Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1866, Page 3

1 LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO. of New Ye Groves’ Streets of —. ‘well received last evening, Prey pested to-night, with ait, Snow emote of oa. music, &c., which made it £0 suc- on its last presentation in this city. Opp Friiows’ Hatt.—Last night of ape entertainment for the benefit of the poor, sisting of a beautiful exhibition of stereoscopic dissolving views, fine vocal and instrumental music, choice poetic readings, &c., &c. Cantersy A @ramatic, gymnastic, Magic. comic, musical and t pro- gramme this evening, with all the Lag of the week in “The Guerrillas of the Po- tomac,” + Haunted House,” &c. ———e- “Brutal TREATMENT oF FREEDMEN.”—A mob of the Copperhead ruffians of George- town. incited by bad whisky and a diabolical spirit of enmity to the negro, last night ecom- bined in an unprovoked and brutal assault on a number of the freecmen of this city, driving them from their homes, sacking their houses, and indulging in various other riotous demon- strations. Firearms were used during the melee, but no casualties have thus far been re- ported. The inference ts natural that to the success of the rebels at the recent municipal election and the President's late speech may be attributed the disgraceful demonstrations on the unoffending blacks which have been made under the shadow ot the Capitol since the veto of the Freedmen’s bill.” The above item, telegraphed trom this city to the New York Tritwne, and copied in other Northern papers, 13.2 fair specimen of the un- just attempts now w making to manufacture pub- lic sentiment in that section to the prejudice of this District, in common with other late slave- holding communities. One report sent out from here was tothe effect that one hundred negroes had been killed in the “melee,” but the author of the above modestly contents himself with «a diabolical spirit of enmity,” “assaults,” “sacking houses,” and other venial offences. There is notone word of truth in the whole article. On the evening in question, the de- fested candidates at the late manicipal elec- tion in Georgetown, were severally called upon at their residences by a small party of their po- litical friends, when salutes were fired, cheers given, &c. Notone negro or white man was molested, nor any disturbance took place. ‘What makes the statement all the more unjust is that the defeated candidates and their sup- porters belong to the “Old Union Line Ticket,” taiming to have represented the especial “loyal” element in that city for the last five years. ~—— CxyTEex MARKET To-Day.—Beef, best cuts, T Ib., 25c.; next, 15a20e.; Salt Beet,15a2ve.; Dried f, juaise. Veal, Mutton, chops, 25e. Lamb, 2c; Lard, Pork, fresh, 25c.; corn- ed, 25¢.; Bacon. hams, uncut, 25c.; sliced, 35c.; breasts, 25c.: shoulders, ‘We. Butter, Suasoc,: Chickens, T pair, 75c.28 Ducks, per pair, $1.75. Eggs, per dozen, 3. Green Corn, per can, 60c. Apples, per peck, 75aS1; dried, 75c. Leeks, bh. 5e. Turnips, peck, 40 cts. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, 40c.; Sweet, ~vc. Peaches, dried, per quart, 25c: but- ter, 25c.; white, Wal2c.: dried cherries, qt., 4 Radishes, per bunch., 5c. Beets, per ec Parsnips, pk, 50c. Onions, Svc. per pk.: : bunch onions Sc, Carrets, Stic. Fish— Rock, large, each, $1; small. bunch, Svc Hautibat, pound, $5c.; Lobster, 15c.; + Perch, 50c. re, bu hel, %c.a81.10. Sb: pstutf, 6oas0e. Brown- c. Corn, shelled, $1.10; in ats, bushel, 60c. Hay, per c.221.25. Clover Hay, pr. Small Birds, pair,37¥¢. Can-. vas-back Ducks, per pr, Widgeons, $1. Wild Geese, S2each. Prairie Hens, $1.25 per pair. Celery, pr bunch, ivic. Krout, pr quart, 15e. Geese, $1.52a82.50. Turkeys, $2483.50. Venison, fresh, per Ib., 30c. Partridges, per dozen, $4986. Cabbage, per head, 10915 cts. Grapes, per quart, 10a30c. per pound, $1. Cranberries, per ; chestnuts, quart, 25c. Rabbits, 25a Squirrels, 124. Walnuts, 50c. pk. Hom- qt. Ie. Pumpkins, 15a75c. ild Tur- keys, 1.5084. Country Pork, $12.50a815 per 106 Ibs. Honey, per Ib., 50a60c. The supply of Pork this morning was very small ——e--— EB ov INCENDIARISM.—Yesterday af- George Hoffman and Jobn Conner. who were arrested by Detectives Bigley and Kelly on & warrant issued by Justice Ciayton on the oath of Henry Conway with unlawfally, ly counseling, procuring and hiring, on t the 22d of December lost, one John McMahon to fire toand burn a certain house »f the said George Hoffman and John Conner, intending thereby to def; rau the Girard Fire snd Marine Instrance Company of Philadel. phia, were before the Just: when the prese- cution was represented by Judge Robt. Leech and the defense by S. L. Phillips, Esq. The witnesses were Henry Conway, Francis Conway, and F. M. Biair, Agent of the Girard y, the first two of whom testified in effect that about the sth of February they had some conversation with the accused about the firing gotahorseen Ca ol Hill, and they in- mated that MecMabon, their barkeeper, had been paid by them to do it. McMahon ad- d to the wi that be fired the house monty to go to Richmond. Francis Con- stifled to having heard Hoffman promise his brother to keep dark. i Blair testified that imsurance was effected pd house burned on the 4th of November— en the house and $300 on the contents— and. that it was burned on the 2d of December. pial prosecution here clesed, and defense time to procure witnesses to disprove statements made. The Justice refused to =< one the case, and held the parties to bail tor court — Suppex Deatu—tl night, officers Owen and Gunnell, passing the corner of 3d street and Virginia avenue, found a m un lying dead on the sidewalk The body v s yet warm, and there were no marks of v) Jence upon it. It was removed to the Se. nt. Ward station- bouse, and the Coroner was notified to hold an The body has not yet been identified. The deceased was apparently about thirty-five years of age, with sandy moustache and whiskers, and was clad m dark gray panta- loons worn over a pair of soldier's pants. pey per and salt vest, dark coat, army shoes, and a purple woolen shirt. a ALARM OF FIRE.