Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1866, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS TO-NIQHT. GRover's.—Bourcicault's admirable comedy _ “How She Loves Him” is having an excellent run, and large and delighted audiences greet its representation every evening. It will be repeated to-night with the farce of the “Artful Dodger.” MetzenotT Hatt.— Mendelssohn's grand orstorio of “St. Paw by the Washington Philharmonic Society, under the direction of Dr. J. P. Caulfield, will be presented this eve- ning, the svlo parts by Messrs. George Simp- @J._R. Thomas. This announcement fill Metzerott Hall Hatt, Island.—The fair of Eastern ». 7. 1. O. O. F., still continues and is ed. TeRBURY.—*“That Rascal Jack,” “Fly. ‘ch the Air,” with the “Virginia "and negro acts, new dances, &c. ~ CHARGE TO THE GRAND JuRny.—Yesterday Morvineg, Judge Fisher, who is holding the March term of the Criminal Court, appropri- ately charged the Grand Jury, and after speak- ing of the high responsibility resting on them, he said he Grand Jury is an institution intended esumed to be a body of prudent, dis- 4@ considerate men cailed together for pose, on the one hand, of protecting the interests of the community and vindietting the offended law, and, on the other hand, of fur- nishing a barrier against private malice and ce. Whilst it w.ll be your duty, there- scertain and present the guilty offen- der. you are no less bound to guard the sacred Portals of your council ch: T against the Wiles sod approaches of malevolence, private reveng nd mere frivolous personal strife, ing the business of your sessions with one bundred and fifty prisoners in your jail. besides other accused persons at large on bai you will have little time to indulge the privat Mummy, Malignity of secret accusers, who, instead of making their complaints before the proper tri- bunal the committing magistrate—where the a y hove the opportunity of hearing the witnesses against him face to face, seek be- Tr body secretly, wantonly, malicious- ly, and not unfrequently falsely, o prefer ac- cusations against better and more worthy peo- ple than themselves, and which ought never to come before a court of justice. «In order to guard against this evil to which I have alluded, itis proper that I should in- struct you that yon should act upon and pre- sent only such offences as are of public noto- riety and within your own knowledge, such as nuisances and the like, or such as may be giver you in charge by the court or by the District Attorney, and no other cases, without a pre- vious examination of the accused before a committing magistrate. In other words, you should rarely, ifever, in your investigations, £0 beyond those cases which may to you from the jail or trom the committing mazistrate throuch recognizances sent by them to the court, or which may be cailed to your notice by the notoriety of the offence, by your own knowledge, or by special instruction from the courtor District Attorney under the order of the court. Ihave seldom known an instance in which the Grand Jury have departed from this view of their duty that has not resulted in 3 waste of their own time, and the sending of @ case to the court and traverse jury of mere private or partisan malice and controversy, which bas occupied more of the time of the court than halt a dozen cases of real public in- terest and importance.” Judge Fisher proceeded to speak of the va- Tious crimes, giving a clear definition of each offence, for the guidance of the jury, and closed by giving directions as to the transaction of siness coming before them, and urging that “in all your deliberations, gentlemen, you Must be mindful that, although you may love mercy, you must in all cases do justice and stand by the maintenance in our midst of peace, good order, and sound public morais.” eae THE BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON TURN- PIKE.—Atter six years of litigation, the Su- preme Court of the United States, on Monday iast, affirmed the judgment of the Court of Ap- peals of Maryland, which affirmed the judz- ment of the Superior Court of Baltimore city, vacating the pe aia of the Baltimore and Washington Turnpike Company. The road is now free to all travelers, and no power has ex- isted to collect tolls on said road trom Monday, March Sth. This decision is one in which many of our citizens are interested. It is sap- posed that the road bed will be condemned ed the authorities of the counties through whic it passes as a county road, otherwise the legal supposition is that the land has reverted to the original owners, with power at once to enclose it. — Mervicat CowMENCEMENT.—Last evening, the annual commencement of the Medical De- Le of Georgetown College took place at Jdd Fellows’ Hall, which was crowded to overtiowing. The Marine Band was present in full force, and added to the interest of the eceasion. Diplomas entitling the recipients to x M. D. to their names were mted to the graduate whose names were publisbed in Monday's Star, by Rev. B. A. Maguir=, Presi- dent of Georgetown College, who briefly ad- dreseed them. The valedictory was delivered by Dr. Noble Young. the President of the Faculty, and it contained much sound advice to the craduates and was very interesting to the audience. en Tue County REPRESENTATION AGAIN.— Yesterday afternoon, the committee which were appointed a the several meetings in the county to wait on Mr. Sayles J. Bowen and reg vest brm to resign his position as a member ofthe Levy Court, held a meeting, and after consultation, consideri: that they had no authority to answer Mr. wen by stating the Objections of the people of the county in writ- ing, they agreed to call a mass meeting of the citizens of the county in referenee to the sub- ject. to be held on Monday next, at 3 o'clock, at Martin’s, in Uniontown. -* Prices ov Seeps.