Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1866, Page 3

__ LOCAL NEWs. |. AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. Groven’s.—1 be exeiting dramatization from the French of the « Romance of a Poor veuss Man," wiil be presented this evening, with the fine scenery, music. and other effects which made its former representations so popalar. Ovp FRtLLows’ HatL.—A grand mass meet- ing of the workingmen of ‘be District in favor of the eight-hour movement, comes oT to- wight, when several Congressmen are expect- ed to speak. ac HALL, Isiand.—The fair of Eastern No.7, 1 0.0. ¥., is_very successful. is furnished by Heald’s band. Go ¥rruny.—The star performers of the weck in 2 varied and interesting programme this ev«nimg, embracing the drama, comedy and farce. —e Hicuway Rornery.—Yesterday, Jno. Lam- bert, Inertin Walsh, and another man not ar- rested, ret with 3 person named Robert Cono- way, in Fiddler's Row, on D, between 13th and ISX stree Conoway had about $30 or $35, and became intimate with bis companions; and after taking several drinks, they took a walk tothe Smithsonian grounds. There his companions garroted him, knocked him down, and took his money. Some citizens saw the act, and immediately gave information at the Second Ward station. Officers Sneed and Walker went in pursuit of the robbers. Officer Sneed first arrrsted Lambert and turned him over to citizens, who took him to the station. Sneed kept the trail of Walsh, and after a long chase caught him on the Long Bridge, and carried him-to the station. Officer Walker pur- sued the third party, who proved to be the ** fastest” of the trio, as he managed to escape. ‘This morning, the prisoners had a hearing be- fore Justice Morsell, were fully identified by the witnesses, and were sentto jail for court. Unfortunately, at the time that the officers were pursuing the robbers, a young man named Adamson came running through the Smithsonian grounds, and was pointed out to Se:geant Skippon by some boys as one of the fugitives. Sergeant Skippon arrested him, and being accused of robbery he became excited, Fesisied the officers, and drew a large crowd sbout him. Tfiis morning, it appeared that he had been with @ friend in the Smithsonian grounds, and haying parted with him, and being cold, he started to run to the city, which caused himto be suspected. It was clearly proved that Mr. Adamson knew nothing of the Tobbery, and that he bears an excellent repu- tation. He was honorably acquitted. ————_—— Cuvuncu Arrairs.—On Sunday morning, the Right Key. Bishop McGill, of Richmond, de- jivered at St. Aloysius Church an excellent charity sermon, after which nearly $300 was contribr The choir, led by Mrs. Kretsch- maar, now includes Mrs. Donnelly, the wife of dion. Jobn Donnelly, of Minn., and among other pieces on Sunday was a beautiful duett, which was te acer sung by Mrs. Kretsch- mar and Mrs. Donnelly. The new congregation fermed by those whe Tecently drew out from McKendree Chapel (Methodist Episcopal) and others, have com- menced the erection of a frame chapel on P Street north, between Sth and 10th streets, which they expect tooccupy in afew months. This congregation organized under the name of the Hamline Church, and it is stated expect the Services of Rey. J. R. Effinger, of the Balti- More M. E. Conference, as pastor this vear. Tbe Maryland Annual Uonference of the M. P. Church will meet on Wednesday, 14th inst , @Pthe Starr Church, Baltimore, and the ses- gion, it is expected, will be very interesting. T year, Rev. Daniel Bowers will leave the gcetown Church. Twentieth street mis- sion will receive a new minister, as well as 9th street station. Kev. James Thompson will oly remain at the Navy Yard Church, as ‘Wilt Rey. D. Bates at the Alexandria Church. Reéy. J. T. Ward, of the 9th street Church, who it was supposed would at this Conference sup- ‘Tanuate, on Account of his health, his many Tiends will be glad to know, intends to remain in the active ministry. —— eee Sr. PaTricx’s Day.—From present appear- Ances, St. Patrick's Day (Saturday, 17th.) will be more generally observed this year than for several years past. A grand procession is talked of among the Fenians, but it has not been fully determined upon. Odd Fellows’ Hall will be the great point of attraction for the Fenians and their friends, at which Mr. J. P. ah will deliver a lecture on the sub- ject, “Ought Ireland to strike for Freedom!” which will, no doubt, be largely attended. Besides the lecture,Mrs. Kretchmar, Mrs. Don- belly, Mr.Gannon, and Mr. Burnett, assisted by other talent, and the full Marine Band, un- Ger Scala. will give a grand concert, mainly of Irish melodies, among others the Irish Ka- tional Hymn and the Wearing of the Green. On the same night Rev. Father O'Toole will deliv- er a lecture at Seaton Hall. At St. Patrick's Chureh the panegeric of the Patron Saint is expected will be delivered by Rev. Father Mc- Devitt, of Baltimore. The Hibernian Benevo- dept Society will partake of their anniversary supper at Marini’s Academy. (Temperance Hall.) on Monday night, and on the same night other Irish associations will also cele- brate. ‘eee peaeemneets ATTEMPT AT ARsoN.—Yesterday Officer Hill ted Patrick O'Donnell, residing on Third t east, near H, on the charge of setting fire the house of Patrick Tracey. his next door hbor. There has been a difficulty between parties and about a week since both were ut under security to keep the peace, and a | night since Tracey hearing a noise got up nd saw O'Donnell splitting wood and he went back to bed, but in short time he heard the cracking of fire and got re when he heard O’Donnell's door close. and loeking under his bouse saw that a fire had been kindled, which be extinguisbed. Mr. Tracey discovered also that coal oil had been poured on the side of the bonse and an attempt made to light it. Super- intendent Richards, before whom the case was tried, held O’Donnell to bail for court. ——_—_4-__ U.S. SUPREME Court, March8.