Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1866, Page 3

/ — . oo LOCAL NEWS ng, with a very strong cast .em- bracing Hermanns, Fermes, Habelmann, Rot- ter, Johannsen, Dzuiba, Weinlich and Leb- Man Ovv Fetrows’ Harn—The seventh grand ball of the Young Hibernia Club to-night, to celebrate St. Patrick’= Exe Sr. Paci's Lurweray Cnurcn, corner H nd lith streets —Last night of the ladies fes- tival. it is hoped there will be a good attend- ance. Wiiser’s Hatt, Pennsylvania ayenne and 2th street_—The ladies fair is progressing fine- ly, and none who attend depart unsatisfied. ive them a call. CanTERrRruRY.—“Convict’s Retribution,” the “Idiot Witness,” “Cloud Swing,” and other at- tractions, for a more extended notice of which see advertisement. Boarp oF Porice.—The r. ir meeting of the Board of Metropolitan Police was held yesterday afternoon. ‘The resignation of patrolman W. H. Crook, of the seventh precinct, fora long period de- tailed at the President's House, was ” to take effect on the 31st inst. E.G. Watson was appointed additional pa- froiman, to do duty in the Third Ward, from M to N streets, and from Madison street (Ur- = Alley) to Sth street. or several mouths the subject of the cattle a ed has been before the toard, and Dr. ichols, a member of the board, has had the subject under special consideration. Dr. S. A. H. McKim, surgeon of the police, under the @irection of the board, examined many cases Supposed to be the “cattle plague; and yes- terday Dr. Nichols laid before the board a re- rt from Dr. McKim. in which he states that @ bad visited several dairies to ascertain if any disease existed among c.ttle, but found Bone. He says: “The cattle plague now prevailing in Eng- iand_ bas not appeared in our country as yet, and I think if proper means of quarantine are Maintained, will not doso. By many eminent tbologists the cattle plague or rin lerpest, as it bas been called, is considered an eruptive disease similar to small-pox, and that inocula- tion with the small-pox virus will prevent its spread among stock where it has made its ap- pearance. The cattle complaint which has visited several different cattle yards within this District, is one which, several years ago, made its appearance in the New England States, and is called pleuro-pneumonia, It istely appeared in Montgomery county, Pa., and the Legislature appointed a committee to inquire info its character, thinking from the first statement made to them that it was rin- Gerpest; but Dr. Hiram Corson, in his report to the Legisiature, has called it pleuro-pnenmo- nia, from the seat aad character of the disorder, and not the rinderpest.” Dr. Nichols concurs in this report. It may not be improper to state that several months since Dr. Gudgin and other veterinary sur- geons made a critical examination of the dis- raging among cattle in this city, and the conclusion that it was a disease of . chused in ® measure by the severity ather and want ef proper shelter {or the xnimais. Fr a ERAL OF CAPTAIN CROWLEY.—Yester- ternoon, the funeral of the late Captain uel T. Crowley, 4th U.S. infantry, who died in New York on Saturday last, took place his father’s residence, on I street. There a large concourse of friends and relatives mt. Gen. Meigs. Quartermaster General, en. Taylor, Commissary General. and quite ber of other officers attended. The corp e enclosed in a handsome coffin, on which a rr of beantiful flowers were placed. er the religious services (which were con- by Rev. Dr. J. ©. Smith, who paida Besutitui tribute to the memory of the de. eased.) had been concinded, the cortege, formed under the direction of Mr. Samuel Kirby, undertaker, and proceeded to Cot sional Cemetery, where the remains were in- terred. The following officers acted as pall bearers: Capts. Fallett and Norris, 4th artii- lery; Capt. Ford, 214th Pa.; Capts. John Whit- ney and A. H. Stanton, Sth U.S. Veterans, sg gar corps.) and Col. J. H. Taylor, A. . G., Chief of Gen. Angur’s staff. The escort ‘was from that wril drilled regiment, the 214th Pa,, (Gen. McKitben’s,) and consisted of Com- pany D, Captain T Mason, accompanied by the band of the 8th Veterans. At the graye the usual honors were shown. ———_¢— St. Patrick's Day.