—Now that the agricul- tural warehouses haye laid in their stock of seeds, for the benefit of our readers in the oe districts we give the following list of prices, kindly furnished by J. P. Bartholow & Co., 7th street, opposite Centre Market :— Corn, per dozen ears, 50 cents to $1, according to variety; peas, per bushel, #8 to $18; oats, 50 to 75 cents; potatoes, $1 to $2.50; beans, $10 to S18, clover seed, $7 to $7.50; timothy, $4.75 to $5; bive grass, $4.50 to $7; onion sets, $8 to S16, orehard grass, $3; herd’s grass, $1.75; millet, $3.50; Hungarian grass, $3. Gate SkouriTy ror Court.—Yesterday, Officer 3. W. King, of the county, arrested Robert gleston and W. R. Plowman on the charge of being concerned in the riot at the Forrest House, 7th street, near O, on Monday nighi. Justice Walter heard the cases, when 2 sepa- Tate charge was made by each of the following compiainants: A. R. Forrest, Themas Shehey, @ Moggie Shehey, and Margaret Shebey, against Eggleston, and he was held to security in each case for his appearance. Plowman was held to security in one case. pce ee Scsriciovs CHaARAcTER.—Last night, of- ficers O'Callahan and Staub arrested Gustavus Eppier, an Italian, loitering about the stables near the Capitol, as suspicious, and took him to the Fourth Ward station. This morning he ‘was turned over to the Superintendent. He had a large namber of pa in his possession, containing the names and residences of several business men in this city and others, and it is thought that he is one of a band of thieves, and had come here to make plans before the ar. Fival of thecrowd. He is still held. SE eR Cavent_at Last.—Last night, about 9% O'clock, officers Hill and Padgett arrested a men named A. J. Fitzpatrick as an aacessary to the robbery and assault on 1. Herzberg, pawnbroker, last fall, when they took off a considerable sum of money. E. H. Wheeler, ‘who was concerned in the same affair, was ar- Tested a few days after, and at the December term of the court was convicted and sentenced to the penitentiary at Albany. —— 5 LARCENY Casxs.—Yesterday John Ellis, ne- &e, was arrested by Officer Evans, of the 7th ard, for the larceny of a pair of boots, the rcperty of Samuel Herman. He was held to 1 for court by Justice Boswell. John Kuffe was arrested by Officer Nelson for the larceny of a pair of pants, the property of Henry Wise. Justice Boswell sent him to jail for court. Doors Focnp Oren.—Last night, officers ‘Thompson and Peaster found the door of Mr. on pyar store,on Pa. avenue, between 3d 4x streets, open, and informed Mr. Uyper- the man, who secured it. They also foun doer of R. W. Mullins & Co.’s produce on the avenue, between 2d and 3d streets, 2, and took charge of the effects until the val proprieto: of the rs. ———_—e——— THE Concert Last NiGuT.—The vocalist and com Tr, W.R. Dempster, gave one of his delightful musical entertainments at Met. zerott Hall last evening and was listened to by a select and appreeiative audience. Among oth. er distinguished persons present, we noticed Secretary Welles and » and a portion of the family of the Secretary of War. pate wearsr a Sri Onrnans’ Court,Judge Purcell.—Yesterday, Jetters of administration were issued to Wash- ington M. Baldwin en the estate of Ludinf Baily: to John H. Goddard on estate of Mar- sbal Dowling. The will of Miss Lydis S. English was filed Probate, a wee A GRAND Funtan Mass MEETING this eve- ning in the Washington Assembly Rooms. George Francis Train, J. J. York, and others, haye arrived. _ LOCAL NEWS. Tux ALEXANDEIA Mumrorrat Etsotion. The municipal contest in Alexandria, Va, yesterday resulted in the election of the candi- dates no! ed atthe primary election held on Friday last as «tated in yesterday's Siar, by Majorities Of from two to three hundred, The flowing are the names of those elected: —Mr. Hugh Latham, mayor: Mr. English, auditor; Dir. Shinn, gauger, Mr. Coleman, measurer of wood; Mr. Fadely. superintendent of police; Mr. Foss collector of the northera district; | Mr. Wesley Avery, collector of the southern ; district; Smoot, corporation attor- | s Whiitington, clerk of the rintendent of fire icKnight, super- erdie, city sur- ayton, collectors; | : eer Charles department: Mr. Charle: intendent of gas; Mr. A. N vevor; Messrs, Rudd and be: dealers. = West Exp BrILDINe Assocratioy.—Last this new building association was ized at Redfern’s Hal), in the First Ward; Mr, Nicholas Callan being called to the chair and Mr. ©. B. Baker appointed secretary. Two hundred snd fitty shares were subscribed for as & commencement, and Messrs. S. E. Doug- las, S. Drury, jr., Wm. Hauptman. John Her- j bert, and C. B. Baker, were appointed a com- Mittee to drait a constitution, to which the chair was added. The meeting adjourned to Wednesday. ———.—_- CRIMINAL Court, Judge Figher—Yesterday. George Harris, convicted for larceny, was sen- tenced io the Albany penitentiary for one year. Richard Brown, convicted of an assault and battery, was sentence to three weeks in jail and to pay a fine of #40. and Wm. H. McKnightand Mr. Vincent, lum- | w Samuel Brown, convicted of larceny, was sentenced toone year inthe Albany peniten- tiary. Joseph Johnson, a small boy, was found not guilty of larceny. St. Clair tor defense. pecially ciety Bonk Ferons.