—Joseph C. Olayton, Esq., of Washington City, D. C., and Jos. Daniels and Ira B. Hyde, Esqs., of Min- nesota, and George P. Strong of Missouri. ‘were admitted attorneys and counsellors of this court. No. 250. Ex parte. In the matter of Lambdin P. Milligan, petitioner; No. 265. Ex parte. In the matter of William A. Bowles, petitioner; and No. 376. Ex parte. In the matter of Stephen Horsey, petitioner. The argument of these causes was continued by Mr. Butlerand Mr. Stanbery in opposition to the petitioners. —___. Suspicion oF Pickinc Pockets. — This morning, officers Straub and O'Callaghan ar- Tested Joseph Haynes at the depot, on sus- picion of picking pockets. Haynes has been seen frequently en the southern as well as the Borthern trains, especially onthe nigh: and early trains, and a man, on the arrival ot the 5 o'clock train at the depot having been robhed, the officers determined to arrest Haynes on suspicion. On his being arrested he resisted the officers and endeavored to create sympa- thy among tae passengers. He was turmed over to the Superintendent. ——_e—_—_ THE NEwsnoys.—The friends of the News- boys’ Home are respectfully invited to look in at the Home to-morrow, at any time between 32 o'clock at noon and 10 in the evening, when they will find alunch Spread for the gentle- men and a little fair gotten up by the lady man- ®gers to raise funds for the institution. We understand that the fleld of this benevolent ‘work is about to be enlarged, and the homeless boys of the city generaliy are to be received ‘and cared for in their temporal interests. —_e—— Fiyvine Tur Last night, officer Miller, Of the Second Ward, arrested John Williams aod Thomas Murphy on suspicion ot stealing ® pair of boots. John . Williams had been pre- viously arrested, and was released on his promise to leave the city. An hour after his Fejease he was arrested on this char; The boots bave not been identified, and the priso- mers were sent to jail for further hear! Justice Mersell. - . eer SS FRLL From A Car.—On the arrival lof the Bight train from Richmond this morning, a colored man, in attempting to get off the car, caught his foot on the step, and being wn on bis head his face was badly cut. t was sup) for a time he was Officers Straub and O'Callahan procured 8 carriage, and he was taken to the station. Boarp oF Potice.—Yesterday, the Police Conmissioners met in their rooms on 10th, pearD street. All the members present. , The Roard appointed Curtis Daniel amounted atroiman for the third precinct, vice George . Hardle dismissed, and Wm. B. Snyder an Additional patrolman for duty between Leth and Izthand E and F streets. —— eee Svsricior or GRAND LAROENY.— Yesterday, Sergeant Skippon, of the Third Ward, Chas Evans, negro, who had in his possession A channeler, which he offered for eale at a Tbe prisoner was held in custody hearing before Justice Thompson. armenia Frep Dovetas lectnred at Liberty Hall in Alexondris, Va, op Tuesday night Inst, to dull bouse, on the assassination of Mr. Lin- coln, snd there was no disposition shown to intertere with the lecturer or distarb tne as- semblage, as it was apprehended in some quar- ters, there would be. =e Grayp Lanceny.— Yesterday, Sergeant Tait arrested Chas. Langster, negro, for the larceny of the brass work trom Coltman's noticed in the Star last week. Large quantities of the metal was recovered, and Leogster Was sent to jail for court by Justice Morsell. CITY ITEMS. ParNER & WALKER.—Theee gentlemen are bound to make Preece agent hae class house in country. spring is immense, and consists ofall the new styles now in yogue. Mr. Parmer is a Practical man, and one of the nest fitters in the country. We advise thoee who desire suits to call on them. Their store is 494 Seventh street, vear E street. —_e——_ JEWELRY.—Combs, Jet and Pearl, Jet and Gilt Chain Setts, Kings, Pins, Braceietts and Silver Piated Ware—1,000 be honed roeie Bee be Doilar, at Prigg’ re, No. 433 Pa, ave., third door from $3 street. ——_—__.——. EN CHANGES OF WEATHER are produc- tive of Throat Diseases, Coughs, Colds, &c. There is no more effectual relief in these dis- eases to be found, than im the timely use of “Brown's Bronchial Troches.” They merit, and have proved their efficacy by a teat of many years, having testimonials from emi- nent men who have used them. eo cae a DALLEY'’s MAGICAL Pain EXTRACTOR is & certain cure for Burns, Piles, Corns, Bunions, Rheumatism, Frost Bites.and skin diseases. Try it; only 25 cents. Sold by druggists. eom —_e——_ Corws, buxions, Club 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- noghue, M. D.; Hon. Henry Addison, Mayor of Geoxgetown; ‘W. W. Corcoran; George W. iggs. Office hours from 8 a. m.to5 p. m.,and 6to8 p. ™. Separate apartment forladies. No charge for consultation. GABDEN SEEDS. JUST scaimca ome as FRESH AND PURE. THE MOST EXTENSIVE VARIETY EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY. Our AMERICAN SEEDS Ae tidal for our own sale, and our FORBIGN SEEDS we import direct from Europe. We are just in receipt of a large and extensive variety of Seeds grown In England and the South of France, imperted by us direct this season, comprising the finest varieties of each kind grown, and many rare and valuablo kind. CATALOGUES READY FOR DISTRIBSBTION. Pes, Bean, Beet, Cabbage, Onion Set, Lettuce, Radich, Roasting ear Coin, &c., &e. FIELD SEEDS OF ALL KINDS. ah imothy, Cle trchard end Herd Grass, Millet, Hungarian Grass, Osage Orange, Seed Corn, Seed Oats, Seed Petatoos, Kentucky Plue Grass, Sorghum, &c., &c. LAWN GRASs. Engligh Mixed Lawn Grass, e Grass, en Perennial and Italian Bye Grass, White Clo and Grimson Clover, &e. A full MENTS and FERTILIZERS. J. P. BARTHOLOW & CO., Agricultural and Implement Warchouse, 56% 7th street, between Penn avenue and Canal, Washington, D. ©. Branch House at Alexandria. mb l-eo2w 369 369 =. Fr $25,000 WORTH OF FURNITURE MUST BE SOLD THIS MONTH. SEVENTH STREET. HOUSEKEEPERS look to YOUR INTEREST. DON’T PURCHASE UNTIL You EXAMINE OUR STOOK. BUY YOUR FURNITURE FROM Us, AND GET YOUR GOODS AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES, AND SAVE AT LEAST 20 PERCENT. Just received from New York auction a beauti- fal selection of CABPETS AND MATTING, which we will sell at prices to defy competition. BONTZ & GROSHON, 369 7th st., above I. = SEEDS, FRUIT mh 1-5t (Int) A AND FLOW Gq - TREES Ren full tall Hast fe Ao ot hy blic te tfully calls the attention of the public to his extensive asortment of GARDEN and FLOWEB SEEDS, which are this soason oR the finest quality. From his long experienc with the seed trade—and the seeds having been Town specially for his trade—he can warrant them fully a to those he has had the pleasure of sup- pl a is customers in past ¥ FL ‘WER SEEDS, embraci g from England and the Continen' The UIT TREES are vigoreus and well | ag isting of Pears,(standard and dwarf,) lum, Cherry, Apricet, Nectarine. &c Delaware, Concord, and all the other celebrated Grapes, Strawberries, Raspberries, Blackberries, Currai rries, &c. Shade Trees, Evergreens, Roses, Dahlias, Phio: es, Verbenas.Geranenms, and other bedding plan’ with Feed baton eertenine to the nursery busi- nees, all at moderate prices. - JOBN SAUL, fe 27-e010t ears. ‘ ngall the novelties Ww ANTED—A first rate 0) b Sewing Maxhine, toido ti Apply No 446 7th street. ms 5t* W ANTED—Two UNFUBNISHED ROOMS, with Beard for three persons, Address R 5. P , Btar Off Dg terms. Ted WaNtkv-Five HUNDBED age imorowea Bee fi Address A. By Box 1,000 Fo, RENT—A new HOUS: gntaining four rooms. Inquire of M. LINTRS, No. #00 Tth ae west, between N and O streets north. moat DOLLARS to ive, the bes! cent. in four menths. 0 City Post Ofties To rent. by @ punctual an! careful W Aaianca neal FRAME HOUSE orion oe five rooms, eituated between 6th and I7th streets, and N street and Penna.ave. Apply to GHURGE JOBNSON, ai the Star Othce. moiw Vy ANTED—A young MAN, well recommended, who understands thé care of « horse and a Knowledge of business. Permanent em;loyment ean begivon. Apply at 154 Pa. avenue, between 1th and 18th m 9-2" V ) ANTED—A gentieman having a very pretty Pace of 3) acres, within 3% miles of the BD! is desirous of employing a steady practical GAB ENER, single or married. German preferred. In Pb Mr. KE. PAGELS, Ticket Avent, Baltimore epo m V 7 ANTED-SITUATION by a No.1 grauite tool sharpener, and a!l kinds of quarry tools, F 7 ss apply at this office. m 8-2t* Ww FD—By a compe young woman fa PLACE to de general housework. She kas good references. Please address Box No. ae ce. m8 3t € WWARSTED—A first rate COOK, bring references, ny other need Also.» WASHER ard iRONER. Apply PARKER'S, corner 4° sud C sta. FOR SALE AND RENT. RR 5) eine OR RENT—A three story HOU<B, wits nine roctns. Riessanily ot ated above Smithsonian Greund, with gas aad printed. No ST 13th erect, ane. land. Inquire at 322 F street, between D and E th. mh ¥ ot nice FRAME HOUSE, with six good yud, erin yard and in house. 4 lath et, between L aad M ats. m9 3t* ;OR RENT—Two UNFORNISHED BOUMS,. on second fi jesiravle fi emali family New Jersey a FOR SALE—a HO between Mand N sis Terms acc mimodating juire of JOHN QUINN oni LOT om 34 street, » island.in square S46. House neariy new. In- on the see. pos RENT—A HOUSE contain six rooms, #8 @hd water, on K, between Sn and 16th streets. v_F E RICHARDSON, L. be tween 1th and 2th streets. No. 47% mh 9 3t* Fo RENT—A two story HOUSE, just Guished, 12 large rooms, lot 40 by 240 feet, situate on 7th strect,a few rods beyond end ef railroad. Beat reasonable. Inquire of FL. DAY, at the office of Geo. Hi. Day, Eeq., corner of Sthat. and Louisi- ama avenue. {Chroa my 3 FOR, ALP She well known 7 HALB,” 289 Ponnsylvania avence, ia the center of the city of Washington, D © a complete Stuge, three first-class Billiard Tables, aod a Shooting Gallery. with Lease and License. witl be sold on the most literal terms.ou account of having business in New York to attend to, mh 9-st* For REN1T—The ARLEINGTON HOSE. corner 4% street and Penosylvauia avenue, from the 1th of April next The two lower roems, with the cellars, will be rented fer stores. if desired. the upper part of the building contains twenty five rooms, which will make & firet class Boarding Houre, Apply to JOHN B. MUBBAY, No. 26 34 N ENGINEER Wa ED to run the c steamer George Washington. Apply to Capt. JOHN MOORE, Dunbarton st,, No. 40, George- town. Apply soon. m 8-60" A Gents WANTEP-—In every county in the “4% States of Maryland ani Virginia, to engage in alight and lucrative empleyment. Apply, by letter or otherwise, to N. A, SACKETT, 334 E street, athington, D.C, mh 8 3t* A YOUNG MAN WANTS TO MEEL WITH an opening where he can learn the Carpenter Trade. as worked atit ten months. Address D, x 4 Star Office. m 7-3t" V ANTED—A respectable young girl desires a SITBATIUN in some respectabls family, to do chamberwork and sewing. Best of references given. Address ©. , Star office. m7-3t* Wee a competent womana PLAOK #s Cook. Washer, and Ironer, in a private family. She lived fourteen years in her last situa- tion. Ps address Box No. 14 Star Office. » yA WANTED To FUROMASE—A quae of LAND thin the city limits, Also, to purchase, a HOUSE of 8 or 10 rooms in good order aud pleas- antly situated, near the Treasury. Also, to rent, a HOUSE of 6 or8 rooms on F street, or near the Treasury, Apply to JAMES E. FITCH, Real Estate ard General Agent, m7-3t* Cor. 7th F sts., oppo. Post Oitice. A NTLEMAN desires a ROOM and BOARD inaprivate family in the northwestern part Good reference required and given. ox 49 Post Office. No beardin: nous m na IES A sIT- of the city. Address NCEL UATION in a private family or restaurant, Callon Mr. NEAL, 15t Yo. $13 5 ‘EAL, treet 3. B WANTED —A work’ on the Potomac, to cultivate on shares. vegetables. and fruits. formarket. Addroas br WILLIAM WIRT, 345 Franklin Kow, Wash ington. © fob 24-e05t* V ANTED- A WHITE WOMAN as cook ina smailfamily. Apply between l] a.m. and i g man to go to P. m., Febrnary 26th, at No. 88% 19th street, near i fel4 G. \ TANTED—We wantto buy HOES ts in Washington, larze and small. Also, a small FARM near the ci. Will cive $3,900 ‘or $4,000 cash. D.L. WELLS & CO, Anctianeers and Real Estate Agenia, tee. coca: 13th aod F sts., over White's store, fo m & ) () Wanted to buy for $5,000 Second $5.00 0 mer eueriind Pasco tions for which a fair price will be paid, 450 7th, corner E street. jan 19-3m* ANTE! WANTED!!! WwW D! WANTED!! eae GENTLEM LAD a FANCY STOREKE RS AND OTHERS, Who would like to engage in an easy, light and profitable business, where & small outlay is ouly re- quired, and where those engagirg in the same cau commence at once, to cali at WM. PRINCE'S ramping Depot, 351 F street, and be tanght his new method of Stamping. so simple that a child once undertake any job. Boing the oaly 1 Stamper here, we can farnieh full and instructions, tools, cushions, compost- tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. This is achance for any one wishing to make money by a small outlay. jan L-tf SKINS WANTEP—At RAMSBURG & ERT’S Glove Manufactory, Georgetown, 105 High st. de i9-tf 381 wanren. WANTED. | ANTED, 381 WILLIAM PRINCE, The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for ST. his X OENTS PER WIDT for § PANTALETS, CLOAKS. CAPES. secguEs YORKES, BANDS, NCUSHIONS, SLIPPERS, &o., stamped by the We are weekly in receipt of new Patterns of itest designs, and by the uid of a new machine we repared to stamp any pattern brought us. Ax we are the only practical Stampers here we are willing te come down. Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stamping, when they can come to the ong pace for_an assortment of Pat terns not exceljed in New York. 381 F street appenite Po Onn “1 F street, oppesite Patent (Office. Embroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts, and Shawls, for sale. no 1s W 4N7EP— SECOND HAND FURNITORE, Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- Has reduced cy 2 DING ond HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every description, B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street je 8-tf between G and H, east side. SS eer eee “ae GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS 392 7th street, near H. BUTTEB. Feresa ROLL GLADES. 40 Whole and Half Barrels AND prime GLADES | is Batvels Free WARS. For ssle bY yg. DUTROW m1-6t* 450 sth atre A LARGE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE, from United States Government Hospital and Army Bales, comprising— Linen Table Spreads, Linen Bed Spreads, Woolen Blankets, Connterpanes. Robber Blankets, Liven Roller Towels, Linen Sheets, oolen Socks, Linen Pillow Slips, Striped Bed Sacks, Hair Mattresses, Linen Bed Sacks, Husk Mattresses, Pillow Ticks. ‘otton Drawers, Knit Dressing Gowns, Mosquito Netting, Linen Orash, French Furniture, Chintz Curtains, &., &c. This sale offers unusual inducements to parties wie! te purchase for poeseksoning urposes. iopesemaree Nye ube sbheeell esta who se 2. Goods of all Geecription bow ht, sold. and ex- eenere. 506 Ninth atrect, fe2-tf one door north of Pei venue, BP HANS’ COUBT, Feb. 14, 1866.—District ov CoLumBia, WASHINGTON CoUNTY, :—In the case of John P. Murphy, admin Thomas » deceased, the admi Stersesid beat with tne eabrobasion ef the On foresai: phans’ Court of Le en County aforesaid yeiueed Saturday.the 10th day of March, | r he final settlement and distribution of the personal estate of said deceased, and of the assets in hand, as far as the same have been collected and turned into when and where all the creditorsani heirs are notified t nd, (at the Or- phans’ Court of Washingten County aforesaid.) with their clai roperly vouched, or they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit in said Geceased der be pabli E id day. high est—Z.. U. ROBBINS fe 22-law3w* Register of Wills, 5193 2088 D. EDMOND @ Co., 5 13 513 7th street. between D and KE, BATIONAL INTELLIGENCER BUILDING, DEALERS IN BUILDEB’S, BLACKSMITH’S, HOUSKHOLD ST ae and CUTLERY, Gut and it Nails, Spikes, Horse-shoes ané Horse-shoe Nails, Rasps, Files, Springs, Axles, Axlotrees, Nuts and Washers, Anvils, Vices, Shovels, Pic , Axes, Eops, Glue, Split Cane for chair bottoms, all of which we offer at 4 . MILLER. 03 TICB OF THE PE. Rie ganna see ov paz rzace, 7 id res) businges, such as Oaths. Leases, Og e Lg me Be and’ Tenant Notieoe, £o,, Bo" Legal edvice given in sil ina branches. me Parti attention poe to the collection o cea eektiios te * 80 26-4 LATHS!!1 Sit LATBS! Lari ee REDUCED. br rd 250 900 prime Baugor LATHS, which we ow ice . wi ARL a the compe AnD OL ARM & 00. mitw Lumber Dealers, Navy Yard. ERLANGT—Kin Madchen als Thochin, und AA Heusarbeit, und ein Madchen fur Hausar- M. WILLIAN fe 28 6t 336 Pennsylvania avenue. rT. Pow. Orarx.) {Tuos. B. Oxoss, Jz. T. EDW. CLARK & CO.. N LUMBER DEALERS, Vir, avenue, bet: 9th and 10h streets, east, ° (near the U.S. Navy Yard,) a7-AL = Li IWays on hand a large Set UH Sine ot CORPORATION OF WASHING- N CITY BONDS forsale in sums W.G. METZEROTT & CO., 315 Pouns. avenus, $8,000 fo®-iw* KS RENT—A comfortable BRICK HOUSE on Market street. Georgetown. Rent cheap In- quire gs -H. TRUNNEL, $d and Frederick ste, m7-3t* GELLING OFF AT COST. ~ _ MAYFIELD & BROWN, . No. 121 Bridge street, Georgetown, Will, from this date, for fifteen days, offer for cash, their entire stock of STAPLE AND FANOY DRY G9ODs, at marked cost, for cash only. No more asked, No lesa taken. Goods booked will be charged at the regular prices. Ih 2-15t* MAYFIELD & BROWN. NEW SPRING GOODS AT MILLER’S NEW RY GOODS STORE, 101 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. €. Now epening a full stock of SPRING GOODS, mbracing Ladies’ Dress Goods in great variety, Housekeeping Dry Goods, Mons? and Boys’ west, Cleths for Sacks, Shawls, Skirts, White Good: Gloves, Hosiery, and Notions. These have been bought at reduced prices, and will be sold cheap. Motto—* Quick sales and short profits.” fe 28-Im* BENJAMIN MILLER. REPeciNG STOCK, Desirous of reducing our large Stock of CABINET FURNITURE, we have determined, from this date, to sell our customers, and the public g lly, as & od bargains as can be purchased elsewhere. We jo not Ci at cost; but we dosay as low y other house will sell them in this District. Cail and ox- amine for yourselves, H.¥F. ZIMMERMAN & 0O., 0. 530 Seventh street, mh l-3w between Louisiana av. and B st. R OOFING. THOS. FAHEY, Southeast corner 10th street west and Canal FIRE and WATER P&OOF FELT, CEMENT and GRAVEL KOOFS put on in the very best manner, of the very best material, and at the shortest notice. at very moderate prices. Also, all kinds of BUILDING and COMPOSI- TION ROOFING MATERIALS on band, at the lowestprices, fe 27-3m IBEMEN’S INSURANCE GO. OF i INGTON AND GEORGETOWN, wasn OFFICE No. 1, over Bank of Washington, CHARTERED BY CONGRESS, 1837, CAPITA $200,000 SURPLUS $30,000 eal of all kinds insured for a year or loss ‘i Builders’ risks granted en the most favorable jerms. No charge for policies. "JAMES ADAMS. President, Hobert Whiter of Georgetown. nr m. Wilson,” rae theses Parker, John D. Barclay, Bichard Barry. Sam’l Redfern, Obes, W. B.B. Fi Clark, 5 ‘reuch, . Ed. And Rothwell, of Washington. The Directors in paler are authorized "by street, mh 9 6t* Fe SALE OR RENT—A new FRAME HOUSE, situated on Satrect north, between Sth street and New Jersey avenue. The rent will be moder- ate toa punctual tenant. HOUSE aud LOT on the corner of B 2 per month, for sale. nd 3d strects south Ter v mh 9-6t corner 4's street and Peon. ave, (Chron. and Intel. copy.] [698 BENT—a hrst class BRICK DWELLING HOUSE on G street, second door from 15th st. near the State Department, containing 12 rooms, with closets and pantries all through the house, and alarge collar; water at the kitchen door, a pure spring in the rearofthe lot Gasall coroegh the house. Inquire of D . GARDNER, 460 New York ave., nesr 15th street. fe 23-tf EF! RNISHED BOO FOR RENT Peon. avenue, between 4', and 6th str ms-tt Fo RENT—A small HOUSE. with four rooms, Apply toJOSEPH ASHTON, 23d street, bet. M and N streets north. m * . Wand 7th streets, No. 400. Apply on the prem- ises, SSS ee all Foe RE Anew FRAME HOUSS, on 3d st. east, betweeu K and L streets north ms 3t* J. KIRK WOOD. 476 oe AUK OR TO LET—A very ient DWELLING, on Wth street east, between B and C north, and convenient to either Navy Yard er Capitol. ‘Apply on premises. m83tt OUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—House ina desirable part of thé city. Rent of house very moderate. For particulars ad- dress Box 432 City Post Oftice. m8-3t_ OUSE FOR RENT—First Ward, 19th st_, bet. Band E, anew Frame HUUSE, containing § rooms, pleasantly situated. Inquire of J. THOMP- SON. m3-3t* (BEAT BARGAIN “RESTAURANT for sale ¥ for asmall amount of 2125. and House for rent for only $1¥ per meuth,c F Suit- able for a Grocery Possession given immediately, he owner is leaving the city. Great bargain if applied for soon. Inquire at the Star office, m3 $t* [COE RENT—At the corner of 24 and Frederick streets.in Georgetown, D..,six four-story BRICK HOUSES. just finished in the best man- ner. These houses have nine good-sized rooms each, water in the kitchen, and gas fixtures in every room. and fitted up in the most convenient manner for a medium-sized family, These houses are situated in one of the most desirable locations in the town for dwellings. For terms. &. to JOSEPH LIBBEY, No, 27 Water “9 i m iniug five room: An assorted Stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, SHOES, &c., in the delightful town of Leesburg, Va, The perty wishing to sell is now doing a profita- ble business of $50.0Wa year. The present stock on hand ts from §7.0to $8.00. The dwelling and storeroom can be rented on reasonable terms by the purchaser. No charge made for good will, &c. Fe ‘ther particulars apply tc For further part AGETT & SWRENY, Purchase and Sale Bureaa, m8-6t* No.4 Market Space, second floor. PARLOR, BACK PAKLOR AND BED kOOM ep first floor for rent, suitable for housekesp- ing. 377 i3thst.,nearTst. _ m7 3tt UR RENT—A small HOUSH—«ix rooms—fur Bohn 0. 59% H street. between 4ch and Sth th. Rent moderate, m D*® G STORE FOR SALE-One of th stores in the city, well stocked, good and dcing a fair business. Good reasons for soll? ing. Address APOTHEOABY, City P 0, m7 3° Foe RENT—A large BRICK HOUSE. No 72 Bridge st., containing 11 rooms, cellar, gas and water on the premises. Inquire of M. EF. MO BAN, No. 52 Bridge st m7 test ocation, ‘0 LET—Three FRAME HOUS rooms each,on F street, corner 22d st. Ren $22 per month. in advance. Apply to H. 0. HOUD, 35 Pa avenn mh 7-6" PLEASANT FRONT RUOM, suitabic to ac- £1 commodate one or two sinzgie_ gentlemen, with Board. can be obtained at No. 476 Maryiand ay., between 4?2 and 6th m7-3i" Fo, SALB—HOUSE and LUT, No. 325 lth st., bet. Mand N. House contains 5 rooms. Pos- session given immediately. Terms easy. Inquire on Sho preuince before 9a. m. ant after 4p. m. m it FF OR EADE-4 good Ioeation for Iusiacsa_ pur. poses, or fer a private residence, LO'f 10, synare 434, on N etreet north, bet. 7th and ath sts. west, oprosite Catholic Chureh. ©. N- THOM. No. 233 mi7-lw G streot west, or Ne. 30 Penna, Fer RENT—A new FRAME HUUSE. with six rooms, (can be nsed as a store.) on =e eet, two doors from the avenue. Inquire 12 rket Space, between Sth and 9th streets, (Pennsylvania avenue.) mh 7-3t <] OASH.—FOR SALE—A nice small §& 1 0 0 two-story BRIUK HOUSE, 4 rooms and summer kitchen, on 17th street. between K and L streets. Price $2,200. A long term will be given fer the balance. Inquire V, BOUX, 331, corner H and 15th . mh7-6t" 23.91x rooms each. Ap 20 permonth. mb 6-6t* OR SALE—Beantiful LRICK HOUS) 0. 62 Ohio avenue. For rent. FRAME COTTAGE, front and back garden: No. 533 10th street, Island. Also, desirable FLOOR. Inquire 499 K street north, between 4th and Sth. wh5-im* FOE BENT That dine inree HOUSE, No. 367, on Pennsylvania avenne, between 43 and 6th streets, known as Murray's Hotel. Apply to Dr. THOMPSON, No. 34% 9ib street, corner of Mas- “busetis averuc. mh £-6t* FOE SALE—a new FRAME HOUSE, situated on 12th street, near Marvinnd avenue. $200 cash; balance 322 per FRANCIS HAUPTMAN, al Pennaylvania avenue. ro SALE—A tw ry south west corner ot 0 FRAME HOUSE, on and N sts., containing bie and car- Apply on the m 6 e06t™ Fo SALE—On 12th street, between D apd K streets. Island, No. 601,a GEOCEKY STORE, with Good Will. m 3-6t* OR BENT—A three-story BRICK HOU No. 065 9th street. Island, between D and E streets. Apply to 0. B. BAKER, at the Star Of- fice. mh 3-tf OR RENT—A three-story DRIOK HOUSE, No. 78. on the north it given cn Ist, BARRETT, No. 109 Green «t. m? 6t* ‘OR RENT—The STORE and HOUSE 243 Pa. avenue. For Sale—¢ Counters, Shelving, and Drawers; 1 Desk; 2 elegant Show ver- mounted wing Machines; 4 Figures; 1 large French Plated Mirror; City License;1 Awning; large Carpet and Cloak Rack. m 3-6t* 0 LET—The DWELLING and STOREROOM near the southeast corner of 4+ street and Pa, ue. The house has just been rebuilt, and con- six rooms, with a back building anda fine to. caleu for any kind of business, Possession will be given on or about the 16th inst For iculars apply at the hardware store, No. 123 Bridge street, Georgetown. mh 3.e09t* <TRAL HALL, C* Sather Pennsy!vanis av. and 1ith street, Over Nagle’s Auction Booms. For rent by the day, week, or month, fer Gon- certs, Lectures, Balls, &c. _— is — ee = specious, a the ny jan 31th PPIY 0” the PromisNAGLE & 00. 7E HAVE SEVERAL NICE HOUSES FOR W RENT—Furnished or unfurnished, in the city and Georgetown owNMAN & GREEN, aves, | si = ann ls renew policies and take risksin fe 13.tf 18 Intelligencer Building. ; YOR E—A two story FRAME HOUSE, 508 FRENCH JUVENILE BOOKS—Mille more and Ghio Bailroad, suitable for any business. goa Rare: Ma Tain Beanne: Print reator-Age; | A2@Ue Win: ssw H pee By : nl = “story BRIOK HOUSE with bee: ise Pe dite pa Botistes Petes vols: Fvrangi Building ie the fears and yocant lot aa Contes Vrais; Les Delices de la Vertu. ge 3 ¥e voit Imported by” “FEANOK TAYLOR. Bang utifally, situated fore fine Prue, 208 SHL8 Per hgstngs west see ee Chickering. with Cover and Staci. An REA ee Se to 292 F atreot, between 13th aud 14th ets. atrest went, The promises bu occupied for an ears. stand for FO SAL X—One email sised SUGAR MILL, in | busines by Bre, Bovaus. Apply to THOMAS P, good order, for sale ite & PRRRIB’S SIMPSON. No. 4 Louistans avenue. jan % tf nS TTT COR and ath strooks. GPRING STYLES FOR GENTLEMEN, Ls. he Dur fink? ce nna coartat nine No. 486 ont con OUR OWN IMPORTATIONS. ja%-6w" doors above Odd Follows’ Hail. ei Gua ‘0 PERSONS BROURING 10K. OLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS. Gs iraecimrstgeat giwsape. | Eran ean aestonmentrss «| e eo ar . wi is wIGALTS Rindling and ove Wowa Otdce, | make to ode! ites teseertice: icone SEE hone Avene. between Lith and 12th | LL, ee res orat foot of 17th et iw] | fo 8 awit Bre. AUCTION SALES. (For other Auction Salrs se fourta page} ¥ WM. B, LEWIs & CO. Auctioncers, B 5 307 Peamayivente avenue. TO MORROW, (Sat ‘clock Auction Store. we shall sell’ lates Seek getr 6 new ond accord nant Clathing, oot Lot of Pawnh: a pets, Bed Clothing and Fursttares bccn It W.B LEWI B™ NAGLE & CO., Auctioncers. Sales-reoms No. 267 Pennsyivania avenne, corner of Lith street, Nagle & Oo. wilt e their ltt iearuuceenris eerena stimaen the residence of families declining hoasekeoping. or. chandive of every descriptions Heceses Onett ndiee o esc i. Ores, i — decl-iy SATURDAY, March 10th, jarness. at 10 o'clock. at our salesreoms, Household Farni- a - Bureaus, Looking Cane-reat Chairs, Washstands. Tables, Bedsteads, Matwosess, &e. Lso. A large invoice of fine Wines. Liquors. Teas, Joffee,. Pepper, Starch, Soap, Candles, Brooms, Pails, an c. Can Goods, &o it NAGLE & 0O., Aucts, AUCTION SALB or CHOICE OLD WINES. LIQUORS Will be sola by Nagle & © TUFSPBAY, March 13h. 135, o'clock. at 24 Pern avenue, between 12th ai Sth streets The Sntire stock of Wines and Liquors in wood and clans. Also, about 20 000 choice brands of Segars. Also, Five Years Lease of Store Sale without reserve, as the proprietor is re- tiring from business. mh 7- NAGLE & ©O., Ancts. B® W. B. LEWIS & CO. Anctioneors. No. 307 Pennsylvania ave: CLOSING OUT SALEOF DEY @00DS AT AUC- ON MONDAY NEXT. March 12, at 10 o'clock, at our Auction Store. we shall close ont the balance of ir. 6 Semetes’s stock, embracing a general as- Ladies Silk Gloaks, Dress Goeds Hosieriea, Li Bh Ribbons, Flowers Ae me W.B. LEWIS &00., Ancts. BY D. L. WELLS & CO., Auctioneers. ann SRG ARS Auctioneers, on i We will sell, auction, on MONDAY, March 12th. m.,on the premises, at 246 Pennsy , between 12th and 13th streets. all t entire lot of Household Furniture, cousietin nae extra Brussels and Ingrain Is0,"Beda, Bedsteads, and_ Bedding. TS and ‘Sofas Crockery Ware, Stoves, and Kitchon Utensils. and everything comprising a general assortment of Household Furniture Alao, two very pice Show Cares. together with Miittners Seok and Fixtures. m 9 2t D. L. WELLS & 00 , Aucts. Y W. L. WALL & O0., Auctioncers, LOT IN FIBST WARD AT AUCTION, On THURSDAY AFTEBNOON, March 15, até o'clock, w Mesell, infront «f the premises, Lot No. 2,in Square No 70, fronting70 feet on M street, near the corner of New Hampshire avenue, be tween 21st and 22d streets, centaining 8.570 sjuare feet. Terms cash, m9 W. L. WALL & ©O., Avets, B* JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. SALE OF FURNITURE AT 485 TENTH ST. BETWEEN Pee cknRe AND E, OVER CALLANS TUES DAY MORNING. March 13th, commenci st 10 o'clock, we shall seil, at the above place, the Furniture therein: Mahogany H, ©. Sofa and Chairs Walnut Table and Reception Chairs Cottage Chamber Furniture Werdrobe, Bedsteads and Bureaus Hair snd Shurk Mattresses Feather Bolsters and Pillows, Bedding Carpet. Matting, and Oil Cloth Toilet Ware Wirdow Shades, Mantle Ornaments Wood and Oeal Chamber Stoves Cooking Stove and Kitchen Requisites Crockery and Glass Ware, &c *m 9-d JAS. C.McGUIRE & O0., Ancts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE HOCSES AND LOTS, SLTUATED AND FRUNTING ON BNNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND East On THURSDAY, the 8th day of March, 13%, I nh: fe ‘at 4 o'clock >. on the “first named property, by of trust to the subscriber, 4 ay of agust. eighteen hundred and sixty duly resorded in Liber NC. T., Ne. —, fol 438, 439, 440 , &c., one of the land records for the connty of Washington, in the Dis- trict of Columbia. to wit: Lot numbered B, in the subdivision of part of sqnare numbered seven hundred and thirty-one (731,) with the imprevements. Said lot fronting 23 feet on Pennsylvania avenue, and 82 feet deep. The above property is on the south side of Pennsylva- nia avenue, between ist street east and public space Terms: One-half cash; the balance in six, twelve and e'gateea months, the purchaser or purchasers te give notesfor the deferred payments, beariug interest from the day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust takea, to secure the payment of the notes. All conveyance at the cost of purchasers, inclu- ding revenue — $100 will be reunired paid down when the prop- erty is knocked off, and if not complied with, the Property will then and there put up again, and to! do the next highest bidder. the whole terms are noteomplied with in ten days after day of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to re sell the property. by advertising the same three times in the Evening Star. JOHN BR. ELVANS, Trustee, felt-eotds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B7 THE ABOVE SALE OF LOT B, IN THE ifvision of Part of 78}. with the improvements, is postpened until WEDNESDAY, the lsth inst., same boar and place By order of the Trustee mh 9 eodds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anucts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, LEASE, GOOD WILL, BAR, BAR FIXTURES RANGES. AND FURNITURE, AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, the 12th instant, at 10 o'clock a. m.. we shail sell, on the premises, at Nos 247 and 249 Pennsylvai o between 12th and 13th streets, south Counter, Oyster Bi Pecapters. Glassware Steel pl Engravi' i.. commencini virtue of a dee ing date the 3a di xe: Fine Oval Frame Mirror. Chandeliers, Marble-top Tables. Stoves, Table Linen, Sheets and Omses Marble top Dressing Bureaus, Washstands, and Bedeteads Cottage Bedsteads, Mattresses, Bureaus, Ranges, Oilcloth, Stair Rods, and Kitchen Bequisites All to be seld without reserve, Terme cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. mbsd AUCTION SALES. Otel __Fataa APTERKNOUN AND TU-MORBOW, B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austionsers, TASTE NSIS ers TYP NG ON G8 TWKMM SIXTH AND 81 ee, irs WM W. Moca) ‘Trastes fem-cokds GREENS WILLIAMS, Anete. B* GREENS & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. SALE OF VALUADLE IMPROVED Provan TY ON NEW ii r tuatio AUCTION =? SHIRE AVENGER at On FRIDAY. the oth. St 4 o'clock sell, in front of the pram: oe This lot has eon subdivided wet fy a4 four two story frame dwellings wash ere Frome, and ie vaste om New Hiampekire avenge t nor streets, near Morg: ay a a half cash; bal a ‘erme e , dalancein si a, for notes bearing interest from day's "A decd givon and a deed of trust taken. All conveyancing revenue stampé, at the cost of the pu’ be paid down whee rchasers. $50 will be reqnired to each hovee is Knocked off. Title indisputable. _ms-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT PUB- © AUCTION. On FRIDAY, the oth instant. at 5 o'clock p. wesball sell in front ef the premises, Let i. SS a of orginal Lots 13, 4, and 15. in Square 558, having « feet, rupning back % feet. Peta! This lot is situated at the southeast corner of 34 street weetand north F street Terms: Half cash; the balance iné months, for a note bearing interest from day of sale, secured by a deed of trust on the promises All conveyancing and revenue stampe at the cost of the purchaser. mb 7 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Bre W. BOTELER, Auctioneor, LARGE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR He HOLD FUBNITUKE AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY MORNING, March 10th, at g’clock. 1 shall sell at my Auctien Room, No. 3 D sirect, between lth and lth. the Effects of aaiy declining housekeeping, consisting in part of. viz: ite, covered with Brocatel’ ‘ant solid Walnut Chamber Sets, with to 2 gt hirror oot pel mad me russel ree ply anc Ingrain Car; P Sets Marblo-top bles * Cottage Chamber Reception Chairs Walnut Sofas, Arm a Gilt-frame Mirrors, Engravings Frecer Hair and other Mattresses Tall Oilcloths, Window Curtains and Shades u ixtures. Blankets, Comforts and Sheets Chi @reckery Cook Stove, Cooking Requisites, tc. The Cabinet Furniture embraced in this sale is of very superior quality. and worthy (he attention of those wanting handsome and durable articies, Terms cash _mh 3d ©. W. BOTELER, Jr., Auct. 98 Le bet. Stfand 10th sts. SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, fc. &c. @n SATURDAY MORNING, March 10th, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at the Bazaar,a number of Saddle. Carriage,and Work Horses. A full cription at sale comprising about FIFTY HORSES. Among which is some good Work, Saddle, and Har- ness Horses. : ALSO, A pairof brown Match Carriage Horses, vein Harness, o —_— p Copstage A large collection of New’ and Seeond-hend Bug- glee. Ex chaways, Carriages, Wagons, amd eth- © cl One Hack and one Coupes in good order. so, New and Second-hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages, &c., at private sale. Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and ays. Carriages and Harness always on eale. m7a W.L. WALL & O0., Ancts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. PIANOFORTE, HOUSEHOLD F ‘RE, AUCTION. — c.. A On SATURDAY. the 10th instant, at Roriek am of 7th and our Auction Booms, corne! e shallsell a good lot of Furniture, be- — ing to a gentleman about leaving the city, One Pisnoferte, one Silk Damask-covered Parlor : Que French Plate Mm One Fandseme Walnut Bedetend Tem ng Burean and Wardrobe, all to match Pinetaste cn Stes itn ne Marbie- De at Walnut Dining Tatler” 5 Chairs. Lounges, Oeok Stove, &c. Purchasers will find it to their siventoa toat- peg = sale, as the Furniture is of supe- or qi ‘Terme cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS, m 8-2t (Intel) Aoctioneers posnic SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Will be sold, on SATURDAY, the 10th inst. | the premises. at public auction, a small RARM. sixty-eight acres, (the estate ef the late 2 Shreve. aecensed,) situated mile from 2} Cross Boads, in the county of Alexandria, State Virginia, 3}, miles from p Shictahag ee lands of thern. Land in of oulti- vation. containing a dwelling house and necessary out-buildings Terms: Unc-third in cash; balance in three oxcel instalments. = al Y CROWN, WALKER & 00., Auctioneers. . LEASEHOLD PROPERTY AT AUCTION. We will sell, on SATUBDAY. March ‘erms b. m2" CROWN, WALKER & 00., Ancts. BY Ww. L. WALLA CO. Auctioneers LOT ON SEVENTH STREET. NEAR THE PABK. AT AUCTION. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, March 12, com- mencing at ¢ o'clock. we will sell. on the premises, Lot No. 12. in Wiltberger’s sulxlivision of square 44), fronting 25 feet _on the east siae of 7th street north and the (ity Railway. and running back 120 feet, between R and 8 streets Terms: One-balf cash; balance in six and twelve months, bearing interest, and secared by a deed of trust’on the premises mi-d W. L. WALL & ©O., Aucts. BY J. ©, McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers, TRUSTEF’S SALE OF FRAME STABLE AND LOT ON N 8T.. BE EEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH. Under and by virtue of a deed of trast from J: Bush and wite peering date on October 2st. 1353 and recorded in Liber N.C. T., No. 16, folio 179, et. seq., one of the land records of the Distriet of Vol ombia. the undersigned as trustee, acting on the of the holder of promissory notes secured a by the said deed of trust, now overdue and unpaid, will offer for sale, at public auction, on Mareh 4 1856. at 44s o'clock p. m.,in front of the premises, all that part of lot No. 4,in Square No. 211, ia the cit of Washington, in the District of Colnmbia, feet, thence east 28 feet, and thence south 149 feet to the place of beginning, with the improvements thereen, consisting of one Frame Stable. Tern.s of sale ~ Ove-third +f the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the residue in two equal in- stalments, with fnterest. at six and twelve monthe; from the day of sale, for which the purchaser's Dotes. secured by a deed of truston the premises sold. will be required. All conver ancing and revenue stamps at the cost OA tae torsee of eae shall not be ed with the terms of sale com within one week from the day of sale, oma reserves the right to re sell thesaid premises at the risk and cost of the first parchasoron giving one weeks notice or Sam Foeee © ee i in some news| iT pul t) 2 ect ing- ton pare HUMAS J. YERS Treaee fe 24 eo2wd O. MCGUIRE & UO., Ancts. ABGE sal. ONDEMNED QUARTER- y MASTER'S STORES. hd Chief Quartermaster’sOfiice, Depot of Warheneeee Washington, D. C., March Willbe sold at public auction, at Lincoln De- a ee cas wetes the Lan ug revet Lien tenant jonel . Tompkins. Q. M.,on TUESDAY, March 27. 180_at 10'clack &. large lot of Condemned QUARTEBMAS- TER’S STORES. consisting of— Chairs, Deeks. Printing Press and Type, Blan- kets, Bridles. Chains, Horse and) Wagon Covers Wagun Wheels. Hoke snd Bodies, Drag Mill Am . Hn es, vils, Fire Bender, Portable Forges. Smiths’ Bel- lows, Planes, Baws, Canld: 1.300 Ibs. Scrap Cast Iron. 45 53 lbs PST Tron, 30 06 n Tire, 1.436 Ibs Sorap Leather, on, 1,630 High 000 Ibs. Scrap Steel, 45 lbs. inc, 25 Ambulances. 1 Bu, 3 Slop Bogey, 25 ‘Wagons, 10 two horse 8) Wagons. 2 fonr horse © ing Wagons ios Wrest: ne es The thc will be continued from day today until cae Or sme must be removed within five days must from date of sale. funds. Terms—Cash tn Govern TOK ER, Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief m8 16t Depot ; be hed in say quantities at the Pywe can tie 3 ra B* J.C. McGUIRE & GO., Auctionsers, SALE RY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS’ JJ a 3 BY THE BT OF & 2 : z . s z Pt - £ 3 see rt rovements, consisting of a snug two-story jonse, containing 4 reome. Terms. as prescribed by the decree : cash; (of which $50 must be deposited sale.) balance in six menths from which a nete is to be given Seertes day cs sale, and secured by deed premises. Conveyancing and star at purchaser's cost. eee E CAMMACK. S.. Guardian, J IRE & ©O., Aucts. i &5 aff iE if ei ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctionsers. USTEE’S FALE OF IMPROVED REAL TRIE SALe FRONTING ON ao tae 4 DNESDAY, the léth day of lock 1 on at 4 o'clock. p.m. virtue @! in the on County. District of Columbia. Liver B oe Yolion 28.204, and 2%, Lot No. inare 738. fronting 8 feet on Sonth A street, ram- wing back a good depth to fine alleys, with the provements. he property will be sold according to the *Kerme: Ove fourth soe in 6,12 and 18 2 * 5 months for notes bearing foterest bra of trast on the premises. ¥ J. C. McGDIBE & ©O., Auctionsers. COMMISSIONERS SALE-TWO BU! com Waer EZ BUILDING ‘ou! a passed