—About = oclock this morning, the alarm of fire was sounded as if for the Seventh Ward Station. The firemen ‘were out promptly, and proceeded to the lo- cality designated, but they ascertained that the alarm was false. A dead man having been brought to the Seventh Ward Station, the Ser- geant wanted the Coroner notified, and tele- gtaphed to headquarters. The numbers indi- cating the proper question are 5,2,3.4. The numbers directing an alarm to be sounded for & station are 5, 2,3. By a mistake atthe station or at headquarters the fire alarm was given. Sse Grayp Concer?T.—By advertisement else- where it will be seen that the Female Inter- mediate School, Third District, will give a grand concert at Wailach Hall, Navy Yard, on Tuesday evening next, under the Jeader- ship of Prot. J. H. Daniels. As the concert is tor the benefit of the school, and the music is good, it is hoped there will be a large attend- ance. een Mass Mretine To Exporse THE Prest- DENT AT RockVILLE, Mp.—There is to be a demonstration by the people of Montgomery county, Md., to-day at Rockville to express their approval of the policy of President John- sen. Hon. Mr. Voorhees, of Indiana, R. T. Merrick, Esq., of this city and others have been invited and are expected to address the people a THE AMERICAN Deoporizer AND Disin- FECTANT Advertised in another column by Messrs. McPherson & Ferguson, Druggists, Capntol Hill, is said to be a potent preparation fer annelling foul odors arising from putrid animal or vegetable matter. (Give it a trial. 7 nee Lrorure —Dr. Moriarty will, by special re- quest, repeat his lecture for the benefit of the Ursuline Nuns, of Colambia, S.C, at Odd Fel- jows’ Hall, to-morrow (Sunday) night. See advertisement. Se eee DIED, ALY. On the 2 inst. at2 90 p. m., after ashort ET aliliness, MARY A. DALY, aged 40 years, beloved wife of James Daly, loaving aa affection: ate husband and eight children to mourn her lose. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are re- spectfully requested to ra the funeral from her 1 esidence, corner of Vermont avenue and L ste, t., at Zo clock p.m. Sth tn the os year et er aa AN,in st year of Ber neva a will be taken to Baltimore for in- onday Paceet . at 7 oan Mo. 8 i the Ca a= of her son. M. Gorm: lo. relatives ay ‘of of the Santis are re- tfully invited to attend bis funeral on Munday a ternoon, the Sth instant, from his late residence, ‘on oth street east, between E and G streets south, Bt 2s o'clock ROBERTSON. 1 eat e and im the full gesarense oh te christian. faith. after a painfal illness of four months, MABY' B., consort of Daniel Hovertson- tn the sith year of Ber ae. “Blestod are the dead who die in the I Her funeral ed take place from ao "3598 sin st. between | and K, Sunday evening at 0 eloc m. Her {rlende are respectfully invit a Se Sqotant, SAS ears a had ibd Bridges Hickey, rs Come | SEYES. In tegrty B. apua 3 THO! only ; Bess ioe - Boyes, aged 14 ‘ yeara,@ months and ays CITY ITEMS. —_—o——— THE HOWLAND Dental Association, No: 27 44 strert, cum extract your tweth without xan feeling the least path by aaek itrous Oxide or Exhilarating Gas. tooth, $1.50; each additional All kinds of dental work done. tracted ie Sapenner and “thou tooth. $1.0. Al Do you want entific and ex suffering any worth’s office. ta Rewemper thaton Monday evening next the that new grand Levee of Ridgely Encampment, 1.0.0. | WANTED~ A TENANT for that new brick Fr. ‘will take place at Odd Fellows’ Hall,on7th | the oon gobi taining Foams street. its are perfected for a | and very convenient. = most enjoyable affair. WARTED—A Sune nan as wee ts by W! ANTED—One, two or three Mind UL ROOMS, pultable - ponsakpering Ser aman wife. Conveni: ne Address “M. o. “iv Star’ Uffoe. stating te rms. m 2 2° B: respectabl 1, a SITUA- Warts bermahd of warsb.” Anoiynt 251 20th street west, between M and N._m 1-38" es.—Every lady should call at Prigg’s panriewelry Btore this week and see the new and beautifal styles of ioten and Sil- yer-plated Ware, only One Dollar, No. 435 Pa. ay., hear 4\ street. i Crowns still visit tne New York Dollar Gnitt Store where they get those splendid setts of Jewelry, and Piated-ware tor one dollar, and 4 free gift included at No. 486 Pa. Ave., [OTHE UNEMPLOYED —AGENTS wan THE UNEMPLOYED AGENTS » wanted to near 3d street. Te very family 2 Vansak Gani bakk sae aoa parGircinn teat ase near 13th. mi: oy JEWELRY —Pink and Steel 5 on et am Pearl Combs, Jet Combs. Coral Combs xt pte TO a horse Apply ad 154 Pennsylvania av., bet. bare Isth W ARTED=A veep Teapectable WOMAN to =e care of two children and do sewing, Food be = recommended. Middle-aged wom: suitable person can ebtain s good a: — Zascire National Hotel, wb 1-: ANTED—A thorou tent CHAM- BERMAID, ‘© LAUNDEESS: and SEAM TRESS Apply’ immediate |; & stirs ¢ oe & PARRER, 3 5 corner 455 at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pa. ave., third door from 4\ street. it Rd Pe Suppen Chances Oy WEATHER are produc- tive of Throat Diseuses, Coughs, Uolds, &c. There is no more effectual relief in these dis- eases to be found. than m the timely use of “Brown's Bronchial Troches.’ They possess real merit, and have proved their efficacy by a test of many years, having testimonials from emi- nent men who have used them. eo mancat Paka FOR SALE“AND RENT. eeratce iio — __ UP er ther Aitclion Sales ea fourth page) BE bates ty a poche bes Lan BS, CLOTEING, &c., ag At 10 0 cinek, xtour Dry © large lot of ied Nain ates It ca a LEWIS & 00., Aucts, BR* D- L- WELES &00., Auctionsers. AUCTION: SALES: Y D. bL. WELLS. 00., Aucthonsers. We will sell, at on SATURDAY, See [= re Bear. 4 tor teres story BRICK BRICK HOVER, streets. ‘Apply won B. BARER at th = Seu ashy sol! at public auction the FoTERE Lee mem cie | ermine, ears | TS = seen co yor = ‘01 =e on 4 iterate Bac ar | ows Hat aa tan age | BY YS RNS E Suda Foe RENT—A three-story FRAME HOUSE, frame house and shed. 3 AUCTION a Bascment. containing § rooms, situ Seis at To’ wi caveat oust o D streets, Capitol D. L. WELLS & CO., Aucts. Merchand! mn No. 232. Inquire next door. mb * came — Chothing of \KKAT BARGAIN —HOU: ere, Woolen for rent CF. ve Feut for only #10 per weatke ROE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR HOUSE TAUE ANT for vals toe $ eal mene cies ke ee HOLD PUBNITURE AT AUCTION. | ‘table fora Good “aig \- A vr fing: Loguire af the Biar Omioss s™neven inset |, CaSATURRAT, MORNING, March exh, at 104 Fo RENT—A three-story “BRIOK on No_ 7%. onthe north side of Gay street, tween Weabington and Congress streets, George ossession given Maren Ist. t Toiuiraot D eirect, between inmily declining housekeeping, He One’ eS seven-octave round-corner Rosewood Piano. cover and steol A full line of Gold and Stim omen face cleat os Chala. oaS. ‘L. BARNETT, No. 109 Green t, tat eee" Rosewood Parlor Suite, covered with Brocsteile | —— = *OR RENT=The STORE and HOUSE 203 Pa, | Four clog ¢ solid’ Walnut Chamber Bets, with marth ene Le aa Sale—4 Counters, ehelvie, 2 elegant Show Cases, | «i vilver: One Walnut Mirror front Wardrobe EXQELEE si AND NEARLY NEW BLACK x Machines; Figures; Liarge | Brussels. Three-ply and Ingrain Carpets FURNITURE AT AUCTION City ‘License; 1 Awning; Courage Chamber Sets. Marbie-top Tables + the Sth da mext.at 10 large Carpet and ‘Cloak Rack. m 3-6t* W-lnnt Sofas, Arm and Reception Chairs hall sellet the Fecidence of agen TO LET The DWELLING and STOREROOM | Shay, Beer the southeest gorner of 4° etreat sea Pa. | Hall Oflalo ¢ house has jet sel . 0 — x rooms, with a back building and» fine {china “Glas and ee Store ‘oom. calculated for any kind of is ness, k Stove. ‘Cokie Reavisites, &ec. Possession will be Cie . or abont th Coe Cabinet F braced in thie sale ix 135 coenines y at tl of very separ uaniine and worthy the atten'ion 3 idge stree' piapeeeettie as, — — ting hand, andsome and durable articles. OU: 8 cas! QUSE FOR RENT AND od ©. W. BOTELER, Jr., Anct.. Gilt frame ieee Engravings nue Parlor Suit, S.A oo Sofas Easy and Side Chairs, Marble top Centre Table Fine black Walnut Marble-top stdebeart He ¢ black Walut Chamber Sait, consisting of costly Bedstead he hardwar N AMERICAN LADY W ae TO] aaae Ez as housekeeper in a hotel or private family; is thoroughly competent. Also understands care of. ——e Darrey’s Maeicat Paty ExTRAcToris a certain cure for Burns, Piles, Corns, Bunions, Rheumatism, Frost Bites and skin diseases. | |inen room. Reference exchanged. Address L. Try it; only 25 cents. id by druggists. eom . Star Office. ____ fe 27-5t' OER oh N WHITE WOMAN as cook ina Jub and Inverted Nails, | WANTED. A WHITE WOMAN | ebruary 26th,at No. S85 19th Corns, bvNieNs, Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Chilblains, Callosities, Vascular Excrescences, &c., suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- V vania avenue. between 4% and Bes streets. References:—D W. Bliss, M. D.; F. O'Don- noghue, M. D.; Hon. Henry atin, Mayor of Georgetown; W. W. Corcoran; George W. fe10 Riggs. fel 7 ANTED—We want to buy HOUSES and LOTS in Washington, large and small roy FARM near the city. wan iv $4,000 cash DL ELL: Office honrs from 8a. m. to 5 p. m.,and 6 to & p, W: rey and young men to know m. Separate apartment for ladies. diet Drawin, 8 just been o| TON BU: SINESS coL fer night insernc- tion. Yon are invited tool 5 d fe 3 Im* Vv / ANTED—Everybody to tell his friends to call or write. and receive free. interesting pa mperior ea eye of Mechanical No charge © the WASHING- ‘ "No bas removed | ers and specimens of beautiful Penmanship. from pee EE Derwsen | ie 2ew. apactona: and elegant WASHINGTON is tr : BUSINESS COLLEGE. corner 7th and BD streets, NOTICE — MICHAEL HOPKINS will learn ae somethin to, Bis advantage by sending his ad S53. 0008 —Wanted_to buy for 3 000 Second- iress to JOS. MMS, L street sonth, between &: ed CLOTHING of all descrip- “a and a 1a ae Washington, D. GC. it" ns for Sache a fair price will be paid, 455 71 : corner Eatreet jan 19 3m* Ss 1.5 OR “$2,000 —A gentleman with the aoe — Te above amount would like to invest in DI! WANTED!!! W ;ANTED! ANTE y oe a bed ta’ USINESS that GENTLEMEN. LADIES, some establist and respecta‘le B ESS that Me rei will bear investigation. Address O. P. Q.. City ANCY STOR Post Office. stating nature cf business, with real wh wonld like to engage name and address ‘mh 3-30" able Dasiness, where a 8 inired. and where those engagivg in. t Commence at onre, to call at WM. PRINOE'S Stamping Depot. 