Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1866, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. .. NTS TO . ‘ fizorm's. —This evening, Dunbar ‘ be repeated for the last time. drama ts full of mysteries, murder. love aud remorse, { And abounds in exciting tariiling tableaux and startling denouments to satisfy the most exacting admirer of the SP eotienh Gowrz oa Hart.—“The miracle of St. Janvarius” is the subject of a lecture at Gonzaga Hall, F street, between 9th and loth, this evening, by Right Rev. Dr. Lynch, Bishop of Cbarieston, S. C. Mantyt’s Hatt.—Select Prize uerade of the Hebrew Beneficial Society, in aid of the Poor, at Marini’s Hall, E street, between 9th nd 10th, this evening. Four splendid prizes t be awarded to the four best original maskers. Opp Frttows’ Hatt.—The entertainment for the benefit of the poor of this city, which takes place this evening, promises to be a very enjoyable sffair. During the evening lifelike portraits of Presidents Lincoln and Johnson and General Grant will be exhibited, and the popular song “Wearing of the Green” will be sung. All shonid go, and thus help to relieve some of the suffering in our midat. CANTERBY RY.— “Guerrillas of the Potomac,” “Haunted House.” and other attractions this evening, including the rope feat of M'He Fore- steel, &c. oes AMERICAN STEEL aND Ine ASSOCIATION— Evening Session.—On the reassembling of the association in the evening a series of resolu- tions were presented by the Chairman of the committee appointed in the morning, favoring the protection of home incustry, caring for the interests of Bome labor, d for the stability 4nd finsncial prosperity of the Government; which were nnanimously adopted. Addresses were delivered by Dr. Wm. Elder, of the Treasury Department; Hon. Green Clay South, of Kentucky: Hen. Simon Cameron, Mr. G_ B. Stebbins, Hon. J. K. Morehead, Hon. R_S. Hale, Hon. H. Bundy, and Mr. Robinson, strongly favoring the policy of a high tariff for the protection of home interests. A resolution was adopted appointing a cous." Mittee of ten to wait on the Committee of Ways and Means and Manufactures of Congress to urge on them the protective policy. The following was also adopted. Resolved, That this association wait on the President of the United States and present to him a copy of the resolutions passed by the as- sociation this evening. On motion. the president of the association Was requested to wait on the President of the United States to-day and ascertain at what time he will be ready to receive the members of the association in a body. The place of the next meeting was fixed at Philadelphia, unless otherwise ordered; and the meeting adjourned. ss Yauxker Lanp.—One of the largest neatest. Most comfortable and best ventilated public rooms in the city is Metzerott’s Hall, on the avenue. Monday evening a large and intelli- gent nudience was assembled there to hear the celebrated wit and poet. John G. Saxe, deliver his lecture, (or rather recite his poem) entitled “Yankee Land,” a subject he is fully compe- tent to treat, being by birth, instinct, and edu- cation. a fitting representative of the inhabi- tants of that interesting section. The lecturer is pe puny whining rhymster, but a wholesome, @e Sarge hearted, stalwart Green Mountain boy, least six feet high. His subject embraced de- “e€triptions of New England scener$. homes, as habits, history, and manners, not forgetting the skating. sleighing, love-making and (as he hap- pily styled it) other «-luxuries” of that favorite iand im the winter season. Mr. Saxe recited, by request. his poem of “The proud Miss Mc- Bride.” which ts one of nis b2ppiest efforts. ss ~ BurGLary.—This morning, abont half-past three o'clock, the residence of Hon. Reverdy Jobnson, on Vermont avenue. between H and i streets, was entered by two negro burglars. They came in by the back gate of the premises, got into the cellar, and forced up the trap-door. They appropriated several coats, but being overheard by the inmates, were alarmed, and succeeded in making their escape. One ofthem was seized in the house by Mr. Johnson, who was unable to hoid him; but he thought he identified the negro as aman formerly in his employ. Officers Markwood and Britt were soon on the spot, and getting a description of the suspected one, went to the Park. on 7th treet, and arrested him. His name is William Dayis, and Le is held for hearing. —— ae Locomotives IN THE STREETS OF ALEXAN- DRIA—Ats meeting of the City Councils of Alexandria, Va., held on Tuesday evening Isst. the President pro tem laid before the Council 2 Communication from the Mayor, returning the Bill granting the consent of the corporation to the occupation of certa treets of the city by railroad companies, with his objections thereto. « Mr. Cowing moved that the Bill be taken up and passed, notwithstanding the Mayor's ob- jections The President stated question to be, “shal! the Bill pass, notwithstanding the ob- apa of the Mayor!” and the yeas and nays ing ordered resulted—yeas, 11; mays, |. So ine Bill passed nal & Granp Concert is to be given at Metze- on all by the two talented Bretto Boys. The - t one, Bernard, takes the place of the for- jy favored Paul Julien. He is considered So@Mao! the best players in the country, although On! twelve years old. His brother Robert is ight years old, and performs on the cor- ap admirable manner. Mrs. Mozart is D As 8 most beautiful concert singer. - the tenor, and J. R. Thomas will al st. Mr. Thomas will sing his latest ballad, ~The Only Withered Rose.” There will bealarge and fashionable audience ,without doum The sale of secured seats opens to- morrow at Metzerott’: A Penitentiary Lisp Retvurns.