—Last night, officers Franklin ; &nd Robinson arrested Samuel Anderson, W. Fletcher, Daniel Ayres, Cornelius Young, ne- rors, on suspicion o: aling bones. It was Suspected that they had stolen the bones from the depository near the Freedmen’s village. They ssid they had the consent of an officer to take the bones and sell them, and as there was no evidence of their having stolen them, on be- ing taken before Justice Bates the larceny causes Against them were dismissed. neecoratll remeron Tne Fisnine Skason.—The fisheries along the Virginia and Maryland shores of the Poto- mac are pot in order for the fishing season, and it is thought that the herring and shad taken this spring will equal if not greatly exceed the amount of any previous year. —+ee- ___ CITY ITEMS. Oe We ADVISE ALL Lovens of good oysters to fo to Harvey & Co., No. 289 Penna. aye, bet. oth and 10th sts. They have just reeqived sev- eral cargoes of the best and largest oysters we ar seen this season which they serve inevery style. ELRY.—1,000 styles Combs, Chains, But- nd Setts, Rings, Bracelets, Lockets and Silver Plated Ware to chose from for only one Coliay, Prige’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. i538 Pa. ave., third door from 4¥ street. = eespeee— ScppEn CHANGES OF WEATHER are prodnc- tive of Throat Diseases, Coughs, Colds, &c There is no more effectual relief in these dis- easesto be fonnd, than in the timely use of ven’s Broncial Troches.” They possess real merit, and have proved their efficacy by a test of many years, having testimonials from emi- neut men who have used them. eo ee DALLEY’s Maeicat Pat certain eure for Burns, P. . Corns, Bunions, Rheumatism, Frost Bites and skin dis Try it; only 25cents. Sold by druggi es EXTRACTOR is a aes Cornea, KvNioNs, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Chilblains, Callosities, Vascular Excrescences, &c., suc- cessfully treated witnont pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- vania avenue. between 45 and 6th streets. Referencee:—D W. Bliss, M. D.: F. O'Don- poghue, M. D.: Hon. Henry A¢dison, Mayor of Georgetown; W. W. Corcoran; George W. Riggs. Office hours from Sa.m.to5 p. m.,and 6to8 p. m. Separate apartment for ladies. No tharge for consultation. FUBENITURE. CHEAP FOR CASH! BIRO. On the $4 instant, JULIA A., beloved wife of Wm. B. Birch, of Alexandria (o., Virginia, WHITMON. On March the sth. at the Alms- house, Georgetown, ELIZA WHITMON. ia Notwithstanding the great rush for FURNITUBE y with any stock in Washing- ity, quantity and price, chasing, as we are selling great bargains, OHN Q. WILLSON, GAEPEN SEEDS. DIED, in the 56th year of her age. —_ we have had within last sixty days, our stock Do not fail to examine our stock previous to pur- mS-eotw [Int.] poe i cor. 9th and D sts, JUST ARRIVED—WARRANTED FBESH AND PURE, THE MOST EXTENSIVE VARIETY EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY. Our AMERICAN SEEDS ors frown for our own sale, and cur FOREIGN SEEDS we import direct from Eerope. We are just in receipt of a large and extensive Variety of Seeds grown in England and the bouth of France, imported by us direet thia season, comprising the finest varieties of each kind grown, and many rare and valuable kind. CATALOGUES READY FOR DISTRIBUTION. Pee, Bean, Beet, Cabbage, Onion Set, ‘ Lettuce, Badish, Roasting ear Corn, &c., &c. FIELD SEEDS OF ALL KINDS. Cloyer and Timothy, Orchard and Herd Grass, Millet, iy neg Grass, Osage Orange, “Seed Corn, Seed Oats, Seed Patatocs, Kentucky Blue Grass, rghum, &., &c. LAWN GRAS3, English Mixed Lawn Grass, Kentucky Bine Grass, Perennial and Italian Bye Grass, ® White Clover, Alsicae and Crimsen Lucerne, &c., &0. FLOWER SEEDS OF ALL KINDS. A foll atsortment of AGRICELTURAL IMPLE- MENTS and FERTILIZERS. J. P. BARTHOLOW & CO., Agricultural and Implement Warchouse, 555 7th street, betweem Penn. avenne and Canal, ashington, D.C. Branch Houre at Alexandria. L HEILBBUN & BRO. . Clover, Having closed ont our old stock, we shall now J open an entire new stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, Of the mest superior manufacture the country affords, It will be or ambition to keep the best made and a full variety ef all sorts of SHOES constantly on hand, and not tobe outdone in re gard to prices. Our mottocs are— “* Quick #ales and small profits.’” “* No trouble to show goods.” “ We try 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 al! men in business. Besides our large stock of LADIES, MEN'S AND CHILDREN’S SHOES, can be found a full assortment of TRUNKS AND VALISES, At HEILBEUN'’S, $06 Seventn Street, One door south of Odd Fellows’ Mall, “Stone steps at the entrance.” 369 SEVENTH stREET. O09 i HOUSEKEEPERS Rr look to INTEREST. $25,000 WORTH OF FURNITURE MUST BE SOLP THIS MONTH. DON'T PURCHASE UNTIL You EXAMINE OUR STOCK, fe 28-6t* YOUR BUY Your FURNITURE FROM US, AND GET YOUR GOODS AT MANUFACTURER'S PRIOKS, AND SAVE AT LEAST 20 PER CENT. Just received from New: « a eo ‘ew York auction a beauti CARPETS AND MATTING, which we will sell at prices to defy competition. BONTZ & GROSHON, mhle (law 969 7th st., abore I, WANTS. WwW ANTEF—To enter in immediate jon. & iaree FA jiiding tf Hain wok Og Tne watiainc on Th: Somer ANTED_F: FURNISH the Ist of ae a gore sized D ROOM at the outskirts of the city. Address W. H., Star Office. mT-2t" PAX, AND WIFR WISHES & PLAGE. oy bave bjections cou - Cait No. 369 Sst street. between Gnd Hy mT 2° j ANTED—A HAND torun Grover & Baker's apply. it Sewing Machine. None but good hands need 6 MACNINUANSBUBGH & BRO. : a 20) Seventh street. WARSTED—An honest, industrious BOY in book and newspaper store. Must brin, timonials 8 to character and M.A. URE, 263 Penna avenu YOUNG MAN WANTS TO Ef WITH eu gpening where he can learn the Carpenter Trade. Has worked at it ton months. “Address D C.. Hex 