341 F street. and be tanght his new method of Stamping.so simple that a child can at once undertake apy job. Seing the only practical Stamper here. we can furnish fail and ete instructions, tools, cushions, compost- LL P S ARE HEREBY WARNED against tru es wae na thout my autherity. ] BUCKLEY. IAL CARD TO THE A SpIKS —Any lady lesiring to find an elegant HOME, with excel- lent Medical Attendance. the best care, and strict- est retirement. before and during Conanement, can snes and stamps by the dozen or hundred. This is nd such « Home in the family of a widow lady achance for any one wishing to make money bv a ing handsomely in Brook without childres | small ay Jan 1-tf boarders? Applications st be made with WANTED—At RAMSBURG & legible address. ax letters addressed to Initials are | JD 1 Rever sent through post office. 2 Dire Freee 5 Give Manufactory, Soneor™ Brooklyn, N ——waNTED— 81 WANTED. WANTED. 381 WILLIAM PRINCE, The Pioneer of Stam aui pease new facilities for ERS ON, MISS SMITH, La Favorite Cign Store, 4673. lith street, between B and F eps constantly on band fine Cigars and Tobacco = jas prices. To prove it is by giving her acall. m™ M. PRINCE, 31 F street, opposite Patent | AY pats fore a nite” gai PANTALETS: ce. the only practical STAMPER inthe | CLOAKS. SACQUES, YOKES, BANDS, District, wishes to inform his customers that he is | prni es GARE ey hiss sue RS, &o., stamped by the net connected with any ether Stamping coi ‘nin this city. Asthere are so-called Stampers using his name. hence this notice. He has om/y ane piace, on F street. Weekly in receipt of new Patterns, which are made up ut once feo DS; M.FOKD has removed to No. 2% Kast ‘ol street. between Ist and 2d. feb job. We are weebly a receipt of new Patterns of ‘the latest designs, and by the aid of a new machine weare prepared to stamp on pattern brought us. As we are the only practical, itampers here we are willing to come down. Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stamping, when a? ae come to the salt J Frog So on, sanctions Pat- terns Rot exce! ia New Yor! Rp iE Foc! Bacey? i 2 SSL F ey eee ie it Office. Embroidered Yokes, B: Tienne Skirt. = Shawls, for sale. “AoE ARNE, EOD TSU. ” OWN, 80. x 8 5 Fp MAYFIELD 1 iy al DING aud HOUSEFURNIS HING GOODS of every . , ription. é this Eaibee te te, for fifteen days, ofler for cash, ‘jee A pbrcopel 3 ina Bee APLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, FOR SALE AND RENT. at marked cost, for cash only. ee GEORGETOWN ADVER’ MTS .ELLING OFF AT COST ain No more asked No less taken. Goods booked will be charged at the regular | _ sats == — prices. ty mab 9-15¢® AYYIELD & BROWN. Fes RENT. ‘two story and attic BRICK HOUSE. containing 8 rooms, situated on 2d st., 7 , ARF FOR | between Band ©, Ne. 179. Will be rented reas: PROBGRTOWN, DO, FINA WHARF FOR | [ottic tcc privato tamily, Fer yorhecion in- Sealed Proposals will bereceived at this ofice | auire 509 E st of 2d. m 13t until noon, ti e Sth dey of March next. for the rent Fo RENT— ss Se of the Fish Wharf for one year from that date containing ‘rooms, ‘One in Geergetown, the posal must be accompanied with an un- | other in Washiazton, on 2th street. These houses sealed guarantee, -izned by one or more approved | have good lots attached, and convenient to the sureties, that the party making the preposal will | street ca: Rent $16 per month. Apply to No. in all respects comply with the same in case it | 71 Dunbarton st., Georgetown. mh 1-e03t* shall be accepted. USE, with HENRY ADDISON. Mayor | YOK RENT—That cligibly located HOUSE. wit fine Store, No. 396. north site of Pennaylennia Barents Omice, Georgetown, D. 6., ¥ avenue, between a and ‘6th streets, Possession 12th A w; is Fw ORRS,S College Law Building. ™ MRS. JANE CAMPBELL, mh 1-6t* 3S4 9th street. above I. OR RENT AND FOR SALE—HOUSES in_the Philadelphia Row; all conveniences. Four Seely furnished Reoms on 9th street. betweun E Two Houses to rent, and Furniture for go00d location. Two large Houses on D street. nie of the avenue. A very fine House on H ect. between 4th and sth. N Homses to rent and for House, fifteen rooms, NEW SPBING GOUDS AT MILLER’S D GOODS STORE. 101 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. Now opening a fall 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 bought at rednced prices, and will be sold cheap. ber ps Quick sales and Sona erie fe umber of Small . One well-furnixhed rent taken ont in board. ARDEN SEEDS. Also, ene unfurnished House. same location, ons G sel sanare from cars, hoth very desirable. Fer sale agreat ain—a Hotel ana Boa: JUST ARBIVED—WARRANTED FEBSH AND | Willard's, with twenty-one rooms; will be scld PURE. low, as the parties have to leave the sity, t all the Houses we can get for first-elass THOMAS M. PLOWMAN, Beal Estate Office, 305 F street. HOUSE THE MOST EXTENSIVE VARIETY EVER OFFERED IN TAIS CITY. Our AMERICAN SEEDS are grown for our own sale. and cur FOREIGN SEEDS we import direct from Europe. We are jnet in receipt of a large and extensive variety of Seeds grown England and the tonth of Framce, imported by us direet thia “containing