—KRezin Nesbit, alias Mat Do: colored, was arrested in this city on the instant, by Detectives Kelly ana Bigley, on the charge of having robbed James Monroe, colored, in New York, ofasnit of cloth 225, and held him bere until to-d when he was delivered to Detective Coyle, of New York, to be taken back for trial Nesbit is well known to the New York detectives, and bad just served out & term oftwo years in the Albany penitentiary, which it seems did not learn him a@ lesson. as he committed the act for which be goes back for trial on passing through New York on his return to this city. = Oysters.—Harvey (corner of 11th and © Streets) advertises that he has received a fresh jot of Cherrystone Oysters, which he is pre- pared to serve to his customers in every style. We bave been favored with a peep into his vaults, and the piles of Inscious bivalves stored therein are calculated to make an epicure’s mouth water. The French Saran who said it would require thirteen dozen of oysters per day to keep a man from starvation, evidenti? bad not seen Harvey’s York river specimens Com™MrTTEp ror TriaL.—A few days sinc: Jobn Carrigan employed as a watchman atth+ Armory Clothing pot, and Wm. McKeeve-, tormerly employed at the same place were ar- rested by Detective Bigley and Kelley on the charge of having roobed the depot at different umes of & quantity of clothing valued at trom $500 to $600, and on @ hearing before Superin- tendest Richards they were committed for court. Carrigan was arrested here and Mc- Keever in Philadelphia. en Fipener’s Row on THE RaAMPAGE.—About 12 o'clock last night the vicinity of 13% and D streets was excited by a row in the house occu- pied by William Groshart asarestaurant. A woman named Kate Reese and the proprietor’ wife had a quarrel, when Groshart seized a batehet and, Kate Reese says, struck her with it. The neighbors ran in and prevented any serious fighting. The officers followed and ar- rested Kate Reese, William Groshart and Mary Groshart and this morning Justice Morseil fined eich 35. U.S. Surrexe Cour ‘eb. 2.—Hon. John A. Anctew. of Mass., was admittea an attorney and comsellor of this court. No. 61. Jobn Me(iuire. plaintiff in error. vs. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The argumet of this cause was continued by Mr. Caushinz for the plaintiff in error, by Mr. Reed for the Jefendant in error, and concluded by Mr. Rebardson tor the plaintiff in error. p Son ethos + seas OCounrerrrit Corx.—Mo y night. Ser. { Tait arrested Kaward Smith for passing fifty dolars in counterfeit quarter eagles on Franci: Johnson. The counterfeits are well executel. and calculated to deceive expert detecter of bogus coin. The party was heid to bail forcourt. ~ Hemew Exvectriciry.—At the Clarendon Hotel Dr. Fitzgibbon is giving lectures on «“Humat Electricity,” which are exciting tue curious, ind the exhibinons are of as marvel. lous chacacter as the Davenport Brothers. : the 23th of MATTINGLY. On the evening ef o! February in the id yearof ber age, Mrs. MARY MATTINGLY, wife of George Mattingly, j-4 Of scity. An exemplary wife. & devoted mother, and an afvctionste friend. Her home was ever the abode of a cheerful and boundless lity, ber faculties. and with all the 3 ~ 7 lone es religic attended by every member er fam: Th nerai will take place from St. Dominic’s Sree acgece el wauriecenerciedeeticn hs Li em cele! friends and secuatntanees of the family are iavited Depart: S fad thixtifeom the 2th ult..af- ieee Via tetra of Prinee 5. WANTS. FOR SALE AND RENT. _ —.——_ ud ry @ respectable girl, s SITUA- LET-PRAME containing 4. rooms _— lady at Prigg’s iN . A emall garden, coraer "East Ospl : oiler Jewelry Bore brea dee the | 251 aibistreet weete Mend. mre | Poh ei Lag a new and beaut > class COOK. 3 OB RENT—Two nicely FURNISHED ROOMS, ene iy THE UNEMPLOYED —AGENTS to | J) OR BENT—The whole ‘of « nicely Far- A coop Thaw the Levee | "P'O7) noted in every familly For | bonnet pa AT, of Ridgely . F on Mon- particulars iMauire at 354 Ret nese totter se" | at 32 Wisoart wens tee, Dcandsih etrects, t, 1. 0. day evening next, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. ANTED—S ‘TLONS by two ree ble rls to wash and i the other un od todd Shomberwert ‘Address bor ‘No. ‘22 Star Go To Ge ae office. it Tae Jest ecetved_ane =< 0 | Wy Aes Rb: rashes haw oa eon eee! oysters to-day, that he will serve up in every | aynivat t54 Peanerieanioge, bet ih eat int market price 3 TABLE—A 3 withing to rent’a STABL! ner of 11th street. _ T.M. Harvey. 3 §S Uirom 2 to Cherees.tomn bear ot a tenant by 2 Brown's BRONCHIAL Trocues, when al- | dressing 8. M. F. Star office, stating terme ies lowed to dissolve to dissolvein the mouth, have a direct influence to the affected parts; the soothing effect to the mucous lining of the windpipe allays Pulmonary irritation and gives relief in Coughs, Colds, and the various ANTED—A respectable WOMAN to take care of two children and do sewing, Must be well recommended. Middle-aged woman preferred. A eee es can ebtain a heme. Inquire at National Hotel, Room 121. Throat A ffections to which public speakers and wh 1-3" ji singers are hable. eo ANTED—A BRICK | HOUSE, net logs ee 7 —_——— rooms, s . . G. . ‘a. DaLuey’s poe, See Pain a age a | avenue. ae cat fe 28-3t* certain cure for Burns, Piles, Corns, Bunions, NTED—A good COOK, W. R, and Rheumatism, Frost Bites and skin diseases. ABOSER” apply a 180 ith vitecte between Try it; omly 25 cents. Sold by druggists. eom | L and New York avenue, fe 28 2" Corns, buntens, Olub and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Chilblains, Callosities, Vascular Excrescences, &c., suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- yania avenue. between 4% and 6th streets. References:—D W. Bliss, M. D.; F. O'Don- boghue, M. D.; Hon. Henry Addison, Mayor ANTED—A thoroughly competent. CHAM- WANRSATD, eCAUND SESS ety SEAM: STRESS. Apply immediately to Mrs. GBURGE 5 fe PARKER, 37 corner 45: and C sts ANTEP—A young, active girl—white or colored—to do honsework in a small family. Apply at DUF FIES’ Uottege, 214 Fayette street, near Sth street, Geergetown Heights, D ©, fe 28-3t* WARTED-By @ respectable girl, a SITUA- of Georgetown; W. W. Corcoran; George W. TION to do chamberwork or nursing Good Riggs reference given. Apply at 442 10th street, between Office hours from Sa. m. to5 p.m.and 6toS p. | Eand F. ____ fe 28-2t* m. Se apartment for ladies. No charge 7 ANTED—An oxporienced NURSE, (middle- for consultation. woman preferred) to take charge of an eae Ravicat CURE FOR SMALLPOX.