4 Star Office. m 7-3t* y ANTED—A respectable young girl desires a SITUATION in some respectable family, to smberwork »nd sewing. Best of references Addroes € » Star office m7-3t" D—By » competent womana PLACE . Washer, and Ironer, in a private lived fourteen years in her last sitaa- ence address Box No. 14 Star Office. e=pectable middh fed Ameri y Woman ® SITUATION as Cook and to Washing end Ironing in @ small family. required. Address a — es civenif Hox 12 Star Ofice A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN wants a SITUATION to do Chamberwork and to assist with washing and ironing, or todo ths ceoking, washing. ard iroving ef @ small private family. ference yen ifreqauired. Address a note to ox 8 ¥O Star O01 V J ANTED TO PURCHASE—A square of LAND within the city limits. Also, to rohase, a HOUSE of 8 or 10 rooms in good order and pleas- antly situated, near the Treasury. Also, to rent, & HOUSE of 6 or 8 roomson F street, or near the T ury. Apply to Feasurys APY 0 SAMES EB. FITCH, Real Estate ard General Agent, m7-3t* Cor. 7thand F sts.,oppo. Post Office. YOUNG LADY DESIRES A SITUATION IN tome family where she will have a plomeas n home «nd can make herself generally nvful, and is very handy at sewing. Address JENNIB, Star office. mh 6 3t* LEMAN desiresa ROOM and BOARD in @private family in the nerthwestern part of the city. Gocd reference required and given. Address Box 494 Post Office. No Boarding: honse keeper need apply. mh 6-5t ¢ ‘OOK WANTED—A whit the best of referen woman who can fur- that she isa thorough neat, economic: and honest, andis a asker and Ironer. can secure a good situa-> tion, and best of wages in a private family, upon application at 462 ilth street, few doors north of ¥. m 6 3t* AX EXPERIENCED COOK WISHES A SIT- "ATIONIn a peed family or restaurant, NEAL. bth street, No 313. mh5 WASTED TO PURCHASE—A email comforta- bie BRICK DWELLING, north of Pa. ave- Cation Mr nie and west of 7th street, of from $4,000 to $5,009 vaine. Addresi A ar Office. m 5-3t* W ANTED—Twe one to cook and te do ork and the other to do hensework. » preferred. M. WILLIAN 336 Penna ave —A working man to go to omac, to enltivate on abies, and frnits. for market. Address AM WIKT, 345 Franklin kow, Wash feb 24-e06t* ~A WHITE WOMAN as cook ina y. Apply between 1] a m. and 1 26th, at No. S83 19th ead pear felt ANTED he nd LOTS ‘ge and si Also, a *emall FARM near the city. iN_ give $3.000 or $4,000 cash, D.L. WELLS & CO, Auctioneers und Real Estate Agents, corner 13th and F sts., over White's store, fo 10 Im V ) ANTED—Mechanics and yohng msn to know that a superior department of Mechanical at the WANHING- fer night instrac- fe3 Im* Ww ANTED—Everybody to tell his friends to call or write. and receive free, interesting pa- pers and specimens of beautiful Penmanship. from the new, cious. and elegant WASHINGTON Drawing has just been opened TON BUSINESS COLLE tion, You are invited tocall. Parton BACK PABLOR AND BED Mi on first » ing. 377 3: m7 3t pes STORE FOR SALE—One of the neat..t ard doty, a tele wa Fong Seed sitesas tecaea? oe. Actress APOTHEOARY, Olty FO. wT s:* F 0S, SENT larse BBIOK HOUSE. No. 72 tod water on the preninee tacts SE RAN. No. 92 Bridgeat s oUure f T° LET Three FRAME HOUSES. of four reons each,on F street, corner 23dst. Keat $12 per month, in advance. Apply to H. 0. HOUD, 3.8 Pa avenue ° mh 7-6¢ A VLEASANT FRONT ROOM, sultabie to commodate one or twe single Board. can ntlemen, wi obtained at No. between i and (th a i 4v6"Marrin bed Fo SALB—AOUSE and LOT, No.325 luih ot bet. = boy ae pense contains & rooms. Pos- session given mediately > easy. on there mises before 9 a.m. and after 4 ee heed So SALE—A good lecation for business pur- poses, or for @ private residence, LOT 10. Le 421, on N street north, bet. 7th and 8th» epposite Catholic Church. C. N. THOM. G etreet west, or No. 30 Penna. ay. Fe RENT—A new FRAME HOUSE, treet. arket nia reoms, (can be used as a store.) on et two doors from the avenus Inquire 12 Space, between 8th and 9th streets, ( Pennsy: avenue.) mh 7 3t CASH —FOR SALE—X nice smal $1 000 two-story BRIOK HOUSE, 6 rooms and summer kitchen, on 17th street, between K and Letreets, Price $2,200. A long term will be given for the balance. Inguize V. BOUX, 331, corner H 15th streets. mh7-6t* F ALK AND BENT—Upwai of 209 HOUSES in Washington Georgetown; ever 300 FARMS in Maryland and Virgiuia; city LOTS and choice suburban PROPERTY to snit purchasers. Our Real Kstate Bulletin for March Just issued. KILBOURBN, LATTA & 0O., it Real Estate Brokers, 476 7th street. | eee RENT—Five-story BRIOK HOUS®, in- cluding basement, very centrally located, and completely furnished througheut, containing 21 rooms; warm and cold water; marble wash basins in aig 4 sy as a" ta entire house. For terms, &c., &c., inquire * KILBOURN, LATTA & CO., it Real Estate Brokers. No. 476 7th street. T° LET—Two HOUSES, six rooms each. Ap- ply 328 Bat. north; $20 per month. mh 6-6t* HoSse FoR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—At 413 i2th et., cor. of I, m6-2t™ pugsT CLASS RESTAURANT FOR SALE— One of the best stands in the city, Apply at this office. mh 5-3¢* AUCTION SALES. (For other Auction Saics see fourth page } YT NAGLE 2 00. Rettioncers. - 3) AT OUR SALESROOMS, pate will sell a large lot of Corn Broomsand Water ‘ails. ALSO, ‘Big barrels Rye Whisky Lbarrel cre ti Ran 3 20-galion Ke, san Motto Pickles, Spicer, aw onde, ke.. eo it & 60., Ancts, AUCTION 8A or. CHOICE OLD WINES. LIQUORS ayn SEGARS Will be sold by Nagie & Co., Auctioneers, on TUESDAY. March 13th, 1355, at 11 o'clock, at 241 Penn. avenue, between 12th and 13th atreets— The entire stock of Wines and Liquors in wood and lass, Ato, abont 20 000 choice brands of Sogars. Also, Five Years Lease ef Store. Sale without reserve. as the proprietor is re- tiring from business. mh7- NAGLE & 00., Aucts. Y WM. L. WALL & CO.. Auctionsers. Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 98 La ay., bet. 9th and 10th sts, SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, Co, &C. On SATURDAY MORNING, March 10th, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at the Bazaar,a number of Saddle. Carriage, and Work Horses. A fall des- cription at sale comprising about FIFTY HORSES Among which ork, Si . as nba some good Work, Seddle, and Har. A pairof brow: i Car Tees poh hemi Match Carriage Horses, Carriage ALSO, A large collection of New’ and Second-hand Bng- Re ckaways, Carriages, Wagons, and eth- One Hack and one Coupee in good order. ALSO, New and Second-hand s 5 . oS stern arness, Saddles, Carriages. lar sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and iturdays. Carriages and Harness always on sale. mi-d W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. RCS Four UNFURNISHED ROOMS for rept, convenient for housekeeping, at No 227 D street, near 15th street. mh 6 3t* ;OR RENT—Three nice new HOUSES, three stories high. $12 a month each, Apply to JOHN GAYNOR, Ith «treet we: m 6-3" "TO oKARGE AND WELL FURNISHED ROOMS for rent. Apply at 445, coruer oth and F st eets. m6 ste FOR SAL —GROCERY STORK. with stock and fixtures. Rtock small. Inquire of JOHN W. BURNS, No. 449 th street. near corner of F street. [9 LET-Very cligihie ROOMS. consi of Parlor. Kitchen, and Dining room, suitable for houseKeeping—ail farnistied D. L. WELLS & CO., corvor 13th and F sts., mh 6-3t over White ‘6. POR rooms, kept now ag astore: an excellent stand for business; large stablee Sold cheap if applied for scon, as the owner is leaving the city. Apply at 72 Chestnut street, between 14th and 15th and between P and Q. m 6 3t* OR BRENT—BRICK HOUS No 34, on 2 street east, between C stroct and Maryland av- enue, Capitol Hill. Also. two ROOMS on the cor. ver of Istand K ete Inquire of Mrs. MABGARET FLYNN, corner of ist and K stz., or J 39, NELL, corner of st OR RENT—Several very ROOMS, on ist and 3d floer, at 215 F st lith and 15th sts. m5 greens ROOM FOR RENT—0On the Ist floor, furnished, suitable fur gentlemen and ladies. Price $10 a month, Apply at No. 296 10th street, bet. N and O. m 5-2t* For sare Fine FRAME HOUSE on Massa- chusetts ave., three stories, 9 rooms, water and gas; good order. and K si 1s c y iE KILBOURN, LATTA & CO. sa yr aeee COLLEGE, corner 7th and B streets, m5-3t [Chron} No-476 7th street, S5.000 , wanted tobey for $5,000 Second OR SALE—Beautiful BRICK HOUSE, No. 62 ery ee Td handed CLOTHING of all seacrte- tions for which @ fair price will be paid, 455 7t corner E street. jan 19 3m* W4dtTED! WANTED!! WANTED II! GENTLEMEN. LADIES. FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to ongage in an easy, light and profitahle business, where a small outlay is only re- quired, and where’ these engaging in the same commence at once, to c at M. PRINCE'S Stamping Depot, 351 F street. and be taught his bew iwethod of Btamping.so simple that a child can wt once undertake any ji Being the onl practical Stamper here, we farnish full ‘ana complete instructions, tools, cushions. compost. tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. This achence for any one wishing to make money by small outlay. jan 1-tf 1 EER SKINS WANTED—At RAMSBURG & EBERT'S Glove Manufactory, Georgetown, 105 High st. de 19-tf 381 WANTED. waste” WANTED. 381 WILLIAM PRINCE. . The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for STAMPING Haw reduced his price to SLX CENTS PER WIDTH for SKIRTS and PANTALETS, CLOAKS. CAPES eecauEe YOKES, BANDS, “USHIONS, SLIPPERS, &c., stamped by the job. We are weekly in receipt of ‘new Patterns of the latest designs, and by the aid of a new machine We are prepared to stamp any pattern breught as. As we are the only practical Stampers here we are willing to come down. Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stamping, when they can come to the only Piste for aa asgortment of Pat- terns Rot excel n New York. WILLIAM PRINOK, 381 F street, opposite Patent Office. Embroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts, and 8) , for sale. no 16 Ww NTEP—SECOND HAND FURNITURE, Also, MIRRORS. OARPETS. BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEF URNISHING GOODS of every description. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street. jea-tt between G and H, east side. PERSONAL. Obio avenue. For rent, FRAME COTTAGE, front and back garden; No. 583 10th street, Island. Also, desirable FLOOR. Inquire 499 K street vorth, between ith and 5th. mh 5-im* Foe RENT—That fine large HOUSE, No. 367, on Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% aud 6th itreets, knowp as Mnrray’s Hotel. Apply to Dr. THOMPSON. No. 355 9th street, corner of Mas: setts aveune. toh 5-6t* SALE—A new FRAME HOUSE, situated on 12th street, near Maryland avenue. Terms, k 200 ih; balance $20 r month. Apply to FRANCIS BAUPTMANT S12 TUE street near Pennsylvania avenue. mh 5-7t* R RENT—A three story BRICK HOUSE, furnished, on C street south, between 2d and 34 cast, Capitol Hill. Apply to F. FAIBFAX, at the Coast Survey Office, Capitol Hill, between 9 and 3 e’clock. m 5-3t* Fo, RENT—Three story BRICK HOUSE, plese antly situated, containing ten roems. ater and gas, large yard with fruit and flowers. Allin splendid condition. Rent cheap to @ good tenant. Inquireof HALL, KILBOUBN & CO., Ne. 476 7th street. m 5-3t Fee SALE—A two-story FRAME HOU southwest corner