between ane or = on Chestnut street, between Mth 1th, grown: a eer, Sip ae ae Kind | suitable ips eat neg spr cae ‘ os the out Leavy’ e city co sh CATALOGUES READY FOR DISTRIBUTION. | Inquire at HAMILT ih, Door and Blind Pea, Bean, Bee Depot, No. 562 7th street. fe 27-e03t Cabbage. Onion Set, Lettuce, Radish. Roasting ear Corn, &c., &e. pel a el OF ALL KINDS. cle imothy, : "Orchard and Herd Grass, Millet. Hun n Grass, Osage Orange, OTEL FOR KENT—The OWEN HOUSE will ‘be for rent the Ist of March. This is a first- class house, costaining sixty-five (65) chambers, with water and gas in each water closets on each floor, large dining room. room. &c.. with fine vaults i= basement. Tite house in situated on enn Vania avenne. joining ards’ Ho! Corn, Seed Onts, Seed Patatoes, Appl: iy 108. W OWEN. S12 Paavo. fo 2-2 Kentucky Blue Grass, Sorghum, &c., &c. (OR RENT—In Georgetown, nicely furnished barten sti . LAWN GRASS. ROOM: at No, 134 Dunbarton street tween Congress ‘and Hi fe 19-2w* sna aeeky Tihue Grace )ARM FOK SALE +97 acres improved, . very lot 3% miles from Beltsville, and 1), tiles from Pereustel soe seotten Ryo Gress, Washivaton. and 2 miles from Hailroad. Inguite gti ‘and Crimson Clover, | at 592 een street. Island, between D and Lucerne, & FLOWEB SEEDS OF ALL KINDS. A foll assortment of AGRIOSL TURAL IMPLE- MENTS and FERTILIZERS. &c. LOUIS DEITZ, on the piace. jan 9- im Fore! SALE — A three-story BRICK HOUSE with Building {in the rear, and vacant lot ad- Pree ng _ property is located on North Capi be int Beautifully situated for a recbdonce, ticulars inauire of WALL, Agrioubintat ent: Fraploment Warchouse, STEPHENS & We OG. BSE Prawerner Niaeibie” COR res eee ene ee ee Fo SALE—The HOUSE and LOT in Square 258, h _Branch House at Alexandria. ‘mh the Pe een od of D st. north and Thirteent! ‘HEESE. many years as - pocmerel stand for the grocery Ev ie dkee janaavenue. jan srr CuNESE STS: GAMALLOL Me R LESAN aia AND, FLOWER SEEDS, FRUIT HSS Cee SR ET UYERES, SAP SAGO. PHN SAUL Respectfully site the attention 4 the public to DUTCH CHEESE. nxih his extensive assortment of GARDEN and ante tne egt venir s aar i ing tins + 6 fin is Lon, ance ENGLISH CHEESE, vir. z with the seed trace—and. the seeds bi ving ‘been PINE APPLE. grown specially for his trade—hecan warrant th “(hourly expected.) | fully eqnal to ¢ hove he has had the pleasure of sup: AMERICAN CHEESE. vi plying bis customers in past years.” CONNECTICUT xVky, fi LL ; BS EDS, embracing a the novelties MREW YORE FACTOR "Th he WRULT TREES "are. vi For sate REY TORK Factoky. sa wing of Beart (otaatrg end ad well N. W. BUROHELL, pricet, Nectari Del: : i other celebrated fo33-¢t = a7 pee ‘Tiueree azapen Sigawbertto, Bi es pao ‘Biackberrios, AS I 5 ~~ - BCHS, eee yreens, Roses, Dahites, Phiox- TRUFFES DU PRRIGORD. ea.Vi neums, and other bedding plants, CEPES ey Veueaem with oporytht wterkis prices to the nursery busi- ERTS, Dees, ices. Hee JOHN SAUL oukMet ONS. “fo 21-0010 eee eee et UL. PETI' yf Ey ae goum H. SNYDER, PBOVISION DEALER, Lowisiana avenue, between 6th and Tth streets," (South Bide.) 9, follect ng thankf = te rege iaform eign an rhe January 1,196. WW. 5 yea a *SrIcR ue 5X..M- BURCHELL in ng from the Srm of of Bie eee [oe Stee Tyee GEA ies bs’ and Pe rairtid " Groce: tothe iE ey ee x ja 2- Hoon Sat in Hatt for rent over to | » INDOW ES—The oy PRine STYLES. _in0.60* __S doornabeve Gd Foiows’ Hal. | of Gen Wii and Using ja 60" Hipicccat i "Ss ¥ fob 3-6 dress 4. B.. Star Office. mh 2-3t" _tl ER, J Fo ALE—A good BUTTER or MEATSTAND B* GREEN & WILLIAM ustioncers. in Centre Market. Apply at No. 359, north west corner of 9th and I street, over Gass & Gat- ley's Store, or at Stand 37, in Market. mh 2-3t* Fe SALE — Price $300, the GOOD WILI and FIXTURES of a Meat and Provision Store, well located; sn excellent stand for — w quire at th ce Fe, ‘SALE—A three story BRICK eet Belstendes and other Oham- ber Furniture By virtue of a deed of trust from James Lawrence | protec, Bete sae and Cutlery ated August 27th, 18%, to the under- 1, folio and wite. di signed, recorded in Liber NU. T.. No Rs) ke. one of the land records for't Washington, D. C., we shall expose Excellent Cook pnd Parter Stoves A lot of Kitchen Requisites ane many other articles which we deem unmeces- by auction, in front of ti ey S seen m..en the'234 day of March Ism, Lot number | *xmseuah mm, =—" a. a ta Sounse pember "three, hundred eee t and eighbty-seven. ( ) as the same is laid down on YM.K.WA & ©0., Auctionsers. Featonitining 9roome. large yard, fruit trees. we. | apd SleDty-scven. (27. 04 the same ie lid down on |p: Shs omen. 006. eceer NRE or particulars apply at 365 D street, next to Sea- | improvements, being a comfortable two-story frame —— > tie GREAT SALE OF THE SEASON. WALSH'S GREAT PUADI ES AND cwelli.g. mney | Terms: One-fourth cas $90 of which mast be sale; balence in 6, J2 . secnred by deed of OB BENT—A three story BRICK HOUSE. back building, No. 114 Bridge st., George- Mayr. ANNUAL SALE OF LADIES’ town, bet. High and @ongress. pr terms &c., | trust on the premises; and ifthe full terms are not GENTS © ren se Sonor nt shw. apply No. 9% High st., Georgetown. Possession | complied with in five days, the trastecs reserve the -ELRY. GOLD Cal th April next, m 2 3t* at the risk and cost of On MONDAY MORNING. so ea ee ton o'clock, we will sell. without reserve, the largest Sssortment of the above unredeemed articles ever offered to the public at one time, and name im the defaulting purchaser. All the writings and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. fven on the. ra f c SASK and FURNITURE of Boarding Heuse. Inquire on the premises. southeast oer at of 8thand D streets, N B. KENDALL, art— private door, or at Ban mstcte Gthee, UHas 8. PRABSO Gente’ elegant &; ercon! As J pring Ov — Anctionsersand Beal Metete OMoe, | an i-cokds ORERN & WiLt Business facks, Rue Cloth Frock Conte aver, Doeskin and fine Black Cassimere a “We rench and Aperican Fancy Unssime:s Fine —_ Cassimere, Silk and Fancy Onadtnere Ladies’ abd Gents’ Untereiothiog of all kinds. Ladies’ elecant site “Poy Calico and other pare Bia cea na eonton nn islanl avenue.’ Inquire of A- HEITMILLER, | TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES. Vermont avenue, between N and © streets, or in TWEEN THIRD Oo eD FOG RT eee. —_e ner an Northern Liberty Markets. EAST CAPITOL HILL, AT PUBLIC ALG. “ORK RENT—A new FRAME DWELL. Oh ES th di . d street east, between L and M «treets, suita- ‘ " EDN Dey ee ea aay se Meech went re at 4 o'clock. p.m.. 1 shall sell, in front of the smalifamily. it is near the Government | premises. by virtue ef «deed of trast t- me from Printing Office. There is a pump of excellent water B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Au Au Fc} Sheets, Blankets. quitter Now Cases, Towels Linen Damask. &c yi : 2 Bip the house. Apply tod. KIBK be pm gionmec be rag ee tr of March, 100, 80. a fow yards trom the house, pply to J. * | and duly recorded inthe Lai ecords for * a WOOD, 476 12th st m2-3t* oy aty : District of Columbia, Lite Seu sat aie, Matches, arranted ‘5. folioa 2M, an ny re SALE OR RENT—A small GROCERY and PROVISION STORE. A good stand. Will be icheapif applied fer soon, Also, a HOUSE of rooms and cellar for rent. convenient to the partments. Call at 410 N street, after sp. m. 1 2-3 REAT BARGAIN—FUK SALHB—The GOUD WILL sND LEASE of a Wine ani omen n Pennsylvania avenne, near 13h the PRESCOTT HOUSE, ats great Inquire of PLOWMAN «& ( Auctioneers and Real ey Ottice, m 4-4t* Syuare 753. fronting 5) feet ou South A strect, ran- ning back 5 6 od depth to fine waters with the im- Hw 28 fine Gold Vout and Guard and Neck 25 Gente’ Signet Bi i"! — do * property will be sold according to the trust on the mroeniens ms ne-fourth cash, balance six and twelve mouths for notes besring tute est and secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser 100 down when the preperty is knocked off by the Anctioneers. ROBERT BOSTON, Trustee. feb%-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS B* W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneer TRUSTEE’S SALE. By virtue of a deed of trust. bearing date the 19th day of July, 1385, duly executed and recorded in Liber N + No. 6. folios 172 to 175, I shall oifer tor sale, blic anction, on THURSDAY, the 224 hh, 1366, at 50'clock p. m . on the prem- he following improved real estate, to wit: Being part of Square No. 658, in the city ‘of Wash- ington. D.C., beginning for the same at the dis- tance of 7 fect from the northwest corner of said *.uare on south A street, and running thence sonth Revolvers, Guns, Moxie Instruments, 20 elegant Diamond Pins tod Rings, warranted of the first water —— to be continued from day to day until all are so) lies are — to this sale, as it is the first of ng one WaLsn, Licensed Powabrc No. 255 C street fest = M. K. WALSH & 00... * Auctionsers. BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. IMPROVED PROPERTY 10 IX, GEORGETOWN On MONDAY, March 5. et at 4 o'clock. I wilt sell,in tront of the premises, part of Lot No = fronting 25's feet on West, neat Mill street, aud im- proved by two small Frame Teucments ‘Terme cask. Conveyancing at cost of purchaser fe 27 THOMAS DOWLING. T—FRAME HOUSE, comtai =a rooms | garden, corner Sth ‘and East Capitol ats. per KENT—The whole or partof a nicely Fur- nished HOUSE, pleasantly situated. | inquire at 34 eecen aventoc, between 4%: andéth streets. m 1-3t* Fe RENT—Five or six ROOMS, two communi- cating, furnished or unfurnished. Bent low. Also. a few Boarders taken on re asonable, terms. ply at N apitol street. mh 1-3t OK RENT—HOUSE No. 117 Pennsylvai ne enue, between 19th and 20th streets, co BY? L. WELLS & ©O., Auctioneers, OTP Pri ith. t the thence cast 12 feet, thence north tetoce OE ab at ad Mowe aT ‘obi av ° | 3 iret inches 40 anid A srreet. tienen wost with | | We will sell, xt public auction. on prom line of street 12 feet to the begit Ret a on T—A three- epee ae - a gether | ises. Lot 3, in Square S87, o moepan the sth with all and singular the buildings and, improve- instant ments thereon tant, at 5 o'clock p. m Let. fronting on |. street, . the Frame House and ‘between Int and New SORT k HOUSE, on Massachusetts avenue, near 4th st. G sand water = latrobe stove on the premises. The terms of sale are: One half cash, #100 of ovemet r Apply to J.P SULLIVAN, Druggist, corner sth | which amount to be paid down at the time cf sale, | 2eyrez,avenue. Improvements area Frame House st and Massachu-etts ay, m 1-3t" and the balance six and twelve montii< in equal = Terms made known att time and place of sale. Fees SALE pie UNEXPI PIRED TE RM of a Gro- — nerfed toe debieed pape nts to be secured fe 23-6t* DL. WELL & CO, Aucts,_ col nd © License, together « rate ° “pemacrtos ate. 7 Will be soid cheap. and ia transferable to'mny ny