—To the com- munity at large the advertiser, being now fully prepared, offers a certain and speedy cure of infant. Thoxe who cannot come well recommended Le ripst apply. Address Box 31 Star Office. » fe 28-3" ANTED IMMEDIATELY—One or two young this most loathesome of a]l diseases, and will LADIES te learn or work in the human hair give bis personal attention in all cases where | line. We want gocd recommendations. Apply at required. Numerous testimonials of kis suc- | DEMONGEOT’S Human Hair Store, corner ef D cess are in his possession, and are accessible to | #ud 10th streets. fe 23 3t* all inquirers. Call or address No. 322 41h st., By a boy, 15 years of age, a SITUA- between G and H, Washington. lw v grocery or liquor store, t> make himeelf gener: , useful Best of rete’ ——— Apply. to Mr. BUCKLY. 3d street, PERSON AL. a irginia ave., Island. = = = -1 9 J ANTE D—A competent GIRL, either white L PERSONS ARE HER: WARNED or colered, io the cooking, washing, an A Ngsinee trust any ove in my nams without | general housework of » small family. Must be my authority. [fe 27-e03t"] WM. BUCKLEY. Ms ©. PINKHAM, Trance, Speaking. and Prophetic Medinm, will receive visitors at 425 E street. between 6t! 7th sts. fe 24-6t™ wi PECIAL CARD TO THE LADIES —Any lad; +” desiring to find an elegant HOME, with excel- nt Medical Attendance. the best care, and stri t retirement. before and during Connnement, such a Home in the family of a widow lady, ng handsomely in Brooklyn, withont children or boarders. Applications must be made with legible address, a* letters addressed to initials are never sent through post office. Address Box 412, Brooklyn, N fe 16-1m ERSONA MISS SMITH. Store. 4673. Mth street. betw keeps constantly en band fine Cigars and Tobacco 'o prove it is by giving ker acall. thoreughly capable, and bring good recommenda- Sow @pply at 164 Pa, avenue, betpoee ho 3 fe 23-3" WASTED-A good COOK in a small family. None but a good one need apply. Inquire No. 352 O street, between 4', aud 6th a1 A respectable girl from Philadel- sires a SITUATION vs sewer or chambermaid Good references given if required. Address 0. M_, at the Star offiee. fe 27-3t* N ACTIVE MAN WANTED AS DELIVERER or Conntry Agent. Also, one speaking ¢ German language. Apply at 511 7th street. root 22 second floor. fe 27-4" WHITE WOMEN, one as ambermaid. and the other as cook, to ilo ‘al housework and washing. The best of es required. Apply at 297 I ye ar fe 27-3 at low prices. 5-Im* fo WwW, PRINCE, 31 F street. opposite Patent Office. the only practical STAMPER in the District, wishes to inform his cnstomers that he is net connected with any ether Stamping concern in thiscity. Asthere are so-called Stampers using his pame, hence this notice. He has on!y one piare, on F street. Weekly in receipt of new patterns. which are mate up at once fed D*® C. M. FORD has removed to No. 2% Kast Capitol street. betw stand ?d teb RS TY GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS 16th st. Ss ae 7 A® AMERICAN LADY WISHES TO EN as housekeeper in a hotel or private thoroughly cor Jinen room ar Oflice. ASE BOOKKEEPER AND OUT-DOUOR SALESMAN WANTED—A middle-aged man having ex ive acquaintance in Washington tred. Address Box 612, Post 0! D.C. fe 27-4 HOUSE, neat usiness part ofthe if larger preferred. 86 Will please state tent. Also understand: rence exchanged, SIR KNIGHTS, S. 0. G.—Youareearnest- deste Heiner ; OF. Jy requested to aitend a meeting THURS price nud eisantion. aaareee WG. Oley 2 OR OF RY RVENING. at 7% o'clock. at the usual place, : asb eas of importance requires your attention. V fe JAMES DICKSON, V P. NEW SPRING GOODS AT MILLER'’S NEW DRY GOODS STORE. 101 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. Now epening a full stock of SPRING GOODS, embracing Ladies’ Dress Goods in great variety, Heusekeeping Dry Goods. Mens’ and Boys’ wear, Cleths for Sacks, Shawls. Skirts. White Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, and Notions. These have been bonght at reduced prices, and will be sold cheap. | _fe Motto—* Quick sales and short profits.”” fe 28-Im* BENJAMIN MILLER. V SHikt FINISHER SHEB. CHAS. L. LOCKWOOD & CO., fe 27 3t° 324 Pennsylvania avenne. ANTED—A good GIRL, (colored or not)in ate family. without children, to do . washing an ironing. Good recom mendation from her last place required Inquire ey 19th street, near Pa. avenue, French Baker. fe 1? Also, want one good MAN as cook in a Apply between 1] a.m. and 1 small family. p. m., Febrnary 26th, at No. S88 19th seabina? bear ie FEW VERY SUPERIOR PIANOS for = ale | ©. Fie =a Me Al Sa vent ot B BEIGE" S07 Cte, Cotes W ANTED_ We want to buy HOESES and LOTS lsth and 15th. feb 28-e03t™ pan ae instos. large sod jomall. Ais: a ———— ; AE the city. xive $3, *ERLANGT—Ein Madchen Thochin, unt | Si Qu cash yD WELLS & Coe Auctieneers and Real Estate Agents, corner 13th and F sts., over White's store, fe 10. in V J ANTED—Mechanics and young men to know that a superior department of Mechanical been opened at the WASHING- for Hagsarbeit, und ein Madchen fur Hausar WILLIAN, fo 28-6t 326 Pennsylvania aventio. $8. OO Or eERCEATION OF WASHING - ‘TON CITY BONDS forsale in sums to suit purchasers. Drawing haa jnst W.G. METZEROTT & ( TON BUSINESS COLLEGE for night. instruc fe 28-1w* 318 Penna ue. | tion. You are invited tocall. fe 3-im* RE RRL ~ | WY ANTED—Everybody to teil his friends to call CABBIAGES. 