAL EFRECTS OF THE LATE JOM Ee. BERTIS, DECEASED. By order of the honerble Orphans’ Ceurt of the District of Columbia, on the corner of 6th and 8 streets borth, near Cam} Hospital FRIDAY 23d instant. at 16 o’ch , I shall seli,om the icre, Se follewta saScigs, vis: Feather Mo, ataieeten: Cottage Desstocda 8, TCSBCB, Dressing Bureaus. W: Comforts, Spreads, Sheets Diving ture. Orockery Cook ané other Stoves A let of Kitchen Boquesties And a lot of Coal Wood, And many other articles which I deem unneoes- — to oe ‘erms cath. HARRIET BURTIS. Administratrix. _fei9-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anusts. SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAS STURBS, STEAM ENGINE, TELE- BAPA MATERIAL, ‘&c_ Chief Quariermaster’s Cw Dero Washingion. c. 4 Will be seld at public auctien, under the direc- tien of Brevet Lieute7antColonel James M. Moore, A.Q.M., at Warehouse No. 3, on New York ave- SeFaibsf varie ios er eee © on . ruery a . - m.\a large ot of Condemned Quartermaster Stores, cay ne Of— sts, Boilers, Cote, Canldrons, Kettles. Pans, PE ng Ce hh Chests, Deeks, Wardrobes, ate! Wi |. Grindstones. Fi Ladders, Pau- jn, Pork Barrels, Gas Generators, Bags, Rope, Trucks, one Steam Engine, complete. & @ Washing Machine. &c.. oes witha TELEGRAPHIC MATERIAL, . Gir pose ts Beet Send ocernser = eae om se must be removed by the purchasers Within five daze from date of sale. ‘Terms: Oash, > ‘toner, ; of Washington. | OF SERVIORA plltlben sy Will be sold at public auciion at the Jedioes MIDAY, tee 2d oF Sones Fitel Redding, Clothing and Furniture. A large wv ot ats Mattremes les be \. Purchasers will be allowed to remove their property. Cc, ern L _fel7 ta Surgeon U. U™ 720 srates MILITARY RAILROADS Oftce of Acristans Quartermaster, ADOTION ES cf SFL ite! OF Louome Wil) be sold at public am at on THURSDAY. Ene ath, day of March— Fives) d Locometive . 4 foot S&. inch g ylinders, 15x22; oll woighing bout 20 te h. . Two?) Dox Preight Cars, 4 feet 8; inch gauge. Sale to commeace at 105. m. Terme : Cash in Governmynt Te OBINSO®. fe 1-084 Brevet Brig Gen. A. Q AULYLE’S Predorickthe Great, vol. §. Prisom Ciisia the Sond, by 0