of luth and N s 8 rooms and hall, with large cellar, riage house, Also, Let adjoining. Apply on the premises. m 5 eo5t™ Fo RENT—One HOUSE, on Dth street, be- tween Mand N sts. Also, Rooms for rent on E street, between 2th and 13th sts.. and a Store ision store. Room suitable for = grocery or pr Apply at the Paint and Oll Store 250 E street. be: {ween 12th and Isth sts., where you buy your Novi Coal Oil for 90 cents per gallen. wh 5-eo2w* 7OR SALE— between D and K F peed ROCERY STORE, with Good m 3-6t" YORK RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE F No SEs 9th strect. Island between D and streets. Apply to, B. BAKER, at the Star Of- fice. mh 3-tf BY ze McGUIBE & GO., Auctioneers. RPHANS’ COURT. REME COURT OF Ww By virtue of adecree of the Orphans’ Court of the District of Columbia, passed Febrnary 20th, 1866. and ratified by the Supreme Court, Ishall, as guardian of the ini i of Michael Gon nington. deceased le, at public auction, on the premises. at 50 clock p.m.. on WEDNES. DAY, the lth day of March next. the inter. said infants in that valuable real estate in Wa: ington city, D. C., being the west halt of Lot N 1, of J. Davidson's subdivision of square No. 16 nt chi ffer for having a front of 11 feet on L street, by a depth of 130 feet, to a public alley 10 feet wide, with the im- provements. consisting of a snug two-story Frame ontaining 4 rooms. ms, a8 prescribed by the decree: One-half cash; (of which $20 must be deposited om the day ef le.) balance in six months from day of sale, for ansteisto be given bearing interest f sale, and secured by deed of trast on the premises, Conveyancing anil stamps at purchaser's cost, U. CAMMACK. SB.. Guardian, m7-td J ©. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts PUBLIC SALE ‘OF REAL ESTATE. Will be sold, on SATURDAY, the 10th inst,, the premises. at public auction, a small FAR (the estate ef the late Benjamin ) situated ', mile from Ball's Cross Roads, in the ceunty of Ale: 8, State of Virginia, 3}, miles from Georgeto adjoining the lands of R. Southern. Land 1n good state of eulti- vation. containing a dwelling house and pecessary out-buildipgs. Terms: One-third im cash; balance in three equal iments. m 6-4t* I) Y WARDWELL & HAYS, Aucts, Georgetown. On FRIDAY MORNING, March 9th, at 10 o’clk. we will sell at dwelling over our Store, No. 6% Bridge street, Georgetown. the Household Effects ofa family declining housekeeping. We name in part— Marble-top and Mahogany Tables Carpeting and Mattin, Caxe seat Chairs and kers Self-rocking Crib, Feather Beds Mattresses and Comforts, Lounge Toilet Stand and Ware Fine Oooking Stove and Utensils Washing Machine, Safe, Anda variety of other Household Articles. m 6 3t* WARDWELL & HAYS, Aucts, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VERY VALUABLE “THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE. WITH BASEMENT A LOT, ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE, CAPITOL HILL, AT AUCTION, ch, we shall sell, in front of the premises, at 4 lock La that valn- able three-st@ry and basement brick house, con- taining 10 ¥ 1, situated on New Jersey avenue between B and © streets south, now occupied as the Coast Survey Office. it bein house No. $77 and Lot No. 17, in Sy on This oy is handsomely located, of the Capitol, and ina very command. en of * . ittle seuth ing position. the attention of some residence er the sale will be well worth; persons wishing to obtain a hands make a guod investment. Terms cash; $20 will be required paid down when the property is knocked off, ard if not com- plied with the pres will be then and there put up and sold to the next highest bidder, and the whole terms to be complied with in five days from day of sale, or the owner reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the first purchaser All conveyanci d revenue Stamps at cost of the purchaser, Titl eerie. fe 26-68 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B2S°THE AROVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY Postpened until THURSDAY, the sth instant, at 3 o'cloek p, m., at the | lace. m6 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. },0R RENT—A three story DRIOK HOUSE, No. 75, onthe north side of Gay street, be- tween ip ne gg por gag oi .. Possession given Mai . Enquire of SHS", BARRETT! No_109 Green st, m3 Ot LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED +4 against tr usting RUTH DAVISin my name as I will pay no debts she contracts. m7-3t* co. W. DAVIS. A LADY WISHES THE LOAN OF $300 for which handsomely fornished Rooms and Board Will be given, Address “8. E. Y.,”” Washington Post Office. it* DERSONAL.—A lade of good form and features, between sixteen and twenty years ef age.not far from five feet in height; amiable, virtuous. a and of quiet demestic habits and sentiments,” is desired to correspond with ao tleman of good education and appearance of undoubted respectability whe will secretly keep from others any communications or photogra, fexon with, Address “EARNEST eaaet ton, yj BS. A.M. LAFLIN FERRER, Test Medium A rp tte brie tee Hotel, oom t! jo. bo td CARD TU THE LADIES.