part | and conveyancing-at the cost of the pur- B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. of the city Inquire of JOHN C. SHA 30 D street. near 9th aed SALE-STOCK, F WILL of an old es ness in Balti by VERY wan CABLE THREE. STORY BRICK sours WITH BASEMENT AND LOT, ON EW JERSEY AVENUE, CabiroL HILL, aT AUCTION On MospaY™ the sth of March, we shall sell, in front of the premises, at 40 clock p. m., that valu- three-story basement brick house, com- ing 10er 12 rooms and wide hall, situsted om Jersey avenue between B and C streets south, now ocenpied py a Servey Office. it_ bet house No. 577 and Lot No. 17, in Square No. oon This property is ondocuacty: located. a little s«uth of the C ‘apitol, and ine very commanding position. and the sale will Well worthy the attention of persons withing to obtain a handsome residence er make a gvod investment Terms cash; $200 will be poguivel paid oe when the property is knocked off. if not plied with the property will be then phe —_ ood e the mort Mabest weer, ant the a erms to Le complied with im five days fi sale, or the ow wir reserves the right to resell tine property at the risk and cost of the first purchaser. All conveyancing and rev rend Stamps at cost of the rchaser. Tie ipdi«pu: Pte 2 GHEEN & WILLIAMS. Ancta. If the terms of sale are not compliel with and fulfilled within five day#from date of sale the trus- tee re-erves the right to resell at the risk and cost of the purchaser, upon one week’ notice in some newspaper in the city of Washington THOMAS way ER, Trustee fer6-2awkis WM.L. WALL & UO. Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Apply to JAMES E FITCH, | TRUSTEER'S SALE OP VALUABLES HOCSES ate Agent, corner 7th and F streets, oppo AND LOTS, SITUATED AND dare ON et la ae w oa ta DESTREET. BEEWEEN AST AME SD ,OB SALE—Two story FRAME HOUSE, fi 2 % “ I rooms, kept sow an ore; an excellent stand BTS EaST,AND PERSUNAL EFFECTS for business; large stable id cheap if applie: for soon. as the owner ia leaving the city. Apply | 00 il! URSDAY, the sth ¢ ee eee at 79 Chestant street, between eth and isthand | ° Comoncing on the dre named pie By between PandQ. __w™i-B"_ | Virtus of adeod.of trust to the eavartiten, bear. F ‘A GREAT BARGAIN ing date the 3d day of August. eighteen hundred OR SALE—10 acres of good Garden LAND, | and sixty ty and duly recorded in Liber N.C. with new House and Dairy, Barn for thirty-six | T..N folios 438, 439, i &c., one of the land cows; location high and healthy. near Fort Stan- | Téfords for the county of Washington, in the Dis trict of Columbia. to wit ton. D. C., and within one mile of Navy Yard | "Tenens ok i tt TURES, and GoOD hed Millinery busi- on Baltimore street, doing a first reasonable terms, er No. re atreet m 1 3t" Fo. SALE—Or to exchange for city property valuable Farming and Mineral LANDS. inthe State of Kentucky, Real in the subdivision of partof | fe o5-05 Bridge. Price $2,000). Square numbered seven hundred and thirty-one, | ——— Also, adjoining the above, 70 acres of fineleve | (731,) with the imprevements. Said lot fronting 2} ¥ THOS. DOWLING, 1G. Auct.; Georgetown. feet on Pennsylvania avenue, and 2 feet deep. The above property is on the south side of Penneylva- hia avenue, between Ist street east. and pablic fs "Also, west half of lot numbered nineteen, 19.) im square uumbered seven hundred and twenty-wines Farming LAND, under good fence. with a Peach Orchard ef twelve hundred bearing trees; build- ings of little value. Price $110 per acre. These tracts will be sold together, or singly, to suit pur- FRAME ay ANP. Paar OF CORNER On MONDAY, March'S, at 2 siclock, 1 iu sell, in fromt of the premises, on the corner rests, 8 Frame Buildi Montgomery and Ga chasers. |.) with the imprevements, which consist of & | and lease of Lot. with privilege of removing Also, a very desirable Dwelling House, with good Srame pe <g om — 4 —e of lease. a 5 0 store-room ‘© cellars. is lot front tive. Stable, Blacksmith Shop, &c., Lot 72 by 260 feet. tel etroct, setwcemtes | Termecaae The property fronts on three streets in Uniontown, fe 28-4 THOS. DOWLING, Auet.— D.C., and is now occupied by BR. L. Jenkins, Terms: One-third cash; the balance in six,twelve | - = ———— Price $3,000 and eightesu months, the purchaser or purchasers ¥ J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers te give notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest from the day_of sale A deed given and afdeed of trust taken, te secure the payment of the notes. All conveyance at the cost of purchasers, inclu- ding revenue ee. 3100 will be required paid down when the pres. For further information apply on the premises, near Fort Stanton, D. C., to J. HOFFMAN SMITH, or to JAMES E. FITCH, Real Estate and General Agent, corner of 7th and F strects, oppo- sile General Post Office. hington, D.C. m BRICK STORE AND L LOT ON FEAR BALTINORS AND OHIO ALbOAD On MONDAY AFTERNOON, March sth. o’clock, we shall sell. on the premises, Lot Ne. ¢ in Kibby's subdivision of Square Sti, together . = conia § rooms erty is knocked off, and if not complied with with the improvements, consisting of a Brick porsees det oderate "pup t OUN Met Property will then! and there put up again, Store, located on D street north, between Ist and Y f sold to tl next highest bidder. Gam ase 6 ters; cureee ef pee a he whol otcomplied with in ten Terms: Half cash; balance 6 and 9 months, Con a = ‘Trustee reserves the | With interest, eee Secret y ete SALE Ob RENT—A new BRI KoUS ‘ight to re-sell the preperty. by advertising the | fe 2s dts oJ. RE « ©O , Aucts. 