0 rrages CARRIAGES, or, write. and recelve, fren, interesting ‘pa- T Ts and specimens of beantifn ‘enmanship. from font ee ee “also, Rie pew. Fpacions. and rlegant WASHINGTON Coaches and Bretts from the best sbops. BUSINESS COLLEGE. corner 7th and B streets, fe 3-Im* V J ANTED—By a man 50 years of ago, who has a goed knowledge of farming, accounts, and the management of negroes, a SITU ATION as overseer on a plantation in one of the Suuthern Btates. Ad- dress or peply to N. L., 344 G street north, Wash- ingten, D.C. fe 85 000 .—Wanted to buy for $5,000 Second- 5 handed CLOTHING of all descrip- tions for which a fair price will be paid, 444 corner E street. jan 19. pV ANTED| WANTED!! WANTED!!! GENTLEMEN. LADIES, FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, ‘Who wonld like to engage in an easy, light and profitable business, where & small outlay is only re- quired,and where these oognet in the same can commence at once, to call at WM. PRINCE'S Stamping Depot, 351 F street, and night his new method of Stamping. so simple that a child can at once undertake any job. Being the | practical Stamper here, we can furnish full complete instructions, tools, cushions, composi- tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. Thisis achance for any one wishing to make money by a north. of all kinds always on band. Renee seae rity attended to. First-class Grocery and jen business ec al- ways on hand BO! H. GRAHAM, Dear 4— street, 409 Penn. avenue, fe 28-3t* and 374 D street jou H. SNYDER, PBOVISION DEALEE, Lowisiana avenwe, between 6th and Tih streets, (South Side.) Being thankful for past patronage, | beg leave to inform my customers that I have co hand « fell supply of PROVISIONS, vi BEEF. MUTTON, PORK and VEAL. CURED CORNED BEKF, SPICED together with all the finest bi MEATS, POULTRY of all kinds ment of VEGETABLES and CANNED FRUITS lowest le prices. bl % Office Rooms and large Hall for rent over the store. fe 23-1m™ L. HEILBRUN & BRO. small outlay. jan 1-tf : _— 1 EEK SKINS WANTEP—At RAMSBURG & EBEBT’S Glove Manufactory, Georgetown, Having closed out our old stock, we shall now ‘ge lot of second-hand wor ad afull assort- ri 105 High st. de 19-tf ti stock WV ANTEP —SEOOND HAND FURNITUR: “poots axe sno, acer Mpa cene eit pies Be , eve p | pure | description. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street Of the mest superior manufacture the je B-tf betwren G and H. east side country affords, FOR SALE AND RENT. It will be our ambition to keep the best made Fe “RENT —Comfortably furni« and a full variety ef all sorts of 4 ROOMS, 506 Sth street, one door from the avenue. plicit stecti Sone SRLECA Toa ew CK” HOUSE ans Pe SOR §. —A nearly new OK is nd constantly on hand, and not to be outdone in re I the adjoining LOT. tovether with or without gard to prices. Our mottoos are— ** Quick sales and small profits.”” “* No trouble to show goods.” “ Wetry to please.” “Shoes not giving satisfaction will be mended free of charge.” With these maxims always in view, we hope te gain the confidence of the public, which is so es sential to the success of all men in busines#. Besides our large stock of LADIES, MEN'S AND CHILDREN’S SHOES, can be foun: a full assertment of TRUNKS AND VALISES, At HEILBRUN'S, 506 SeventH Steet, One door south of O2d Fellows’ Hull, fe 28-6t* “Stone steps at the entrance.’ ye SALE CHEAP—The WOOD on 100 acres of land, Oak and Pive.on the Pamunky river, Apply to’ B. BABE, Star office. fe 25-3t_ T. Bow. Crarx.} (Tuos. B. Cross, Jz. T. EDW. CLARK & CO., LUMBER DEALEES, ja aveuue, det. 9th and 10h streets, east, (near the avy Yard,) Washington. S7-Alwayson band a large steck of all kinds of Lumber fe 10 lm Ww: W. FARR, CLOCKMAKEK, No. ‘avenue, Sole Agent for Lewis’ Patent, Perpetual Calender Clock,of various Patterns. Bevine Viet “Frecths Emgitshe sed Arsen . Frenm * rl cau Clocks Bepaired. fe 23-3in SPRING STYLES. Just opened, the New York 8) paeenie 4 fe Fala a Hone is = peed repels. pad - Purniture nearly new, Only for the whole. if D.L. WELLS & co., Anctioncers and Real Estate Acents, fe 23 6t cor. 13thand F sts.. over White's Store. OTEL FOB KENT—The OWEN HOUSE will ‘be for rent the Ist of March, This isa firs class house, containing sixty-five (65) chambers, with water and gasin each; water closets oneach floor, large dining room. bar-room, &c.. with fine vaults iz base This house is situated on Pennsylvania s djoiaing Willards’ Hotel. Apply to 8. W. OWEN, 212 Pa. ave. fe 20-27 Ko RENT—In Georgetown, nicely furnished ROOM, at No. 134 Dunbarton street, between Congress and High fe 19-20" (OR RENT—WASHINGTON BUILDIN @, or any portion thereef, from the Ist of A a next For terms apply to JOHN H. SEMMES & CO. 523 oth street, corner La. ave., opposite west end Centre Market. fol7 Fo RENT—On the ist of A OFFICE, and APPU TESTO. WHARF ril, the RTENANOES, pied by J. U. H IN & OO. as a Coal Yard Apply at No. 19 First st., Georgetow! ENTRAL HALL, Corner Pennsy!vania av. and lth street. Over Nagle’s Auction Booms. For rent by the ays week, or month, fer Con- certs. Lectures, Balis, &c. — Halls = ee bert Sractoms. ‘or terms apply on remises. Jans the 7 On ne PROMO NAGLE & 00. Fo*, RENT—A PARLOR and CHAMBER ad- joining, and two Chambers on the 2d floor, all comfo: ly furnished. suitable for Members of bem~9 or other gentlemen. at 495 12th he a Virgi E HAVE SEVERAL NICE HOUSES FOR RENT—Fornished or unfurnished, in the city and GeorkelOW2 Down MAN & GREEN, fe 13.tf 18 Intelligencer Building. M FOR SALE, very ‘97 acres improved Fai %ation trem Believiiler audit miles trons Washington, and 2 miles from Railroad. aire at ag th treet: see SE an eS TE. STINEMETZ, ie Asland, between D ae OF a Fs SALE—A three-story BRICK HOUSE with feb 2-6¢ between ith and Isthatreets, | | Frame Building ip the rear, and vacant lot ad- G4RONER WANTED —a working man to go to | JE: pals Brome i lacated on North Capitol Pag ET nip residence. For lars inquire of WALL, br WILLIAM WibT, 345 Franklin, How, W, SEEPEBO 8 O0..322 Paavesne. jan 16 tf Foe, RENT—Part of » heuse—8 to suitable for housek: a a and cellar. Bent low. Apply at No. low Jerecy av de28 , RUCERIES LO 1 8 Gru Son cas ma ont vel - Oholce Tee only @i ay wah fe 27-3t* BE VANR, det fee tt ber. and E. ARDWAER OUSEFUBNISHING FN Feoupet ‘Goops. os Sg ‘no 479 9TH STRET, BETWEEN D AND B. BZ Repairs for all Rinds of Stoves and Ranges constantly on A Star x uecn oD i eget (ANALY, MOCKING, RED BIRDS, ANT or of Dat. Crake, for sale % POR street. weet The premises have : Ceo Bt” OTeme® Oa A street eet, Patty Mes. Bevene, Reply to TOWNE, éo 21-tewan* @ B76, 4 | SULPSON, No. 4 Louistana svenus. | Tho memset Toque or Dea yan 25 i’ | New York ave., near 1th street, Five aie RK. furnished or unfi — low. . Boarders tak; reasonable terms. Apply at No. 35% North Capitohorrest, mh 1 St* ‘OR RENT—HOUSE No. 117 Pennsylvania av- F enue, between Toth end Sts ince eee ivg M4 reoms. Price Fo RENT—Five or six ROOMS, two comma Al farnished . 30 % the corner of 3d st. nt ssourl « oH me {OR RENT—Four communicati ic h SUMMER KITCHEN, On frst eon aise, ply at Sun a [OR RENT—A three-story and basement BRIOK HOUSE, on Massachusetts avenue. near 4th st. Gas and water and Iatrobe ‘gremiecs. Apply to J. P. SULLIVAN, Druggist, corner ith st. and Massachusetts av. mist" SE RENT—A BRICK HOUSE on Kast O. ito] street, No. 16, containing seventeen roo! fitted with water in_bath-room and kitche: Apply to B.N. EASBY, Lumber Yard, 2:th and D streets = ‘OR SALE—The UNEXPIRED TERM of a Gro- very and Bar Licepse, together or Will be soid cheap, and is transterable of the city. Inguire of JOHN © 350 D street. oth. Fe. SALE-STOCK, FIXTURES, and GooD WILL of an old established Millinery busi ness in Balttmore, on Baitimore street, doing a first rate business, at reasonable terms, Inquire No 449 West Baltimore street m 1-3t* Fo SAL Jz to exchance for city property valnable Farming and Mineral LANDS. in the State of Kentucky. Apply to JAMES E. FITCH, Kea] Ketate Agent, corner 7th and F streets. oppo site Post Office, Washington. D.C m 1-3t* Ko. RENT—Two neat frame HOUSES, each containing 4rooms. One in Geerzetown, the other in Washington. on wth street These houses have good lots attached. and convenient to the streetcars. Rent $16 per month. Apply to No. 71 Punbarton st., Georgetown mh 1 eo3t* ;OK SALE—Two-story FRAME HOUSE, five = rooms, kept now asa store: an excelient atand for business; large stable Sold cheap if applied for soon. as the owner is leavirg the city. Apply at 72 Chestnut street, between lith and 15th and between P and Q. m EF A GREaT BARGAIN : OR SALE—10 acres of good Garden LAND, with new House and Dairy, Barn for thirty-six cows; location high and healthy, near Fort Stan- ton. D. C., and within one mile of Navy Yard Bridge. Price $2,:00. Also, adjoining the above, 70 acres of fine leve Farning LAND, under good fence. with a Peach Orchard ef twelve hnndred bearing trees; build- ings of little valine. Price $110 per acre. Thee tracts will be sold together, or singly, to suit pur- chasers. Also, a very desirable Dwelling Howse, with Stable, Blacksmith Shop, &c., Lot 72 by 260 feet. The property fronts on three streets in Uniontown, D. ©., and is now occupied by RB. b. Jenkins. Price $3.00 For further information apply on the premises, near Fort Stanton, D. O., to J. HOFFMAN SMITH, or to JAMES KE. FITCH, Real Estate and General Agent, corner of 7th and F streets, oppo- siie General Post Office. Washington, D.C. m1-3t* Fok SALE—The GOULD WiLLand FIXTURES of se bakery doing a good business and a first- class ronte Apply at Star oft a fe 23. pias = [POR RENT >A HOUSE, containing 6 rooms ana atcellai Kent moderate. Appl JON Me- CARTY Store, corner of 2d street and Mass. aveu fe -« ok RENT. ND FLOOR and Front BASE- MENT, at No. 55. corner of Fayette and streets tion Georgetown, D.C. A very hea.thy loca Apply on premises: fe 28 3t* RS SALE—A GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE. Also, a FEED >TORE attached; or will take a partner with a small capital. Address Box 4, Star office. fe 23 3t* For KENT—A four-story BRICK HOUSE. nearly new. on 22d street west. between H and Istreets. It has eight roems and water and gas fix #. For terms apply to JO: LIBBEr, No, 27 Water street. Georgeto -o. SOR RENT—A BRIOK HOU six Tooms. 34 od street, Capitol Hill. between C street and Maryland ave. inqaire of Mra K LYNN, cor- nerof Ist and K sts. north. Bent moderate to a good te pt. fe 23 3t* F ISHED ROOMs FOR RENT—492 Est, between Sth and 6th, with cooking steve and sccommolations for housekeeping; gas, aqueduct and fuel lockup very handy. Pleasant rooms. te 23-30" ‘OR KENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, with store and dwelling. Suitable for a Drug Store. or any kind of busine: Oorner of 17th and K st 3 6oInquire at 440 13th, between E and F str fo 28-3t* Fo T—Two small HOUSES. four rooms in each. on 2ist. between L and M streets, and HOUSE with five rooms, and water in the yard, at the corner of 234 and I streets. For terms, &€., apply to JOSEPH LIBBEY. No. 27 Water street, Georgetown. fe 23-3t* OUSES FOR RENT—In a very pleasant loea- tion on the Island. Two on 3d street, between C street and Maryland avenue; and two on C street south. between the streets of 4, and 24. Apply at the Social Restaurant, corner of i+: and Maryland avenue fe 25-3t" j G. DiXON. | POSSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, with all the modern improvements, in the central part of i A Ce he ag een ter e the home, Bedding, ing, &c., will be sold low. Inquire webs « i CO., corner of 13th and F. 's Store. Fe SALE Ob RENT—A new BRICK HOUSE, of 10 rooms. with gas and water. on (hto 5,008. Also, a BRICK HOUSE, E, near Willards’. Price $3,000. b. L. WELLS & 00, corner 13th and F streets, fe 23-4 over White's Store, F% BRENT AND FOR SALE—HOUSES in the Philadelphia Bow; all conveniences. Four finely furnished Reoms on 9th street, between E and F. Two Houses to rent, and Furniture for sale; good location. Two large Houses on D street, south of the avenue. A very fine House on H street, between 4th hh, Number of Small Howres to rent and for sale. One well-furnished House, fifteen rooms; rent taken out in beard. Also, ene unfnrnished House, same location, one square from cars; both very desirable. For sale— reat bargain—a Hotel and Boarding-house near illard’s, with twenty-one rooms; will be sold low, as the parties have te leave the city, Want all the Houses we can get for first-elase tenants. THOMAS M. PLOWMAN, _ fo 28-4t" Real Estate Office, 305 F street. avenue Pric with FUBNIT OR SALE—The elegant FIXTURES in Store enue, corner "oe Bt" 344 Pennsylvama ashington Building, _f ( E HOUSE FOR RENT between 3d atreets. fronting on Penns. av itol Hill. Inquire at corner sto Foe SALE—A BAKERY doing a good business good location, and for rent a two-story Frem: House with store and fixtures. Inquire at N 76 1Mth street, near Maryland av. fe 27 (OR BENT—The SECOND FLOOR of a nice Brick House, No. 13 31 «1 oat, Gesegetown, var the Heights, suitable for a small family. Ap- on the premises, fe 27-3t* () LET—A very comfortable DWEBLING on Pennsylvania avenue. in the most central part in the ony Inguire at 344 Pennsylvania avenue, eorner 7th st) fe a {OR RENT—In a private family with first class Board, one double and one single ROOM, front. References required. At No. 400 4th street, near the City Hall. fe 27-3t* {OR RENT—A comfortable HOUSE, contain ing8 rooms, near the avenue Water on the Premises. Rent myderate toa responsible party. Address L.. Office. fe 27-3t* SEVERAL LARGE AND SMALL HOUSES SS for rent or sale. Also, afew Rooms. Inquire at 499 K street north, between 4th and 5th streets, south side. fo 27-3t* {OR RENT—A BBICK STABLE, in Temper- ance alley. Has room for six horses and a cer- riage, Applyto M. CONNOLLY. No. 460 8th street. fe 27-3t" FY ENT—A PABLOR, BED BOOM and KITCHEN. completely furnished for house- keeping, within ene square of the Oapitol, Terms Ca per month. No. 281 south B street, Capitol ill, fe 27 3t* YO LET—Two HOUSES. six rooms each. Ap- ply 328 Bet north; $20 per month. 5-6" OR RENT—Four large UNFORN ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping. Pos sion Lemoaeeeyr- Inquire No. 306 10th st., first house north of fe 25-4t* OR RENT—A four-story BRICK HOUSE, 9 rooms. bath attached; gas and water throug! ont. No. 108 Green strect, Georgetown. For par- ticulars enguire of Mrs. F. GREEN, cor. of Beall and Green st. fe 25 6t* (OR RENT OR SALE—A two-story BRIOK E HOUSE on KE street north, between 24 and 31 gaat, (north Capitol Hill.) containing five rooms. Rent low to agood tenant. Inquire 343 Ist street eset, between 0 and D north. fe 26-6t* Bk ERS, ATTENTION— FOR SALE CHE AP— One CRACKER MACHINE. with moni complete order can be ased with stcann or by ; or . Calle or address Bakery, corner & and L streets, Island. fe 26-6t* —That fine large HOU! 367 K ij 7 venue. between 4% and oth bs known ply &, Dr. Thom: sen, No. corner of Marsach NT—| RAME \. nit- ry og Tack an woUeme nit. one Brick Houre, with » bake house attached. situ. SAT iivaMtons Tee oes J, OR SALE—A two story FRAME HOUS 4.508 RPC RENT—A first-cless BRICK DW) ariment, containing 12 rooms ‘the and itchen door. and a GAWDNEN. 460 4 fom "AUCTION SALES. [Por other Auction Sales see Fourth page ] GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers. One Gilt Frame Mirror Walnut Haircloth Caster aad Bide Chairs Walnut Marble top T: and Whatnot Cottage Suites complete Redsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, and Washstands Dining and ether Tables Hair top, Husk, and other Mattresses Blankets. Spreads, Comforts, Sheets, and Cases Th ‘ngrain White and Cheauered Matting Window Curtains Sarhinnma tare 8, Pose inany other articles too numerous to men- ion. T ‘ash. ie" GRERN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY GEEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. By virtue of a deed of trast from James Lawrence and wite dated August 27th. 18%, to the under- signed. ‘ecorded in Liber N.O©.T., No 11. folio , &c., one of the land records forthe county of Wasbin, D. C., we shall expose at public sale. in front of the premises, at 5 @'clock p ™.,e@n the 234 day of March 1833, Lot number forty-seven, (47 }in Suuare pumber three hundred and eighty -se -(387,) as the same is laid down on the plat or of the said city together with the 3 Paeiyraments, being acomfortable two story frame 1g. Terms: One-fourth cash, $20 of which mast be Paid immediately after the sale; balence in 5, }? and 18 months, with interest. securad by deed of trust op the premises, and if the full terms are not complied with in five days, the trustees reserve the rigbt to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaniting purcha-er. All the writings and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser KENDALL, JOBN CHAS T PEARSON.( Trustees, _mhl-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARTS, aMsU- SATE SNcES ABD ARMY Wagons ee Chief Quartermaster’s Office. Qu Washtneton, c., Will be sold at public auction. under the direc- tion of Brevet Colonel C. A. Tompkins, Quarter master at Lincoln Depot. Washington. DO. on TUESDAY. March 13. 1956. at 10 o'clock a. tn the following mentioned Government property, vir 82 LIGHT CARTs, 100 LIGHT AMBULANCES. 300 ARMY WAGONS, which will be sold singly, and at b Within five days from date of sale. Temoved Terms cash. in Government funds. By order of Rrevet Major General B.H. Rucker, Chief Quartermaster, Depot of Washington. CHAS. H TOMPKINS. mb 1-10t Brevet Col. and Quartermaster. Y DL. WELLS & ©O., Auctioneers. We will sell. at public auction, on the prem- ises. Lot3, in Square 437, on MONDAY, the sth instant, at 5 o'cleck p, m.,the Frame House and Lot. fronting on L street, between Ist and New Jersey avenue. Improvements are a Frame Hoase and Stable. ‘Terms made known at time and place of sale. fe 28-62" D. L. WELL & CO., Ancts. BY v5. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Seventy AcEncy, TREasrRy Der. ENT. Mil be sold at puitic auction. by order of HC, isley, Supervising Special Agent. 1 & Co.’ Baranr,on SATURDAY. Marth ag) Yall & Co.'s ONE YOUNG JACK, turned over by the military authorities as captured or abandoned property. ° Terms: Cash in Government fands. Agents dict BSSON. gency Aid. 7th Agency. fe28 (Chron| WM. L. WALL & OO. hucts, By THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. FRAME BUILDING AND LEASE OF CORNER UCTION, ; ATA On MONDAY, February at 5 o'clock, I will sell, in fromt of the premises, on the corner of Montgomery and Gay streets, a Frame Bui ding and lense of Lot. with privilege of removing build ing at the expiration of lease. sale positive. Terms cash, fe 3-4 THOS, DOWLING, Anct. BY J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Anctioneers. BRICK STORE AND LOT ON D STREET, 1 > ame AND OHIO RAILROAD On MONDAY AFTERNOON, March 5th, at 45 o'clock. we shall sell.on the premises. Lot No. 6. in Kibby’s subdivision of Sqware 871, together with the improvements. consisting of a Brick Store, located on D street north, between Ist and 2d streets west Terms: Half cash; balance 6 and 9 month<, with ig terest, secured on the property fe 24 dts J.C MeGUIRE & OO , Ancts. B* Cc. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. SALE OF A SUBSTANTIAL TWO-STORY ENNSYLY. AVENUE ANDI STREET, AT AUCTION. On MONDAY AFTERNOON. March 5. at 5 ovclock. I shall sell. op the premises, part of Lot No. 12, in Square No. 54. together with theimprove- ments thereon. consisting of a substantial two- story Frame Dwelling. containing six rooms. The Lot fronts twenty-oge feet on Twenty-second street, between Pennsyly: avenue and I street, and runs back one hundred and twerty-ene feet Terms: Ove-half cash; residue i x and twelve —— notes to bear interest, isfactorily se cnred. . Cenveyancing and stamps at Serko cost. fe 2-4 Cc. W. BOTELER, Auct. B* bain re & CO.. Auctioneers. ginal Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 98 La. bet 9th and ith sts, SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c.. &c_ On SATURDAY MORNING, March 38, at 10 o'clock, we will sell. at the Bazaar,a number of Saddle, Carriage,and Work Horses. A full des- cription at sale comprising about : IFTY HORSES, Among which is some good Work, Saddle, and Har- ness Horses ALSO, A pairof brown Match Carriage Horses, Carriage and Harness. of Washines March 1.195 "¢ ALSO, A large collection of New and Second-hsnd Bug- gies. Reckaways, Carriages, Wagons, and eth- er Vehicles. One Hack and one Coupee in good order. ALSO. New and Second-hand Marness, Saddles, Carriages, ¢., at private sale Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays Carriages and Harness always on sale. fe 28 W.L. WALL & CO., Ancts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. CELLENT AND NEARLY NEW BLACK WALNUT FURNITUBE AT AUCTION {on MONDAY, the 5th day of March next, at 10 o'clock a. m., we shallsell at the residence of a gen tleman declining housekeeping, No. 623 H street north, between $d and 4th streets, viz Fine black Walnut Parlor Suit, consisting of Hair-cloth covered Sofas Easy and Side Chairs, Marble-top Centre Table Fine black Walnut Marble-top Sidebeard Fine black Walut Chamber Suit, consisting of A costly Bedstead Marble-top Dressing Bureau Martle-top Washstand, Wardrobe Four Cane-seat Chairs and Rocker Dining Table. Chairs and Crockery Card Tables, Cottage Bedsteads, and other Cham- ber Furniture Brussels Carpet, Tin. Excellent Cook and A lot of Kitchen Requisites And many other articles which we deem unneces- sary to enumerate, Terms cash GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auetioneers. ee : BY D- ©. WELLES & CO., Auctioncers. We will sell, at public anction. on the premises. on FBIDAY. March 2d, at 5 o'clock p. m,, part of lot 11, in square 876, fronting 20 feet on South Car- olina avenue. between 7th «and Sth streets east, running back 114 feet; improved by a two story frame honse, containing 5 rooms. Terms cash. fe 27-4t D.L. WELLS & C@., Ancts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VERY _ VALUABLE THREE-STORY ERICK NEW JERSEY AVENUE, CaPITOE whit A » CA HILL, AT AUCTION. MONDAY, the 5th of March, we si front of the premises, at 4 o'clock ‘p able three-story. and basement bri: use, con taining 10 or 12 rooms and wide hall, situated on New Jersey avenue between B and @ streets south, now oceujied as the Coast Survey Office. it being houre No. 577 aud Lot No. 17, in 8 5 This property is deomely located sie Little saath of the Capitol, ans & very Commanding position and the sale wi De'well worthy the attention of withing to Taken ved trvgstment™ *hantome restiace er erms cash; $200 will be jired id when the property is knocked off. ard if waters, plied with the pro} will be then and there putup and sold to the next highest bidder, and the whole terms to be complied with in Sve dere from Ure property at the risk and cost oftheneae purchaser. Purchaser, Eid inaitoctanieesampe cost of ths fo2-0t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. [CONTINUANCE OF TRAVEL AOBOSS THE PO ADGE. Commissioner Public Buildings, af the Un February li, wethon eee N. B Corner lath and F strovts. - AUGTION SALES. aE RURSIY SHRBAESR TORE NS fe 23-4 Te MARE Be Anots. BY 24s. ©. McGUIRE & 00. Auetionsors, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF LOTS ON THE By virtue of a deed of trust from Ton Me he dated March 25, 1855, and duly recorded in A 3 C. T. &, folio 2, of the Land Records for - L will ell, at padlic in front of the premises. on ‘tabrs Ist of March, instant, at 4% o'clock p Square No. 654, and Lot 4, in Square aby, in of Washington jer in 6 at months, with interest aud secured te the satisfaction of the trustee. Terms to be complied with in seven days after sale. ¢therwise the trustee reserves the right to re- sell at cost and risk of first parchaser. mi UIRE 200... B* NAGLE & CO. Sales-rooms No. corner of Lith atreet, the residence of families declining ‘arness, Sc. dee 1-1 whe Lot 2. tm the city ~ a conveyancing -_ a “WwanD't of purcha- ir. . tee. fe l7-2awads J. : yaad Rctieneers. Pennayivanta aveune, Nagle & Co. wil! cive their personal _attent the sale of Real Estate aud Honenbolg Furgitareat bd Also, to the sales of stocks of Groceries apd Met — of every description, Horses, Carri 5 THURSDAY, March 1, ato clock p.m The Stock, Good Will, Lease and License of Res- taurant No. 1, Seventh street north, end of Horse lroad, of— Bar Counter Looking glass. Decanters. Tumblers Paintings, Bar and Cooking Stoves Steam Heater, &c., &e Sold om account of sickness of Proprietor. OF WILLIAM TELL HOTEL. of a writ of distrain, the undersigned Je.on FRIDAY. the 2d day of ‘Kp m.. the Furnitore. Fixtares, ood Will of the William Tell Hotel, * Bar and Fixtures of the Res- rto att is Hotel has done an excellent busi is well located, being on Pennsylvania av- enne. (north side.) between #). and 6th streets Persons desirons of examining the Premises aad Foruitare will please call prior to the day of sale The whole will be put up together; if not sold Kore, Will be offered in lots. pasta Bailist. for joha PF. Pe A for = AGLE & 00. Auctionsern. SATURDAY, MAROH 3D, lock, fea TOCmR, We will sell a choice variety of articles in the Grocery lin grr 75 boxes Clay pipes 20 boxes Ground Pepper rr 20 boxes Pearl Stare’ 10 boxes Adamantine Gandies 40 dozen Corn Brooms 20 dozen 2 and 3 Hoop Water Pails 35 boxes Family Soap 20 cases Peaches. Green Peas With other Can Goods. of on morning of invited to attend, * Storekeepers and families red will positively be sold to the high- the above goods est bidder, jarge Horsehold Per- hich particulars will be givenin fa- —— vertisement. m NAGLE & 00.. Auctioncers. . B* JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF GOLD AND SIL WATCHES AND GOLD JEWELRY, AT THE AUCTION ROOMS. On THURSDAY EVENING, March 1, at o’slock. we will sell for account of whom it may concern, ® number of Gold and’Silver W: end Jewelry, accumulated for years past as security, on which advances have been arte. ~ Vamteh ere $ Gold Hunting Case Watches, English Levers 7 Gold Open-fi do do. face Gold do Swiss Watches 2Gold Hunting Case do OReda went ty of Gold Jewelry, in sets. nd a variety o! welry, in a Sleeve Buttons and Stu’ Pine. Ear and Finger Rings. Together with a lot ef Plated Jewelry and Silver ‘Also, 1 Silver Plated Tea Pat. siz plenee. gels positive. JAS.C. McGUIRE & 60., fe 27- Auctioneers. Y¥ M.K. WALSH & CO., Ancti . B No. 255 Penna. ave., corner l0th street. aroreen A pated py-* ee commencing at 7 o clock, ‘essorumen! Merchandise, and name in part— - Clothing of every description, Shirts and Draw- ers, Woolen Oversbirts, Hosiery. Gloves, Suspen ders. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Sosps, Hair Oils, Brush en, -Table'and Pocket’ Cutlery, Casters. Clocks, Albums, Stationery. Handkerchiefs, Gol. lars, Segars, Tobacco, Valises, Umbrellas, Flan. nels, Notions, &c., &. ALSO, 5 A full line of Gold and Silver Hunting caso and open face Watches, Gold Chains. ae fe 19-8W M. kK. WALSH & 0O., Aucts, B" W. L. WALL & 00. Auctioneers, ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCERIES, TR DRAY, PAIR OF WORK To! SAFE, &c.. AT AUCTION HORS, a On FRIDAY MOBNING, March 2, commencing at 10 o clock. we will sell, at the Store of Messrs. H. L. Chapin & Co, Ne. 360 Tth street, t street. their entire stock ef Groceries, inch a general assortment of Goods usually kept in grocery line, comprising 10 hogsheads c' ice Porto Rico Molasses Barrels i Bags Coffee 16 barre! bisky, part fine Barrels Flour, Hams, and rs, Tobacco, Starch Candies, Fish, &c } patr of five Work Horses 1 Track avd 1 Dray and Harness [superior Saddle and Busey I superior a orse With many other articles in tl Une; of which will be peremptorily sold nr? UDO Ml Terms of sale are: All sums wader qu, cash; over that amount and under $200, rty 4 over that amount, @ credit of sixty days, for satisfactorily indorsed. bearing interest, The Horses and Truck will be sold Par Soe CHAPIN & 00. L. a W.L. WALL & 00., Aucts. B* M. K. WALSH & 00. Vd © FAMILY GROCERIES, ONE BAG TABLE, FIXTURES, &c.. AT AST OOBNER 10TH AND F BTS. AY MORNING, March 24, at 10 o'clock, - at the corner of 10th and F streets, the re stock of Family Groceries contained there- in, comprising a general variety. ALso, One Bagatelle Table, in ceod order. ALse. A quantity of Glass and Grockery Ware. Also, Counters, Fixtures, &¢., &c. The Store for rent, inquire of the Auctioneers. ‘Terms cash. M. K. WALSH & 00., Ancts. Y WM. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. No. 307 Peunsyivanis avenue. STOCK OF GROCERIES AND LIQUORS AT oF e FRIDAY NEXT, March 2. at lo of Mr. J. Tyler Powell, Ni sia ithewee, to 2 2 No. carner of C street, we aball sell ail the stock, eam” bracing «cood assortment of fine Family G@roce- a Salil M voll ‘tom, given the parine tive, ae Mr. Cowell ews &'00, fez [ Chronicle copy.} Auctioneers. SAE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. oe er under the di James PRX THOMAS DOWLING. Anct,; Georgetown, IMPROVED PRO GEORGETOWN On MOND, 5. 1806, at 4 o'clock, I wit icpamakis Gonos st "ionae 4 Tenvesgpen at cost of purchaser fem THOMAS DOWLING, Avect