—Any lad, desiring to find an elegant HOME, with excel- Iént Medical Attendance, the best care, and strict- est retirement. before and during Confinement, can find such a Home in the family of a widow lady, living handsomely in Brooklyn, without children or boarders. Applications must be made with legible address, as letters addressed to initials are never sent through post office, Address Box 412, Brooklyn, N. ¥. fe 16-1m paReorar, —MISS SMITH, La Favorita Giga Store, 4673; lith street, between EK and F on band fine Cigars ‘ebacco 'o prove it is by Giving her soatl: W4, PRINCE, 351 F street, opposite Patent ice, the only practical STAMPER in the District, wishes to inform his customers that he is with any ether Stamping concern in A» there are so-called Stampers using hence this notice. He has only ene place, it. Weekly in receipt of new patterns, made up st once. fed Ml. FOBD has removed to No. 28 Bast it reet. between Ist and 3d. feb7-1m* keeps constant! at low prices. fe 5-1? GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS FR RENT —A comfortable BBICK HOUSE on Market street. Georgetown. mt cheap In- quire CE . H. TRUNNEL, 3d and Frederick sts. na SELLixe OFF AT COST. MAYFIELD & BROWN, No. 121 Bridge street, wn Will, from this date, for fifteen days, offer for cash, their entire stock of STAPLE AND FANOY DRY GOODS, at marked cost, for cash only. ey ed." No loss taken. Goods booked ‘will be charged at the regular mb 3-15¢" MAYFIELD & BROWN. EW SPRING GOODS AT MILLER’S NEW ¥ m 101 a8 Gob Sok De. R°° FI Ei, F ik need WATR No. 4 jam-ér" = S doors shove Fo RENT—The STORE and HOUSE 243 Pa. avepae. For Sale—4 Counters, Shelving, and Drawers; 1 Desk; 2 elegant Show Cases, | silver- mounted; 2Bewing Machines; 4 Figares; 1 larce French Plated Mirror; City ‘License;1 Awning; large Carpet and Cloak 4 m 3-6t* GFA BARGAIN—FOR S8ALE—The GOOD HJ WILL AND LEASE of a Wine and Liquor Store en Pennsylvania avenue, near 13:h street, Also, the PB: OTT HOUSE, at a great bargain. Inquire of WMAN «0 PLO cO., Auctioneers and Real ae Office, LET—The DWELLING and STOREROOM near the southeast corner of 434 street and P. enue. The house has just been rebuilt, and co1 tains six rooms, with a back building anda fine Storeroom, calculated for any kind of business. Possession will be given on or about the 15th inst For particulars npely ot the hardware store, No. 123 Bridge street, rgetown. mh 3-e09t* OR RENT—Two neat frame HOUSES, each containing 4rooms. One in Geergetown, the other in Washiagton, on 2th street. houses bave good lots attached, and convenient to the streetcars. Rent $16 per month, Apply to No. rtor rgetown. mh 1-eo3t* aiginty located HOUSE, 96, north side of Pennsylvani Sete ae om a = —_ streets. Possession vel . eee BPW. JONES, College Law Building, MRS. JANE CAMPBELL, 354 9th street, above I. mh 1-6t* hl —A ‘SE, containing 6 rooms and “SFcellar.. Rent moderate, ‘Apply to ‘JOHN Mc. CARTY, at Feed Store, corner of 2d street and Mass. avenue. fe 23-6t* {OR RENT—On the ist of April, the WH ARF BP GRrior: and aPPURTESRNOES woo ee pied by J. C. HIESTON & CO. as a Coal Yard. Apply at No. 19 First st.,Georgetown. fe 21-12t* ENTRAL HALL. Cc ‘Corner Pennsylvania av. and lth street. r Matyas Eye —— me Oh ‘or ren! + Week, Or month, fer Gon- sahara bate Bo certs, Lectures, 5 Y Scared Hails = v = large snd spacious. Janist tt 2 SPPIY on the Promises. OLE & 00. EHA EVERAL NICE HOUSES FOR Ww PuEAT=Purutebed or unfurnished, in the mae a “ROWNMAN & GREEN, fe1s.tf 15 lntelligencer Building. FS SALE—A two story FRAME HOUSS, 508 nue, two doors from the pty and’ 0} lo tailroad, suitable for Inquire within. '—A first-class BRICK DWELLING- RRR. € es second door from 15th st. ir near the State Department, containing 12 rooms, i ‘and pantries all through the house and wi oe closets pantries — ire 8] The Cg Inquire of ey ‘GARDNER, 460 New York ave., near 1ét! fenstt SVeror rout the let of March. This feu teat any business, fe 23-20" class house, containing sixty-five (65) chambers, vaults basemen’ ad. Sooty to 8: Ww. OWE, I Hee Get clsnd be a _ ‘jan. F BAe idiec ie tore baa h FE tcetitgoreer of De — ¥ W. L. WALL & OO. Auctioneers. LOT ON SEVENTH STREET. NEAR THE ., PABK. AT AUCTION. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, March 12, com- mencing at 40’clock. we will sell. on the premises, Loi No. 12, in Wiltherger’s anbdivision of square 441, fronting 25 feet on the east siae of 7th street north and the City Railway. and running back 120 feet, between R and 8 streets, Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve =a. beg apd nimg and secured by adeed o ‘on the premises mod W. L. WALL & 00., Aucts, FRY THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. GROCERIES, IRON-SAFE, WAGON, PLAT- FORM SCALES, &c . &c.) AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY MOENING, March 9, at 10 o'clock, I will sell. ut the «tore No.'115 High street, bet. Feall and Dunbartongtreete, a general assertment Groceries and Liquors 1 Herring Fire dea Safe Platform and other Bcales ‘Wagon and Harness. ALso. At 12 o'cleck, I will rent the property to the sane bidder, for one er more years. ie r positive. med (Int) ‘THOS. DOWLING, Auct, B* CROWN, WALKER & CO., Auctioncers. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUC- TION ON 11TH STREET, ISLAND. - On MONDAY, the 12th instant, at 4o0’clock, in front of the premises, we shall eel! part of Lot7, 0) of two two- 30 feet on ilth inches. Also, House, with occupied as t, 99 feet 105 inches deep, good locality for business; vestment. T f cash; balance in 6, 12 and 18 months, seeured by deed ef trust bearing interest. All conveyance and revenue stamps at cost of Pitinte indisputabl epu : 100 required on each house when knocked off Po Las Anon, CBOWN, WALKER & 00., mh 5-lw* Auctieneers. B* JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. RUSTEE’S SALE OF FURNITURE. BAR DEVRY Sonor es, age by. virtue of a deed of trust from Wm. ‘Reese to the Hotcl, the Paruitures Bar Fizterce: Wines, it anos. &c.. consisting ef— He re es Bret tats Engravings Velvet and Three- Bureaus, Wi Bhesting, Hines. &e., ke. furnished The Wines. Liquors, Decanters, Glass,Ware, 4. ‘Trustees. mbs10t SASO. B GUMS C6 tances: SALE oF MANUBE. Geergane cee Be zB AUCTION SALES. B* °- L. WELLS & 00., Auctionsers. ill gell at public auction, on the NESPAY. Marob 7! See Dack 185 feet to a 3 foot alley, house and shed. _m3st "DL. WELLS & 00. Awcts. BY Ckown, wark We wifsell on THERSD. o’cleck in, at Albambra CROWN, WALRE. 