10 rooms. with gas and water. on times in the Evening 8 avenue” Price $2.00. “Also a BRICK HOUSE, | “Ame three times in the Evening 8 with FUBNITUBE, —s Wilerae Pes $3,000. corner wBuh out foe streets, YC.w. . BOTELER. . Auctioneer. SaLe OF A SUBSTANTIAL - STO! FRAME DWELLING ON 220 steeer On FRIDAY, the 9h day of March, 1855, shall sell. by virtue of the samedeed of tras No. 13 East Capito! street, near lst street e: fomst te’s Store. | 100% clock a, m-.ail the stock of fioman Fools of STREET EP eva ee Le AVENUE P ANDI \OR SALE—The clegant hee in Sto: every description for tinners and sheet-iren work- . Op bg eT a ra 16 Sears ers, Also, ail the Furniture in said house, On MONDAY AFTERNOON. March 5. ot Terms of Lot Washington Building. a _fe l4-eodds fe 77-60" qclock: I shail sell. om. the in Square No. 54. toget with ie oN BR. ELVANS. Trustee. Je (OR SALE—A BAKERY doi od business; 5 “Ww ments thereon, consisting of a two- Piovliar dara atntatcry Rega | Sout GOVERNMENT BuLLoiNas ax | "Fie ka tenyerehy eat tae Rea BB tat ocr arsiandan. Ee ae | SS frastect estetieh nS eet gee and rous beck one hundred and t Terms : One-half cash; residue in six oa Teeiye — notes to bear interest, satisfactori cu Cenveyancing and stamps at aser's cost. fed CW" BOTELER, Suck, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. LEASE, GOOD WILL, Bak. i: BAR FIXTURES, RANGES AND FURNITU HEAT A Xuotlon ESteccrant a ESDAY. the sth day of m neo gheltooll: on the premises, the the Homestead. en Penn. avenn: 12th and 13th streets west. st.(Nos, 247 and lease te run over feur years. a A an, stock of ot i. — ey ee ne consistit Counters. s is v Fine Ovai frame me Mirrove. Steal aa Tngrevings, jeliers, Eating Rooms, consisting ef Marble- Three’ ply Carpets, Uhsndcliors, ‘Btovees Table Cheer Quavtaimaaeie 's vane. Washington, Washangion, D. C., March 2, 1356 Will be sold at public auction. on the premises, jnler the direction of Brevet, Lieutenant Colonel Jas. M. Moore. A.Q. M_,on THURSDAY, March, 1866. at 12 o'clock. m.. the following described Gov- Sr Buildings. situated at the corner of FOUR- ENTH STBEET AND OHIO AVENUE, inthis any, viz One (1) Stable, 24 by 62 feet. One (1) Carriage Honse, 16 by 62 feet, One (1) Shed, 14 by 35 feet One (1) Shed) 8 by 10 feet. One (1) Shed, 10 by 16 feet. One (1) Fence, 192 feet long by 435 feet hi The buildings will be sold singly, and m removed within 8 from date of sale. Terms: Cash. in Government funds By order of Brevet Major General D. H. Rucker, Chief Quartermaster, More of LW ahi ington. HAS TOMPKINS, mh 2- st Brevet Colonel sak Quartermaster, WELLING on host central part inquire at 344 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 7th street. fe 27-6t \O LET—Two HOUSES. «ix rooms each. Ap- ply 328 Bat. north; 320 permonth. fe 25-6t* po RENT—A four-story BRICK HOUSE. 9 rooms. batn attached ; and water through- out. No. 108 Green streot, Georgetown. sot ticulars enquire of Mrs. F. GREEN, oe, of Beall and Green st. Fo RENT OR SALE-—A two- — tae HOUSE on E street north, between 24 and 3d east, (north Capitol Hill,) containing five rooms. Bent low to a good bo yee inquire 343) Ist tend east, between O and D nm fe 25-6t es RS, ATTENTION—FOREALEG) EAP— we CRACKER MACHINE. ib sisketcee KE MACHT il in the it be feral ‘and two BRA most complete order; can be sot ie am or by hand power. Call at or address Bakery , corner $2 ISCONTIN UANCE or TRAVEL iia Kitchen | furnished with fine Ranges, Bot and Cold and L streets, Island. je 28-6 D OTOMAC BD aL se Mines ad Boxe Offee pnb Rit Public nai s Capstol of the United Tid Washington City, February 14, 1956. In consequence of the insecurity of es Fe bow 4 on of the Potomac Bridge on which the southe: (OR RENT—On the Ist of April, the WH ARF kK OFFICE, ‘apd’ APPURTE NANG ES: now @ pied by J; 6. HIESTO OO aes Cont Yo Apply at Now he First st. gh BAR fe 21-12t* aL miles from Wash- (OR | ete FARM, for ington. ia upon the Washington and Alex- | Soran the prope seas ho aia Se ad pndris Heilroad and Turnpike, Onn REI made, The travel across the bridge will, there oe, parts, 56. 40, and Puildices! | fore, be discontinued until an. appropriation te cement fine twe-stor Bi reli aid out | buildings, made by Congress, and the bridge properly re- House is an excellent Reyot Tesson for selling i is that they are Land, excellent Springs. ten acres of fine Timber, in other business. vy i LAPPIRT, aves Terms liberal. Address Rev. The Aaneduct Bridge at Georgetown is always ones oe yRENon ‘The ‘above premises are all newly papered and as Va... or Sppiy on the | SN a. <a Ceeniotenst of Public Duildinee. — GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. aT iL. Cs TEAL AM iitth nsylvania av Aucti poy het Bde rent iti ee gens moath, aa @Gon- Se oe ES HAVE SEVERAL yo d HOUSES FOR wae ‘urnished or unfurmisped, in the THOS. FAHEY, west Iso, all py of f BUILDING ‘and COMPOSI- riow BOOF: at hated MATERIALS on a i see city duce reas a SURANOE AGENCY, _fo1s.at they ti he REPRESENTING PAID IN CAPITAL Fess ay Ro $2,741,218.21. one B Shane house atiarhod. sie’ | FIRST he on ARTFORD, red om Tat x pene | rues Hike TINK’ ween k ora ae os io pat. zak $e bpecuidhernn: Pt F Vesa two. a Che done rom Sim rie Be HO! on wil and To283W" irst-class BRI' ELL treet, second: