Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1866, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS, &c . TO-NIGHT. Bifoent opera, «Les Huguenots,” will Lem au seated with an admirabie cast, embracing Hit ger. Johannsen, Naddie, Dzutba, Formes, , bat by no means least, Hermann, in hs fine impersonation of the uenot here, “Marcel.” Inci- 1,a ballet by Mies Theresa Pieennezzi, and staunch old H dental to the o Wood, Usrrarnian Crrecen Hi. Hepworth. this -A lecture by Rev. ewed t New England pulpit.” Pacers we, corner of 11th and H streets — vair 1 to progress in the tectnre reomef th nd the ladies are indefatigable in their efforts to make visitors e ch at vot regret a visit, | flourishes, and a geodly joy the varied eutertainments preeented at that place every evening. This eve “idiot Witness,’ Convicts Retribu- &e. Ea tn oa ¢ Sanvorn Bi ARY.—Yesterday af- ». Superintendent Richards had before Whiam Edmonston, Abraham Myers, Dunbar, and Mary Blake, who bad been sted by Detectives Keliy and Bigley—the new the charge of being the parties who Febbed tue store of Mrs. Sanford, on Pa. ave., near orb, ¢ of a number of bon- Miller appeared for Edmonston and Mary Blake. Edmonston’'s case was first takea mp, and it was testified tbat be had ove of the bonnets, and asked Eliza Roux, #tias Fanny Cele, to put it away for him. | Bliza saw Mary Biake with some of the bonnets the next day, and asked witness to buy one, but she ref + Suspecting it was steien. Mr. Thomas Taylor testified that he had bovght a bonnet from Edmonston, which be gave to his wife. Ellen Smith testified that Fadmonsion offered to sell her bonnet, but Previously she bad seen two men, which she recognized as Dunbar and Myers, offering bonnets for sale. Mary Harrison, colored. testified to the same eifect. The Superintendent dismissed the case of larceny against Ec¢monston, but he was im- mediaiely rearrested by the Detectives, and be d to bail for a farther hearing, to answer the ebarge of purchasing goods known to haye been stolen. The ease of Mary Blake was called, when Eliza Roux testified that Mary had shown her one of the bonnets, and stated she had bought it from Edmonston, and she intended to seil it to a girl who was going away; but she after- wards sold itto & woman named Nelly. De- tective Bigley testified that on receiving infor- mation he procured a search warrant, aud searchin the house of the acensed he found a bonnet answering the description of one of those stolen. Mary gave bail for a further hearing. Jobn —— was then called, when Ellen Smith and Mary Harrison testified to having seen bim and another party with several bon. bets on the street, and detective Bigiey testified that he did not deny having had the bonnets. The Superintendent committed him for a far- ther hearing. — — W asnrnotox City Stxpay Scnoor Uyron. The officers and teachers of the Sunday Schools Of this city held the: regular monthly meeting at the Foundry M. E. Courch on Monday eve- ning. The various schoels were represented by delegates of officers and teachers as fol- lows :—Foundry, 16: E-street Baptist, 1; Fourth Presbyterian, i; Wesley Chapel, 6; Young Men's Chnstian ociation Missions, 1; Mc- Kendree Chape St. Paul's English Luthe- ran, 6; First Baptist, 5; New York avenue Presbyterian, 2. A large number of the older scholars of the schools were also present, and, with visitors, filled the house. A novel and interesting feature in the exer- cises of the evening was the public instruction of a class of scholars by the secretary of the Union upon the subject of the « Transfigura- tion.” Resolutions passed by the Maryland State Sunday School Con veniier, at the annual ses- sion in Baltimore in December last, inviting the District of Columbia Sunday schools to unite with them in their conventions hereafter to be held, by sending delegates to the same, were presented by the Rev. G. Owens, Gen- eral State Agent of the Maryland Sunday School Association, with appropriate remarks, und the mvitation of the association was ac- cepted. Notice was given that at the next meeting a Motion would be made to organize the Union more fully <: the election of a President and Treasurer. It was announced also that a class would then be publicly instructed by Mr. Richards, of the Pcccel Baptist Church, to il- Justrate the method followed in that school. Upon the invitation of the pastor of the First Baptist Church, (13th street.) it was resolved that the next monthly meeting of the Union be held there. i Deats or Captain CrowLey.—The many friends of Captain Samuel T. Crowley, 4th U S. Infantry, in this city, will regret ‘to learn that on Saturday last he died at Fort Niagara, near Buffalo, New York, (where he was sta- tioned) from a disease of the liver. Captain Crowley was well and favorably snown in the army, and in this city where his arents reside. In 1561 when the Washington Zouaves were organized he was chosen second Lieutenant and beld that position during the time the Iamented Ellsworth commanded the organization. When the latter left Washington for New York to organize the “Fire Zouaves” the First Lieutenant, Jonn T. Powell, took the ition ef Captain and Mr. Crowley that of First Lieutenant, in which he served in the memorable *three months campaign.” After the Zouaves were discharged from service Captain Crowley received an appointment as Second Lieutenant in the 4th U.S. Intantry and served with that regiment throughont the ‘War, receiving at the battle of the Wiiderness ® wound in the arm from which he never entirely recovered. For his bravery on the field he was promoted to a First Lieutenancy and subsequently brevetted a Captam, which position he held at bis death. He was a son of Mr. Patrick Crowley of this city. His remains have been brought to this city and his funeral will take place this after- noon. —__e——_— ASSAULTING ONE OF THE DtIPLoMaTI® Corrs.—On the 7th instant, John Hartnett, a soldier of the Sth regular cavalry, went to the residence of J. Hume Burnley, first secretary of the British Legation, on street, in the First Ward, and demanded admission, which was refused: and he knocked down the ser- vant, who was somewhat injured. Hartnett Was arrested by officer Campbell, of the Sec. ond Ward, but the party assaulted not appear- ing he was dismissed by Justice Morsell with & fine of three dollars for disorderly conduct. Mr. Burnley was in York at the time. His wife, however, witnessed the affair, and it was made known to the State Department. Superintendent Richards was requested to examine the case. Officer Campbell, acting under the Supermtendent’s orders, yesterday arrested Hartnett, and he was confined at headquarters fora hearing. Hartnett alleges that he was so drank at the time that he knows nothing about the affair. eran cinisns Srectar PoLicemMen rc te Covnty—At Aspecial meeting yesterday of the Board of Metropolitan Police Commissioners, the fol- lowing gentlemen were appointed as special police for that portion of the county lying be- tween the Sixth Ward and Bladensburg:— Messrs. KR. T. Shillinglaw, W. J. Hickey, J. | Fenwick, E. P. Hickey, H C.M ney, EP. MeCeney, R.H. Burr, A.D. ¥. Barr, N. B. Brooks, T. Brooks, J. H. Brooks, W. Arnold, J. E. Peawick, J. F. Hickey and J. A. Jobus, These appointments, which include many ——_ citizens and property owners, have m made forthe purpose of apprehending and bringing to trial the numerous horse thieves and robbers. who have for a long time past been intesting the county, and committing all manner of depredatio Scaw Mao. —It is s that several weeks fince a Northern lady, whose husband has filled a prominent position in one of the De- artments.received a letter written by her hus- nd,and probably by mistake sent to her ad- dress, which aroused her suspicions, end she immediately started to this city when, with bnt little trouble, she ascertained that ber hus- bend had been living with one of the female clerks of the same Department. The wife pre- ferred charges agaist the guilty parties, and it is said that both of them have resigned their Positions. —_o—___. New BUIL_pInc AssocraTion.—At a meeting held in the First Ward last night, to organize a new Building Association, 500 shares of stock ‘were subscribed for, and the following officers elected —N. Callan, sr., president; S. FE. Doug. lass, vice president; J. B. Turton, treasurer; G, F. Kidwell, secretary; and Geo. R. Ha 4 G. W. Emerson, N. Cal. ae Trin, R.Good- irectors. sterday, detectives Kelly Wm. Dyans on the charge ng on the 18th of last bing it of 2060 worth of property. He is held rT hearing. ete nanos New Pastor —Rev. George F. Shreck, for- Merly 8 local minister holding his membership in MeKevdree Chapel, but recently in the ac- tive ministry in Baltimore, will enter on his Gutirs next Sunday as pastor ef Wesley Uhap- ei Mission, corner of 0th and S streets. ening, on “The umes | of his positicn as Se ‘Fed United States between five and nine hundred " iers, been in the employ fROV B&'S.—T his evening. M rbeer’s MAg- | Le gerssnrrarnarymie Magri of the United States trom two to three years, and some longer—and when they were dis- charged, they and all the loyal people rejoised, as also those who were generous enough to stay at home and not offer their noble forms as a target for rebel bullets and defense of their country. The soldiers were the true martyrs to principle and country, and not such as those as would like to make themselves appear to the public as such, as we judge from the fol- lowing card which appeared the Chronicle on Saat jast, viz: Sailemesed from Ofice —J.W. Hasbrouck, Sec- retary of the National Equal Suffrage Association, was yesterday discharged from the Treasury Department, where be has held a clerkship for the Inst yearandahalf” Now sir, why should this removal b> so prominently put before the public; is it because Secretary of this Association, or is it because of services rendered the Goy- | ermment in the field! 1 haye understood there was at the same time five other gentlemen in the same Bureau, abie and efficient clerks, who received simila: notices to Mr. H., and number of others in the different bureaus, many of whom hare been soldiers. What I object to is bringing before the pablic the notice of s single removal of a person known only to a small circle of acquaintances, and never did anything for his country, when it was in danger, that entitles him tobe re- tained in office, when there are thousands of competent men who hay- bared their bosoms to the enemy's bullet, deprived themselves and tamilhes of all the comforts of life aud went forth in defiance of country and principle, who are waiting and willing to devote their time and energy in any position they may be as- signed. “Whom the gods wish to destroy they first make mad.” Itis folly at this time, when the political cauldron is nearly boiling over, to at- tempt to add fuel to the flames—try to create a martyr, (asis intended by this notice of Mr H. in the Chronicle.) Removals are for two causes—first, incompetency and neglect of du- ty: second, nothing for them todo. I under- stand it is the intention of the Department to still further reduce the force; also of remodel- ing the different bureaus and retain only those found worthy and competent. 1t would bea zreat benefit to the Government and the coun- try if clerks who devote so much attention to political affairs and so little to the Govern- ment, were removed, and their places filled with qualified men, who have served their country either in the army or navy. In con- ‘lusion, let me say—Keep out of the Depart- ments all pol at clerks. Sotprer or ‘62. — FUNERAL.—Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Thos. Holiand, who died from injuries received by the explosion in the Navy Yard on Monday , was buried from his south, between 9th and 10th str burialservices were conducted by Re ¥. Leech, of the East Washington Met! Church, and the ce: i D * Union re conducted by Past 1 Richard Emmons. Washington with Heald’s Brass Band, was out in full, and quite a number ef officers and em- ployees of the yard aleo attended. foe U.S. Supreme Court, March 14.—No. Original docket. Ex parte. In the matt of A. H. Garland, petitioner. No.%. Uriginal docket. Ex parte. In the mat- ter of Robert H. Marr, of Louisiana, petition- er. The argument of these causes was com- menced by Mr. Magr, the petitioner in No. s, by Mr.Stanbery and Mr. Attorney General Speed in opposition to the petitioners, and by Mr. Keverdy Johnson for the petitioners. > ASSAULT.—Yesterday afternoon some diff culty took place between Peter Lynch and his sister-in-law, Fanny Riley, during which he strnck ber with his fist. Officer Clements, of the Sixth Ward, arrested Peter, ard Justice Cull beld him to bail for court. ~—— SENT TO WoORKHOUSE.—This morning, John Williams and John Rodgers, who were arrested as suspicions characters by detectives Bigley and Kelly, were committed to the workhouse by Justice Morsell for sixty days. CITY ITEMS. Covxyt Gvrowskrs Diary FROM 1863 TO 1563 ¢ advise all to purchase this intensely interesung volume, just published by W. H. & O. H. Morrison of this city, and sale by all the booksellers. a ee DoLtaR JEWELRY Store. —New and bean- tiful style of Jewelry, Silver Plated Ware and Fancy goods at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 45> Pa. ave.. third door trom 4% street. ie STRANGE, BUT TRvE.—That Corns. Banions, Bad Nai te., can be removed without pain. ‘Tobe convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 435 and 6th streets. —_—_o—__ Corns, unions, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon OCbiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- Vania avenue. between 45 and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from § a. m. to 5 p.m., and 6 to3 p. m. —_-—__ VALUABLE AND CONVENIENT. — “Brown's Bronchial Troches” are widely known as an ad- mirable remedy for Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Coughs, and other troubles of the Throat and Lungs. They are of great value for the pur- poses for which they are designed, while they are ark and pleasantly efficacions, they contain no hurtful ingredients, but may at ail times be used with perfect safety —Boston Re- corder. eo MARRIED, MELBOON—DUFFY. On Sunday, March Lith, Waite atthe residence of the Rev. Fathe » Mr JOHN A. MELDOON, of Oj innati, Ohio, to Miss M.A. DUFFY, of this ci i No cards. D, JOHNSON. On the lith inst.. at 3 o'clock p. m a'ter a leng and paintul illness, HENRY © JOHN: SON, son of Jas. H. Anna Johnson, aged 20 years. Dearest Henry thou hast left us, We thy loss most Sconty feel; But ’tis God that hast bereft us, 7 He can al! our sorrowsjheal. nd ARRY. Aster a long and painful illness, JAMES BABBY, aged 64 years, native of Lim: erick, Ireland. His friends are requested to attend his funeral from hia late residence, No. 93 A street south, Capitol Bill, on to-morrow, (Friday,) the 16th instant Soclock p.m. ee GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS s LLING OFF AT COST. . MAYFIELD & BROWN, . No. 121 Bridge street, Georgetown, Will, from this date, for fifteen days, oiler for cash, their entire stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, at marked cost, for cash only. No more asked. No less taken. Secda booked will be charged at the regular P . _th 2-15t* MAYFIELD & BROWN. ANTS. Ww W4XNIED—A frst-c ass MILCINER, Ci ers 336 Ponna.s \WVAN1ED—A No.1 108 CREAM MAKER. rer to hel ak ice cream Ap JOS BR LD" feoti FOR SALE AND RENT. large double BRICK titemrea nt the cotter of Now Jersey BARRY FoR outsiae costars Fe: BEET—F piy to J. L. 80 mm ho St" ANT ED_A SITUA (TON as house girl. to do > mie SALE—A wil known old stand tMsORee ms ieee RANE HOUSE on Mass. HNGIDER, 330 Mass. avenue. rs. Apply at VW ANTED=A respectable YOUTH, in agrocery port lis parents preferred. ‘Address ¥- 6 Star oF fice, ue store on the Isiaud. One that can Fir house ROOMS FOR RENT— housekes, Hi street, Letween rs. a, Teh and othe o ck from OMS WANTED—Two or three ROOMS, fur- viched «r unfurnished. suttable for bouse- keeping. Address P_@ Box 1,146, stating terme anu jo ntion, wan TED—Two or three taroished or wafar- bet nisthed ROUMS. first floor pr tween bth and Isth streets and sireet. Address, stating terms, Star office Vv )ASTRU—A smart SEAMSTRESS, acc tomed to making child:en’s clothing, ani w! is a first-rate ‘ator on Wheeler & Wilson Machine to sew W.E CHANDURYE, Vermont avenus. betweou and N, near Mth, Frame Cottageinayard. 1t* \ 7 ANTED—A cheap LOT or LOTS for cash, U4 located ketween Ist and 16th streets west, au between K street north and north Bonn giving number and size ef lot and square rice per square foot, with guaranteed title. Ad- eae" Aus Fetary : ress TIN, Secretary N.A tion, Washington City. BO. SALA OR RENT—A n ingeee HOUSE, contein- aseage, om ilth, betw ‘Kt door, or at + Corner lith and K st: oR SALE OK RENTS rom four eleve ‘2 uth. Also. desirably APRETMERPS ree ww me inguire 499 K street north, pay ral HOUSES. wi 1k RENT—A Si ORK, with rooms attached, with fixtures complete Also, uacxpired term o! Inquire at 310 ‘ew weeks in a private Koei A grocery. 6. Will be sold c Asth st ,or of JOHN ©, SHAFER, Leathor Deal: D st, near 9th. SALE OB RE ROVISION STORE. A z0o4 be sold chenp if applied for suon. of seven rooms and celiar for r nt, tothe Departments. 'NT—A small GROC ANTED—Wo want all the HOUSES ¥ get, Marge or «mall, furnished er unfurnished. for first class families; and two for members 0 Cong:ess immediately, co : D.L. WELL! corner 13th and F streets, m 15-tf over White’s store, sD rae FOR SALE—A good FARM, of 22 acres. th Honse built in modern style; neat and commedious Tenant House, Stable, Carriage Houss, Corn Orit, &c., all in vorth of Washington. repair. three miles VO fruit troes, &. WELLS & OO, Corner 13th and F streets. WANSTED—A first-class BARBER One who can bring good references. Apply at 324 EB eaten wages given. mit BE. ALLIOT. ANTED—A MILLINER. None but an expe- i Trimmer need call, SHEIMER'S, No 605 Garrison mh 14-3t* rienced hand and No Apply at S. WOLFSH street, Navy Yard. ANTEP—Two YOUNG LADIES to learn tho BORDE’ Millinery Business. at Madam F mb 14-2t* the age of 18 years; one that has jn busi- ners before. Must bring reference. Apply imme- Gistely at G47 7th street, Island. m 14 3t” ANTED-—To rent. by a punctual and carefal offour or ituated between 6th and 17th streets, tenant. asmall FRAME HOUSE, five rooms. and N street aud Péuna ave. Apply to GQ9EORGE JOHNSON, at the Star Office. m9 ilw N ENGINEER WANTED to yun the canal steamer G. 6 Washington. to Capt. eorg Bly JOHN MOORE, Dunbarton st,,No. 4 » George- town. Apply soon. m 8-6t N_EXPEBIENCED COOK WISHES A SIT- UATION in @ private family or restaurant. Callon Mr. NEAL, Lith street, No 313. mbs5 WaAdstTED- A WHITE WOMAN as cook ina smal) family. Apply between ll a m. and 1 0. SSS 19th emt, neat felt ® m., February 2th, at small FARM near the city. Will give ® $4,000 cash D. L! WELLS & CO Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, corner 13th aud F sts., over White's store. fe 10 1m &5.000 Wanted to bny for $5,000 Second handed CLOTHING of all descrip- tions for which a fair price will Le paid, 485 7th, corner E street. Jan 19-3m* ANTED! WANTED!! WANTED II! Ww GENTLEMEN. LADIES, FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to engage in an easy, light and Profitable business, where a small ontlay'is only re- quired, and where those engagi: gin the ame can mmence af on to call at WM. PR sping Depot, 381 F street, and bé tau, method of Stampiug.so simple that a child can at once undertake any job. S8eing the only practical Stamper here, we can furnish fail and complete instructions, tools, cushions, compost tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. This any one wishing to make money oy ys jan 1 DEE SKINS WANTED—At RAMSBURG & EBERT’S Glove Manufactory, Georgetown, 105 Highet de 19-46 WANTED, | 381 waren. WANTED. 391 WILLIAM PRINCK, The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for STAMPIN Has reduced WIDTH for SKIRTS an NTALETS. CLOAKS. CAPES. Te bag PINCUSHIONS, SLIPP: BS, &o., stamped by the job. We are weekly in receipt of new Patterns of the latestdesigns, and by the aid of a we are pi = to stamp any patter: veught wi As we are the only practical Stampers here we a willing tocome down. Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stamping, when he can come to pe cule ate for an, assortment Pat- terns not excel in New York. WILLIAM PRINCE, 381 _F street, opposite Patent Office. Embrofdered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts, and Shawis, for sale. no ANTE SKCOND HAND FURNITU Also. MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUBEF URNISHING GOODS of every Seq. OHLY, 406 7th street. je8-tf between G and H. east side. SS FOR SALE AND RENT. OR SALE OR RENT—A delightfal country SEAT, 4); miles north of Washington, contain- ing 65 acres, comfortable Dyelling, outbuildings, &c.,&c. Apply to EDW, SWANN, Law Ottics, Basement, No. 26 Lonisianaavenue. m 13-co3t* Fo SALE AND BENT—Fonr first-class BRICK HOUSES. with all the modern improvements One in the west end, on 18th street. between F and G. containing I4rcoms and dry cellar, renting for 1.200 per year. Thi near Trinity Church and jaltimore depot, No. 443, 445 and 447 C street between Ist and 3d, containing 10 large rooms and ary cellar; rent for $900 a yeareach. Will be sold low for cash or on ® very long credit. @ne of the above fer rent. Ne.447. Also,a very large Frame House on H street, between ith and 6th, containing Apply to No. 443 C street, or at lumber 9 rooms. treet and canal. ausst{int | JOHN B. WARD. F°, RENT—One four-story BRIOK HOUSE, 9 th attac! >; gas and water Teoms and throughout. No. 105 Green street, Georgetown, For particulars apply Mrs. Beall and same street, for o1 TK BOOMS TO REN LO, 22 16th street, between B and I streets, mde ote eek. mb 12-6t* Fo RENT—One FURNISHED ROOM and three Unfurnished. Ail convenient and room: mh 10-e03t* 7) OR SALE OR RENT—A new FRAME HOUSE, uated on 5 street north, between oth street ww Jersey avenue. The rent will be moder- ate to a punctual tenant. MOUSE and LOT on the 3d streets south, now renting at corner of ee 7 = 2 per , forsale, Terms easy. aad : WALLACH P. : Odeon Hall Clothing Store, mh 9-6t to corner “ sree and Penn. ave, streets.in Geor, c., in ‘ix four-story BRICK HOUSES. just wn, D. finished 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 These houses are situated in one of the most desirable locations manner for a medium-sized family in the town for dwellings. For terms, &c.. apply to JOSEPH LIBBEY, No. 27 Water at., George- tewn. mh (OR BENT—A three-story BRICK H' FN... 365 gm strest intend, betacom Band treets. “Apply toU, B. BAKER, at the Star Of- fice. _ mnt W SPRING GOODS aT MILLERS NEW DRY GOODS STORE, 101 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. €. Now epening a full stock of SPRING GOODS, embracing Ladies’ Dress Goods in great variety, Heusekeeping Dry Goods, Mens’ and Boys’ wear, Cleths for Sacks, Bhawls. Skirts. White Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, and Notions. These have been bought at reduced prices, and will be sold cheap. Motto—* Quick sales ane ort profits.’ fe 251m NIAMIN MILLER. SELLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES. SMOOT & BURROUGHS, No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, Will, from this date, offer every description of STAPLE AND FANOY DRY GOODS, at vory reduced prices. Wis! to close out this entire stock by the first or je of March, bar- gains may be expected fe 10-Im* SMOOT & BURROUGHS. IPPMANN & ELLERY, BANKERS AND BROKERS, 29 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK, MEMBERS OF N. YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Particular attention given to the following stocks : o National eA erit Expres a ‘ational Express Co. aeons Wepre Co: National Bankers’ Express Co. U_S. Express Co. Western Union Telegraph Co. Wells. Fargo & Co American Telesraph Co. Kinsley Express Co. _Untted States Telegraph Co, Harnden Express Co. Russian Amer. Telecraph Co. Southern Express Co. Insulated Telegraph Co. National Express and Transportation Co. Petroleum and Mining Shares, Government, State, . and County Bonds Acvances made on the above securities. BEFERENCES Imp't and Traders’ Bank. Mechanics’ Banking Association. Hoyt Bprague & Co. Bosenfeld & Co mb 12-d3m_ oO PERA GLASSE ‘A largo assortment of finest ¢ OPERA GLASSES have just been Teepiged trom Parte at if are offered {i i Ware Sceet ‘or sale at wholesale prices at 7 W.G METZEROTT. \RUYBRE CHEESE AND 7 EDAM CHEESE. just imported, N. W. BURCHELL, tien QOorner Léth aut F streets. Te LET—The DWELLING and STOREBOOM near the southeast corner of 434 street and Pa. avenue. The house has just been rebuilt, and co1 tains six rooms, with a back building and a fine Storeroom. calculated for any kind of business, Possession will be given on or about the 18th inst For particulars 2opl 123 Briage st: i Fo RENT—A first-class BRICK D LLING HOUSE on G street. second door from 1th st. near the Tante Department, containing 12 rooms. w ‘tries all through the house, and Phe house. Inquire of D. A. GARDN New York ave., near J6th street. fe (XENTEAL WALL, Cc Cc Pennsylvania av. and Ifth street, oe“ Over Nagle's Auction Booms For reni by the d. certs. Lectures, Bi omnes Hall re pA and spectous. ter: remises. jansitf PP? One” NAGLE & 00. ‘Zool order, for sale low, at Dera Be EEE OE EGAN & PERRIE’S, mh 9-3t Corner E and 9th streets, ANDALL’® SHEEP HUSBANDBY.—Ran- dall’s Fine Wool Sheep Husbandry. Dadd on ‘8 Doe: American Cat! Ox Tribe. FRANCK TAYLOR, A g K MAKER, No. 257 Pa. Wivenne, tats Auent tor Lewis’ Patou avenue, Sole Ag Perpetual Calender Clock,of various Patterns: Bs Spring Glocks, Frenoh, Kugiishs ead Amor 8. French, is o Can Clocke Repaired sn Snetsh: OF Aa con: RA’ XTRAOT eneeotns 2s sare TED © Is the Great Diuretic LD'S CONCENTRATED EXTBAOT ee S ARSAPARILER Is the Great Blood Purifier. red according to the rules of Phar- macy an hemistry, and are the most active that can ade. ne getone, Ten acres Dictionary, elited by rties aud uses. Glenny’s Farming for the Tien. Warder, on Hedges and Ever,reens. Flin FT RRBCR Plants ey er brary FRANOK TAYLOR. IES can be had in any qnantities at the Pra Cidce counter ae FOR SALE. treet north, between 7th and 8th streets west, opposite Catholic Church. are No. 97, between 2th and 2ist streets west, and N and O streets north, suita ble ora brick yard. Several LOTS between 13th and Ith ats, west, and Sand T sts. north, well suited for a market Tw O LOTS on YOR RENT—! Pennayl yania avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, No. 356%. Also, various BUILDING LOTS in the northern part of the city. Ingnire of C.N. THORN G st., West Washington. or CO. M. MATTHEWS, » Posi Olice, George- V ANTED—A BOY in a Dry Goods store, about Pa. ave. or 232 o1 Copgress st. PURNISHER BOG HORSE a. 4 BUGG between 7tt and sth s ELL FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET, 417 10th sireet, above @. Rent A good chance for a small tamily. Rent m 14 2t* Inquire at 4901 st, rtly taken in OR SALE—Three small HOUSES, 4 rooms each. Apply to Beal Estate Company, south eastcorner ol Pa ay. amd 10th st,. lovr south of P: IR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, fourteen rooms, gas and water; ; situated im the First 12th street west. m 14-38" LE—A retail GROCERY @ good business. Satis: given for selling. feet front, by 100 deep; ia one — Inquire at 45 W ANTED—We want to buy HOUSES and LUTS ¥ in Washington, large and small. Also, a or tr of the best locati - m 14-31 ity. Apply at Siar OF )SES with brick ontaiping six rooms each, on i8th be id 10 o'clock a. m, 316 per month. in ad nee. LANE, 175 K street, b 0 and 19th streets NEAT BRICK HOUSE FOR RENT 00; taining five roomeand cellar, beautifwily sit 4 on C street north, between 2d and 3d streets Capitol Mill, Apply at 969 C street north oe (OR BENT—The well-knowa RESTAURANT, co taining six rooms; larce garden attached. by person ‘keeping cows. Mrs. RYAN, corner 3d and L streets east (UR SALE—Three choice new BRICK SESI- ENOES. on Georgetown Heights, from KILBOURN, LATTA & CO., tate Brokers, No. 476 7th st. O KENT—The half of the ene story COTTAGE on Chestnut street, between P and Q streets, fourth house from Lith street. with a kitchen, woodhouse, &c. Apply on the premises before 8 er £5,000 to $8,000 containing 2 rooms, Terms moderate. hig, price to SiX OENTS PER after 4 in the af- A VOKES BANDS, ny A ls SOR SALE—One of the best PRODUCE, BUT- TER and CHEESE STORES in Wasahingto: only a few doors from Pennsylvania avenue. T! is a rare chance for # smart by ~L. WE ml4-Iw cor. 13th and F sts.,over White’ RABE CHANCE—FOR SALE-The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of one of the best standson Penna. ave.. suitable fer most any kiol her particulars a eylvania wyenue machine Lay HABLE, 31 HAVE ON HAND SEVEGAL nice BUSI GONS, aud alaoa nice ING LOT on south C street, between th Pereons in want of euch (rings please he corner oj ith and # streets north. lw* RW. JOUNSON. and BUGGY WA Oo FOR SALE— _ es BoaD of the city of Memphis. Tennessee, for 81. i One Bond ef the city of Keokuk, Iowa, guarantied by K meines and Minnesota Railroad Company, for $1.000 One Bond of the ci antied by the road Company, for $1,000. Cashier of the of Mayuville, Kentucky, aysville and Lexington MOSES KELLY, National Metropolitan res m2 OR RENT—Two or three ROOMS on he sec ond floor, two squares from the Capitol. ply 115 A street south. 13 (OR SALE OB EXCHANGE-Aa @ AND PROVISION BTORE, fer a stall or =e inc sy of the markets. Address B: ice, OK KENT—The new fixed up STORE, No. 150 sylvania avenue, between 3d and 13; sts , itable for any kind of pesinens. J - SALE—GROORRY STORE AND TURES; small Stock on hand and house for Ingnire on the premises and L streets north. URNISHED HOUSE FoR RENT—Containing gas and water throughout, No. 92, situated on Pa. ave, bet. 2st and 22d sts. Ap ply opposite, No. $5. 1 GREEN, corner of = —— }, No. 209 ath st.. T, for asmall family, at m 13-3t* 14 rooms, with I [For other Auction Sales sce fourth page} B™& W. BOTELER. Acctionsr. = ‘ar Inping room and Chamber Furniture Crockery and Glassware, Saaiitoursolicned ., of the Store = sto A in en Friday for art’ ere men mh 15 3 CHES W. BOTELER. Auot E2Y NAGLE & CO., Anctiencers, B Salcs-reoms No. S07" Foancrivente avenue, corner of Lith street, Nagle & Oo. will give thelr personal attent. the eule of Real Barats and Howccbeld Peretti £3 the residence of families declining housekee; ne. foe aden Sree | stocks ef Groceries and ti a of jescription. Horses, Carri, Harness, &c. se deo iy 6 oe a er ee FRIDAY, MAROH 16TH, At ll o'clock, at our Sales Rooms. SILK FRINGES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, HEAD DREssEs, HAIR NETS. LADIES COLLAR GIMP, BACK AND SIDE CuMBs, &c.. &e, ALso A LARGE INVOIOR OF PLATED WARE. Elegaut Castors, Liquor Stands, — Spoons and For! Kilegant Mantel (Ornaments, Gilt and China Vases. Parian Statuettes, Children's Toy Sets, With a variety of other Fancy Articles. The ticular attention of ladies is invited to 1 NAGLE & CO . Ancta, SALE OF GOVERNMENT AMBULANOES S AND ARMY WAGONS. Chief Quartermasters Office. Depot of Washington, - Washins'on, D. C., March 15, 1355, { Will be sold at puslic auction. at Lincoln Depot, Washington. D.C. under the direction of Brevet Colonel GH. ‘Tompkins, Q. M., on MONDAY, April 2. 1385, at 10 o'clock a. m . the following mentiourd Government property, viz 100 to 200 Light Ambulances, 500 to 10) Army Wagous, which will be said singly, and must be removed within five days from date of sale. Terms : h,in Govecuncet tents COKE ‘. 'OKER, Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster. mh Depot of Washington. | NITED STATES MILITARY RAILROAD, Office of Azzistant Quartermaster, Weshinaton, D. C., March 14, 1888. AUCTION SALE OF U 8 MILT - Will be sola OAD MATERIAL | a yeu mblic Va on TUESDAY. April Wisse) Ahexamdria, first-class Locomotive Engines, 4 fest 8\-inch gauge; cylinde: 5222; weight, 25 tons 3, 30 Small Track Cars 21 Tracks for Freignt Oars 1s pairs Wheels op Axles 2 Steam Pumping Kogines 1 statienery Engine 12 Henderso: Pampa _ ‘0 Lous second-hr nd Railroad Iren (good) A large quantity of Frogs, Nails, S#itch Fix- tures, Car Couplings. Bar Iron, Springs, Nats, . Mauls, Axes, Picks, Stoves, Files, Sperm nt, &e 2 Buildings, from 10x12 to 200x140 feet Lot of Offce Furniture Conteuts of Printing Office A larce quantity of new Shelf Hardware 1 Herring Safe 1 Saloon Car, 4 feet 8; inch gauce, elegantly fini-hed and furnished with black walnut, trimmed = po Plush; gouble trucks, with broad tread wheels. B Sale to commence at 10 a. m. Terms cash, in Government fands H.L. ROBINSON. mh 15-eollt Brevet Brig Gen . A. Q. M RY W. L. WALL & ©O. Auctioneers, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE ay JSLANL AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March 2st, commencing at 3 o'clock p. m., on the premises, we wili sell that valuable property at the corner of 7th end F +treets soath, known as the Page Property, compriting ¥ of Lots 1. 2,3, 4.5.6.7, 8. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. 15, 16, 17, 18,93, 24.25, 28, 27, 28:29, 30. Lot No 16, at the corner of F and 7th streets, has large ‘and spacions Dwelling Mouse, with water ai in the bo ble, and other outbuild- bove papperty will be divided and sold in lots to sn! We call espectal attention to the above sale, as it offers rare inducements to procure valuable property. z The title to the above property is perfect. Terms at sale, By order of J.H. HERON, mi3sd W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. RY Ww. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE SIXTH WARD. By virtne of a deed of trust to the subscriber, bearing date the 10th day of June, A. D. 184, daly recorded. &c.. Lxhall efier for sale, at public auc- tion, on THURSDAY, the 224 Gay of March ensu- ing, at So'clock p. m.,in front of the premises, all of Lots numbered two. (2,) three, (3,! and four, (4,) in Square numbered 942, with the improvements. This property is sitnate! at the corner of 9th street cast 6ed North Carolina avenue. Terms «f sale: One-third cash; the residue in ix. twelve. and cighteep months, the purchaser giving his notes fur the deferred payments, satis- fectorily indorsed, and bearing interest from the dey of vale. A di en and deed of trust taken. M conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. If the above terms are not complied with within five days from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to re-sell the said porey. at the risk and experse ef the prog ce purchaser, ou giving two days’ notice in the Even gre ASBURY LLUYD, Trustee, mh 13 WM.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. LIC SALE OF LOT ON BRIDGE STREET sates GEORGETOWN s . By virtue of a deed of trust for Wm. Barty. February 1th, 1850. and recorded in liber J. A. 8. 0. 11, folio Ito @t sey., of the land records of Washington County, the subseribers. as_trustees, Will sell, on the premises, on TUESDAY. the 34 day of April next. at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, “the east half of lot No. 14,in Holmead’s addition to said Georgetown. Said lot being on the north- ast corner #f the intersection of Bridge and Mont- gomery streets, saideast half frenting thirty feet on Bridge street. by one hurdred and twenty feet deep, of equal width, together with all and singn jar Pie buildings, improvements, priviledges and purtenances to the «sme belonging, or in any manner appertaining ” ‘The terms of sale pai at the time of sale. @ the residue in three and six months, with i et from the dey of sale, to be secured to the ero. of the trustees. HYDE, TH_R.SUTER,{ Trastecs. THOS. DOWLING. uct. (in ww dat On the northwest corner 4th and L streets. ORK KRENT—Two ROOMS on fir-t, and two or three on third floors, furnished or unfurnished. tF reasonaule, Apply at No. 38% North Capitol street. 1 ‘HE FURNITURE OF A FIRST CLASS Boarding House, together with a LEASE of the property for sale, on reasonable terms. k ness the cause of selling. Inquire on the story. Frame HOUSE, five Sold cheap, as the ¥ ae 3: Chest nut street, between lith and 1} PandQ. . handsomely furnished three- E, or a number of the OR RENT—A story BRIGK HO ROOMS. suitable for housekeeping. In STOORS & ELLIS. orga reasury id bath. m 13, two-story BRIOK BUILDING. in a good locality suitable for a manufactaring occupied by the late Thomas on 8th street. ee py business; former! McGuire; situate s ther particulars apply to K ELBE: nearly opposite. Fo SALE—38 B' 834, 835, 864, and Also, one small FA of land on Litt reenville, East Tennessee rth jease call on the undersigned, L, €. EVER nee UILDING LO Lil Mof 56 acres of the best ie Chucky Biver. 6 miles For particulars BY AS. C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. — $ SALE OF ROUSE AND LOT TH, BETWEEN LAND MSTRERTS. ig Y AF March of tof Square 133, fronting 15 feet 6 inches on 8 10 iret alle: tt the rear of ‘Toth street west, between L and M streets north, with adepth of 55 feet, improved by a Frame House of twe ncing at purchaser's cost. If terms of sale are not complied with in one week from day of sale the trustee reserves the right to resell at one week's notice in Evening Star, at risk and cost of defaulting ee. 0. T. 0. CLARK, 5 fe H-lawte J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, B87 IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE OF the above yroserty se will sell the south heif of Lot 48, in same subdivision, same squsre. fronting ws ied — a street, between L and M, with a jepth of feet. m }5-lawkds J C. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts. T° PERSONS SECURING ICE. ndred cart-1 of SAWDUST. Las oy Ries Ringling and '¢ Wood Office, avernue. between Jith and 12th y foot of 17th st ja 10-tf ‘irabie RESTAURANT and USE No. 3 the new Market, in Geergetown, D.©.; has water and gas. bare coe, &e. easy terms. Ingu rented on easy terms. DIN J. BOGUE, Corner High — Brid, tt POOR RENT_Tha DWELLING HO} pace. opposite r re fb en are : Gas all throu ot D. AS ER. 460, 23-tf (OR RENT-—A three story Brick HOUSE. w = or month, fer Gon- c. mh 9 6t_ FABMS!! We have not less than one hundred Farm ‘armi) ds for sale in Maryland. Virginia and ntok Gotuaoie, worth from $i5to $100 per . We are now selling at great barzains some choice . WELLS & CO., end W epraste. over. all-sized SUGAR MILL, in OR RENT—The and P. 18th of April next. lars. will be rented Sper part of the bailding conial rooms, t ay ave f. Y, we 26 oe mh 9 6t* FRAME HOUSE. on N sts., containi cellar, stable and NGTON HOUSE. corner gra avenue, fi - ‘he “stores, if desired. ‘The 4 Sheep, ne, and nd Battio Docter. OR SALE—A two-stor: southwest corner of 10t! nd hall, with lar; risge house. Also, Lct RAL NICE HOUSES FOR EXTENT Paroishea. or unturmehed tt tes city and Georgetown. wHMAN & GREEN, 18 Intelligencer Builling. ‘A three-story BRICK HOUS! Vrame Balding iu the ning This prensrty, ie loca: Bat ence 4 Ly ~ tare ing a ‘1 BTEPBENS € CO. 352 Paavenee tf LE—The HOUSE and LOT in». 28, poe min corner of D st north aul Thies t The promircs have hean occupied for 1 stand forthe procery Apply to THUMAS P. jan % tf rear, and vacant y yoars as & fn nese by Mrs. Bevans. BIMPDON, No, 4 Louisiana T. z 7 OLaRrx.} {Txos. B. Cross, Jz, pi T. EDW. CLARK & ©O., LURE SESADEEs, ae pue, bet. Mh and 20 eas! i Yard)" : Vii seis r the U.S. Navy Washington. Always on band «large steck of all kinds of Lamver (elt ID 'PATES ANP PROCEEDINGS fe en : i Goulburn's Devotional Study o ony a saics of Human Life. Smiles Lives of ton fronine:s tole. Dickess Werke nea don. (fe 1) FRANCK TAYL@! [.] ELMBOLD's EXTRACT Bi H and to the frame pie fn} cheek. lity is accompanied jarmil symptoms, and ifne fnabanltved a sumption, ity OE, ALMOST NEW RAMEE & DAYI ‘seven octave four reund corner NO, for $275, u; monthly payments, for sale| at the Btore mh aa fw. @. METZEROTT & CO. BUTTER. Fresu ROLL yer GLADES. ime . 15 Barrels Freeh VA BUGB. For ssle by D. B, DUTROW. m 1-6" 450 8th street. TN os eee ‘We hove 960,900 prime Bau: rati will neil st the comparative | ra lw AUCTION SALES. LUABLE BUILDING LoT oN 11TH RAND F va WEosT, RETWEES NORTH TMeROVED BY a Fk a ry rooms and kitchen. Terme ef sale, One-"hird cash; the balance in 6 yy Fmonthe. wish cncnred a ws baene’ = veyancing aud stamps a! oF par . me McGUTRE & CO”. Aucte. . WALL & CU., Auctioneers. South cvrmer Pean's ave. and 9th at We will sell. on the pres URSDAY, Marchi'th af toto pie Lat Ne i eneas 165, Da — subdivision. fronting 28 feet L ma back N47 feet «. fe roel tet hy ae 0 & Wont alley, with story frame heuse, mall brick hou-e'f +0) Ith and Ith streets ‘Ferme: One-hei anc and erms One-half cash; balance in six twelve Months, bearive interest, aud deed Of trust'on the premises —— tab 1S w.L WALL & 00 , Auots. BY W. L. WALL & O00, Auctionsers, LOT IN FIRST WARD aT avoTion. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, ach ts: 4 o'clock, wee Hl, in from: ef the premice. fe No, 2. in Square No 70, fronting70 fet om M street, near t corner of New Hart pwhire avenus, be tween ?ist and 22 streets, ceutaining 8.570 square fect. Terms cash. me i wk. WALL & ©O , Avots. BY JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers, TRUSTEE SALE © FORNITURE, BAR FIXTOR N IQUUBS, O1GAks8. &c. On FR ¥ MOLBING, the loth, at 11 0 stook, by virtue of a deed of trust from Win, Reese to the subsecritfter bearing date November 30. 18%, and duly recorded in Liber R. M H_ No. 1. folios 229, &c._ ore of the lant records for Washington cous. > ‘ict of Columbia. I shall pr roeed to sell the premises. No 213 Pennsvivania avenue. known #s the “Imperial Restaurant.’ Hotel, the Furwiture, quors, Cigars, &.. com Mobegany Bedsteads Martie top Tabi Sheeting, Linen &c Being the Faornitu chambers and parlor. Arse. = _——. pg Decanters, Glass Ware, &c. erm ot ea COO. B. MITCHELL, Trustes. _mh 5-10t JAS. O McGUIRE & C0., Aucts. SALE OF GOVPRNMENT BUILDINGS. Chied Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Wachinetony ashington, 1. C., March 19,18 4 Will be sold at Public Auction. on the premises, wndeg the direction of Brevet Lieatenant Colvi James M. Moore, 4.Q M.. on FRIDAY, March LA 1856, at 12 o'clock m., the following describe’ Gov" ernment Buildings. situated at the Signal Camp ef trueti on the Tennallytown road, near ée., of sixteen new furnished Georgetown, D. © , viz: One (1) Officers’ Gentes, 34 by 67 feet. One (1) Kitchen, One ( 2 by 14 feet ) Guardhonse, 20 by 24 feet. ) Stable, 20 by 25 feet. ) Shed. 12 by 95 feet. ) Blacksmith Shop, 13 by 39 feet. ) Sink, 5 b7 feet Yak, = . 10 feet. ’ ‘ole, feet long The Buildings will be sold singly, and mast be removed ee days = _ efsale. warter a P+ pmb md BY CROWN, WALKER & ©O., Auctioneers. VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION AW RARE OHANCE FOR INVESTMENT, & Tan OWNER 18 ABOUT TO LEa\8 THE We will sell on FRIDAY, March 16th, at fire sgn =e the oom etl oie. 9. co ee 744, fronting 42 feet on ith street east am on ‘om north, improved by a newly built Cottage. 8 at sale mis 3t _CROWN, WALKER # CO , Ancts. BE DOWNMAN & GREEN Real Estate Brokers. - K. F. PAGE, Auctioneer. On FRIDAY. the 16th of March. at 4 p.m will sell, 1» front of the premises that valuable im- proved real estate at the corver of snd G sts. at present occu sper Provost ‘shal Gen* 1 at a rent o! Tr anbum., Terms. $6,000 cas! s.0in six months. and the taleure inten qui nual instalments, interest payable semi-annually. dim down at fall of hammer. ees Expense ef conveyance and stam| of > chaser. DOWNMAN& GREENS mh 5.7t Real Estate Brokers. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF THIRTY THOUSAND NEW BSILDING SASH, ALL SIZES On SATURDAY, at 11 o'clock #.m.. we shall sell ir front of our Anction Roems. 30.00 new Baild- ing Sash, of allsizes. The attention of carpenters. bi saere, one others te wantef each mate * to atte: wale. cash, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 9s La +, bet. oth and 10th ste. SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS, On SATURDAY MOBNING, March I7th, at o'clock, we will sell, at the Bazaar,a number of Saddle. Carriage,and Work Horses. A full des- 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, Carriage and Harness. L80, A large collection of New and Second-trend gies. accuewere, Carriages, Wagons, and er Vehicles. One Mack and one Coupes in good order. ALSO, New and Second-hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages, &c., at private eale sbeeular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and urdays. . Carri: and Harness always on sale. mh ~ i - wW.L. WALL & 0O., Ancts. Y J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, COMMISSIONERS SALE-TWO BUILDING LOTS, WEST END. ° P AA ba m3 Qf of the er 3 Jou! this ict, passed in the cause of Frederica Roemmele and others, against Joseph Roemmele and others, the subscibers will, on TUESDAY, the 20th day of March, instant, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, in front of the premises, sell at anc , Lot No MB, in Soware No. 126, now divided into two parcels, baying a front of 20 feet each on the east side of 18th street, between I and K ,and will offer the same ror erme cath "Gis te, be paid on each lot en the Serpe totherathen bemstcoeemen Stk eine tel w ine mr ol infve days from the day of sale, we shall resell after —— days — at Stampe and deeds to beat the purchaser's ANDREW NOERR, JOHN A. BHEEM, GEO. A. LANE, WM. J. WILLIAMS, JOHN EBILE! om ioners. mh7 eo&ds J.C. McGUIBE & CO., Aucts B* J. ©. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioncers. CHANCERY SALE. By virtne of a decree of the Su: District ef Columbi: etal. vs. Mattingly et al..No 395 offer at suction. on THURSDAY April, on the jises, at Se'clock sto! na Breliine +, 4s ee wi south of the proj of Geo. . the cround ‘afteched. it boing a part’ of Lot No. twenty-seven, (27) in reservat ten, (10,) fromtit thes width co tect rrr ne Tenmns DOK nt Ww Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money cash, and the residue in two equal ia- and 12 months, with interes. w be term: week after sale, a. after os saan notice, at the Conveyaucing and stamps at the cost of the par- chaser. WALTER 8. COX.! trustees. . fT. MERRICK. - mh10 2awsw ii . McGUIBE & CO.. Ancts, '¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER. rtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of pica ot Colombia. in chencery, passed 1 the cause of Ball and others agsinst Dyer shall proceed to sell, at public auction, on W. RESUAY, the 2th of March instant, in front of the premirer, st 5 o'clock p. m., Lot No. 13,in he purchaser «| terms of sale within fi the right to resell faulting purcheser. times i tienal I > The ebove Lota wilt Se cokde GREEN A WILLIAMS,