2 00., Aucts. B* M.K. WALSH & 255 Penua ©0., Auctionsers. - &¥®., Corper 10th street, CONTINUATION OF M ROKER's GREAT SALE? rawm: On WEDNESDAY every A MORNING, March Teh. and LA this week until Te - neck te 62 M.K. WALSH & ©O.. Auctioneers, ‘ALE OF GOVERNMENT . SOY EENCING AT ALERAR DBR Nas AND Will be sold at public sucties, on the prem: at ALEXANDRIA. VA. under the dinctnses Brevet Lievtonant Colonel J.G. ©. Lee, A “es on THURSDAY. March 8.1866, at 12 o'clock m”* the following described Government Baildinge and Fencing. viz: REAB OF NO. 92, NORTH WATER 8° . One (1) Hopre, 12 by 16 feet. ae sxenee M4 8. B. CORNER @F PRINCESS AND P. STREETS, (AMBULANCE srabLEs ee One (1) Office and Shed. 24 by 81 feet. One (1) Stable, 44 by 160 feet. One (1) Stable, 27 by 120 feet, Ope (1) Stale 14 b One eds 14 by 128 feet. One (1) Mees house. 16 by $2 feet. Gne (1) Hay-shed, 13 hy 2% feet. One (1) Out-honse, « by 8 feet. 220 feet of Board Fence. N. E. COBNER OF QUEE orate ‘N AND WATEE One (1) ve Yard Office, 12 by 21 feet. 8. W. CORNER OF CAMERON AN STREETS 2 sae One (1) Shoeing Shed, 30 by 83 fect. 8S. W. CORNER OF gUEEN AND UNION TRERTS. 8 Ei 5 Two (2) Guard houses, each 12 by 12 feet, AT THE FIs WHARF. One (1) Out-house. 4 by 10 feet. The buildings will be sold sin, named. and must be removed wi i= date 4 =. Ge ate ‘erms: Cash. in Government 5 By order of Brevet Mayor General D. A. Rucker, Chief Quartermaster, Depot of Washingtar CHAS. BH. TOMP! m 2-5t Brevet Colonel and Quartermaster, SA ¥ NEW HosPIT. rE SALE OF NEW HOSPITAL CLOTHING, MeEprcat WsHINc to Anextensive sale ¥ 120 feet, the order fi fiftecn days Pcrvevor’s Orrics D.C., February Hospital Clothing, eotirely new. and in the original houses: Fitts Sud it stiee a s “ strecta, back iy Hall, wo THURSDAY, the Sth di rf ‘ next; 0 o'clock m. The f owt will be oe red for sale, vis bi sinpeciiammains 5 = S.seeeus Se rebeaaeee the iscalled to this sale, as the rood lots to suit both large and sm ar tities as small as one dozen will be sold, will be delivered to purchasers within five (5) days from termination of sa! Terms: Cash, in Gov * chasers i nment funds. at G" SUTHERLAND, Parveyor, U- C. W. BOTELED, tr. Auctionser.* fel3: SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS S FENCING. ee, Ohuel Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of We Washington, DC March 2 nae Will be sold at public suction, on the premises under the direction of Brevet jenant Colonel J March 8, te ins. M. Moere,A.Q.M_. te THURsDaY 1866. at 12 o'eldek m, the following deser tbat Gor erpment u nes. 8 ' at co - TEENTH STEEET AND OH10 AVENUE, in ten vity, viz: me {h) Btabe. 34 by one. @ One rr oure, feet. One (1) Shed, aby 35 feet, One (1) Shed, 5 by 10 feet. One (1) Shed, 10 by 16 feet. Pe ti) Fence, 197 feet tony by 45s feet high. The buildings will be tingly, and must removed within fifteen days from date of sale. By order of Breese Make Gaeeal DH. Racker \y order of revet ajor La - Chief of W. nartermaster, Pat nate bs OHAS. B. TOMPKINS, _mb 2-5t Brevet Colonel and Quartermaster. SALE OF BESERVED BORSES. Quartermaster General's Office, Warhincion, D.C. March 1, 1888, Will be sold at Public Auction, at G ‘D. @., to the highest Eiddersnmee oe ot aloebore’, D. THURSDAY NEXT. March 8, 1866, SEVENTY-FIVE HORS ES. These Horses are part of a lot which sold before the abandonment of the Depot te P* ‘A toat will leave the 6th street wharf every hour on day of sale.” es Animals will be sold singly. Sales to commence at 10 o'clock a. m. Terms: Cash. in United States currency. By order of the Quar' aster 5 JAMES A. EKIN, Brevet Brigadier 5 mh 2-8t in charge First Division Q. M G. 0, (sts STATES MILITARY BAILROADS Office of Assistant Washinsion, BC, Fobeeary Tine AUCTION SALE OF LOCOM VES. Will be sold at public auction at Decvilis: va., on THURSDAY, the sth ef March— ar Y second-hand Locemetive ——, 4 foot ech, gauae; ‘weighing oe (2) Box Freight Oars, 4 feet 8 tach gauge. wo x 5 Sale to commence at 108 <p ‘Terms : Oash fe l-eotd Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ProrEn PUBLIC AUCTION Tote AVENUE a: On FRIDAY, the 9th, at 4 o'clock p. m., we shall sell, in front off the premises, bet Pin Sauare ‘This lot has been subdivided,’and is impro: four two-story frame dwellings. each contsining 5 rooms. and is situated on New Hampshire avenue, between north F and @ » Rear Morgen Rhinchart's Wharf. oad T : One-half cash; balancein six and montha, for notes bearing interest from aor ‘ ie. A deed and a deed of trust taken. All colveranting oo gfe stamps, at the “Gee witl be veapite $0 Us 908 Qrun'eten each knocked off “GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. LARGE SALE OF VERY on AG nh FUSER AT poets o'clock. I shall sell at my Auction Room, No. Dsireet, between lth and iith family declining i) petsta of. wiz: -octave round-cormer Bosewood One ler noe gover ap vered with Brocatelle Four it solid Walnut Chamber Sets, with m: ad Welngt Mirror front Wardrobe russels. Three- Cottage Chamber Sets, Mi Wei and and Oreckery . Cooking Requisites, &c. Sabine Furviture embraced in this sale is of very superior quality, and attention of ghone —— handsome and durable articles. usa ©. W. BOTELER, Jr., Anct. LE OF SERVICEABLE AND DAMAGED SALE Or SeprTAL PROPERTY. . D.C. Wasurnxeron, D. on THURSD cy, Will be sold at