—Great preparations are being made by the sons of the Emerald Isle for the due celebration of the feast of their patron s&int, Sir Patrick. The various charitable and eficial societies of our Celtic brethren hold ir annual meetings, elect their officers for the ensuing year, and close the Jabors of the Past by social reunions, and devoting a few pleasant hours to eloquence, wit, and music. The Young Hibernia Club will givea grand ball at Odd Fellows’ Hall to-night, and from the preparations making to have a good time, ‘we bave no doubt the festivities will be kept Up rntil “Patrick's day in the morning.” ‘We understand that the Circles of the Fenian Brotherhood of the District have resolved mot to make any public demonstration to-morrow by Procession, but that they will use what money such a demonstration will cost in the purchase ¢ bonds. The bond office here has been open about three weeks, and already between tem and twelve thousand dollars worth, mostly in 10's and 20’s, haye been taken, we are in- he members of the Brotherhood will gener- ally attend the lecture and concert at Odd Fel- low’s Hall on Saturday. ——_a—_— INCENDIARY ATTEMPT— The Miscreant Caught in the Act —Last night, about 12 o'clock, as of- ficer Doyle was passing along New for ay- enue, he saw fire burning at the side of Mr. Kelly’s blacksmith shop, between 6th and 7th Streets, and on goi! over, a colored fellow Started on arun. Officer Doyle gaye chase to him, following him up 7th street, and raising an slarm, when the pursued party ran afoul ot officer Simonds at the corner of 7th and L streets. The officer grabbed him, and Doyle coming up, they succeeded, after the culprit had made a short resistance, in securing him, and taking him to the station, where he gave his name as Edward Hammond. This morn- ing, Justice Walter examined him, and com- mitted him to jail to answer the charge of ar- son. Itis very fortunate that the fire was dis- covered so soon, as the whole square is built up of frame structures. As it was, the neigh- bors extinguished the flames, and the officer succeeded im securing the incendiary, who, it is to be hoped, will receive such punishment as will check the increase of this crime. i U.S. Supreme Court, March 16.—No. 6. Original docket. Ex parte. In the matter ot A. H. Garland, petitioner. No. 8. Original docket. Ex parte. In the mat- ter ot Robert H. Marr, of Louisiana, petitioner. The argument of these causes was con- cluded by Mr. Keyerdy Johnson for the peti- tioners. No. 19%. Bell and Grant, appellants, ys. The Obio Life Insurance and Trust Company et al. Ordered by the Court that this cause be, and the same is hereby continued to the next term, and to be rear; on the second Monday of December, 1866. No. 255. Alexander J. P. Garesche, plaintiff {m error, vs. The of Missouri; and No. 2”. J. A. Cummings, plaintiff in error, ¥s. The State of Missourt. The argument of these causes was com- Tmenced by Mr. David Dudley Field for the Plaintiffs in error. —_——e—— Tue Sanrorp BreGlary.—Yesterday after- Noon, Superintendent Richards concluded the examination ef Wiliam Edmonston, alias Em- merson, Mary Blake, John Dunbar, and Abra- hom Myers, arrested by detectives Kelly and Birtley, the two latter charged with being the parties who robbed Mrs. Sanford’s store of Several bounets on the 27th of last month, and the others with purchasing the bonnets, know- ing them to be len. The examination re- sulted in Dunbar and Myers being committed to jail for comrt; Mary Blake to bail to answer the charge of purchasing goods known to be stolen, and the dismissal of Edmonston. ——_o_—_—. Fast Freicut Live. —By reference to Mc- Farland, Stephenson & Co.'s advertisement in another colomn, it will be seen that they are prepared to forward with despatch and at the or rates. merehandize of every description, between Baltimore, Washington, Alexandria, Georgetown, and ints on and connecting ‘with the Orange & Alexandria Railroad. This is a home line, the proprietors being old resi- dents of Washingtcn and Baltimore. WAIvep aw ATION.—Yesterday af- ternoon, the soldier John Hartnett, whose ar- Test we noticed yesterday on the charge ef as- saulting ome of the servants of Mr. Burnley, first secretary to the British Legation, was brought out tora hearing at police headquar- ters before Superintendent Richards, when he waived an examination, and gave bail for court. ——+—_—_. Granp Larceny —Yesterday afternoon Jo- Das Webster and Sbadrack W: were ar- rested by Officers Nelson and Wailingsford on ibe charge of the larceny of a silver watch and “small amountof money from Edmond Grigs- lv a hackman, and taken before Justice Handy, ‘Tbe first named was held to bail for court and the latter disorderly conduct. REAL Estate SaLes.—Mesare. J. C. Mc- Juire & Co. sold alot on the north side of N reet, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth, to Mr. Mathew Newhern, at 30\ gents per square foot. They also sold a small frame house on tbe north side of L street, between Eighteenth Gomer cen avenue, to Mr. Patrick CITY ITEMS. prin arenas Corws, bumiens, Club Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Uallosities, Vascalar Ex: cences, and ober disorders of the =f podist, Ri Lang ef oP Surgeon Chiro; t, Rooms j- yan and 6th streets. fice aly mg wo p.m., and 6 toSp. ——_--—- ¥ ConvENIENT. — “Brown's as relial Tracker” Bre widely known asan ad- irable od Deneee aneot er troubles of the Throat and Lungs. They are of great value for the pur- poses for which they are designed, while they are vsuslly 2nd pleasantly efficacious, the: contain no hurtful ingredients, but may at a: times be used with perfect safety.—Boston Re- corder. band “MARRIED, JAOKSON-MANN Qn Tnosday evening, 6th he residence of Wm Mann, &: Be r the Rev. J. Hyatt Smithy No 1711 Green street, by FRANKLIN JACKSON, of Philaielphia. to Miss SALLIE. daughter of Uharies Mann, Esq., of Washington cite. D.C . DIED, ONES On Frida: orning. h 16, 5 beset onwe 7S rning. March Mrs in 78th year of her 2 ‘Her funeral will take place at 2 o'clock oa Snn- day afternoon. from the residence of her son, 7. Jones. No. 333 yth streot. The relatives and pone of the family are respectfully invited to GEORGETOWN ADVERMTS SELLING OFF aT cOsT. MAYFIELD & BROWN, = No. 121 Bridge sireet, Georgetown, Will, from this date, for fifteen days, offer for cash, their entire stock of STAPLE AND FANOY DRY GODS, at marked cost, for cash only No more asked. No less taken. ne booked will be charged at the regular ces. . MAYFIELD & BROWN. [EW SPRING GOODS AT MILLER'S NEW y GOODS STORE. 101 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. ©. Now opening # full stock of SPRING GOODS, embracing Ladies’ Dress Goods in great variety, Heusekeeping Dry Goods, Mens’ and Boys’ wear, Cleths for Sacks, Shawls. Skirts. White Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, and Notions. These bave been t t at reduced prices, and will be sold cheap. Motto—* Quick sales and FH cto = BENJAMIN MILLER. SPLzine OFF AT REDUCED PRICES. SMOOT & BURROUGHS, No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, Will, from this date, offer every deseription of STAPLE AND FANOY DBY GOOD3, at very reduced prices. Wishing toclose ont this entire stock by the first or middle of March, bar- raid: y be ex: fe 10-1m* SMOOT & BURROTGRS. (CABBIAGES, CAR CARRIAGES. On band a fine assortment of first- class Carriages, both light and heavy,' new and second hand. All Carriages sold et by as represented. Repairing prom ptly atte: 10. ROBERT H. GRAHAM, 409 Penn, avenue, near 43, street, mh 14-3t" and 374 D street. T= CELEBRATED SMITH’S PATENT STEEL PLOUGHS, SOLE AGENCY FOR THE SOUTH. AGES, MOULDBOAEBDS, LANDSIDES, AND SHARES, OF CAST STEEL, cast in regular moulds and highly tempere:l, ground ane yor . This is the greatest improvement in agricultural imp'ements of the age. Pamphlets, with tull particulars, ready for dis- bears ution, and will be forwarded by mail on appii- cation. farmer should fail to look into the merits of this GREAT PLOUGH. Dealers senpues at wholesale rates. For sale at eh Prices by J.P. BARTHOLOW & CO., 55% 7th street, Rehingtes. ™ 14-e03t 25 King street, Alexandria, Va. Fo SALE—A tifol Shoreagh bred Tngntre of Property Clentof Metropol im of Property Clerk of Metropoli- tan Police, No. 453 10th st. m Tw DFCsLCoMANIE, The new and beantifal art of transferring Pic- tures instantly upon everything, to resemble the most exquisite painting, taught in one lesson a MRS. TEYON. No: 450 E street, bet. sth and ot! sts. Ladies and gentlemen invited to call and see specimens, m 13-lw* Fo THE GERMAN OPERA. OPERA FANS, OPERA GLASSES, BOUQUET HOLDERS, FANCY COMBS, &c, A large assortment of the latest styles. M. W. GALT & BROS., Jewellers, 354 Pennsylvania avenue, near m 13-6t Metropeliton (late Brown’s) Hotel. SEED OF THE FRENCH CHESTNUT.’ These Seeds were imported in Charcoal, and have fall vitality. An orchard of Trees of this CELEBRATED CHESTNUT will be more remunerative than any experiment in which the farmer of this country can indulge. This is the only Jot imported into this country for many — with full growing vitality. ‘We have Coe pr somal eatity for oureusto- mers, and would ca! r attention thereto. J.P. BARTHOLOW & CO., 558 7th street, Washington. D.C. 26 King street, Alexandria, Va. mb 13-e03t COAL!! Cc OAL! FRED. KOONES, Agent for Tyler & Co., of Philadelphia, Pa. Oval by the cargo to dealers at the lowest Phila- delphia wholesale prices. Office southwest corner of Penna avenue and lith street. 13 Im” PBING STYLES FOR GENTLEMEN, OUB OWN IMPORTATIONS. CLOTHS, CA8SIMERES AND VESTINGS, Selected in the French and English markets by our Mr. Wall, especially for our sales. which we will make to order at the most reasonable price: WALL, STEPHENS & € fe 28-2wif (int) 322 Penna for Bronchitis, Hoarsenesa, | | | se mo 36.3" j/ ANTED—A tab) tele te ecegghene ahead iat aac | tween D and ee oauire ie 1 OOKS WANTED—In large ond amall lois, Li- rate valued tad bought: ats eed eve, pa Schoolers ‘sfor Ist vol. Ramsay's South Oaro- hi be antes a ALFRED HUNTER, Antiquarian. W ANTED—Gold and Silver WATOARS, DIA- MONDS, PISTOLS, new end cast-off ULO- THING, &e., ke. at the old-established Merchant Pawnbroker’s Store ef F. FULTON & CU., 502 yth street ree doors north of Pennsylvania aro. Two SEWING MACHINES foreale at half pi N. B.—Business strictly confidential. whis-¢.' /ANTED—A first-class MILLINER. i: Ww M. WILLIAN, m 15-6t 336 Penna. avenue. ANTED—A No.1 1OE CREAM MAKER. 5 an_to help making ice cream. Apply at Jos. H SHAT FIELDS U 346 sik Hrest-betworn @ and Hy omfectionsry, 370, ¢ pe hee Ee ode RK 1 fo V J ANTED—Two or three furnished or unfnr- nished ROOMS. first floor preferred, located between Sth and Isth atrestsand Perna at and M street. Address. stating terms, &e., A. W. H., lar office. m 15-2t* V J ANTED—A cheap LUT or LOTS for ca located between Ist and Lith atrey and between K street north aud north Boundary st , giving number and size ef lot and square Iso, = ph Square foot, with guaranteod title. ad- ress M.A. AUSTIN gegetery N.A.A is- tion, Washington City m 15 St! VV ANTED—Wo want ail the HOUSES we can get, Iarge or email, furnished or unfurnished. for firet class families; and two for members of Oo immediately. — wc D.L. WELLS & CO, corner Lith and F streets, over White’ W ANTED—A first-class BARBER. who Feet erg Rood references. Apply at 324 B Street. FO% ages given, ee ALLIOT. m 14 3t* ties Vv ’ANTED—A MILLIN tan expe rienced hamd and No. 1 Trimmer need call. Apply at 8. WOLFSHEIMER'’S, No. 605 Garrison street, Navy Yard mh 14-3t" W ANTED—A BOY in 8 Dry Goods store, about the age of 18 years; ono that has beon in busi- ness before. Must bring reference. Apply imme- diately at 647 7th street, Islas 4 3t™ WV ANTEB_ The loan of Years, secured by deed ‘of trust om a far near this elty just sold for $19.00), Liberal dis count allowed. MACE & METCALF, ™ 12-e0lm* Real Estate Avents, 517 7th at. V ) ANTED—To rent. by & punctual and carefal tenant, asmall FRAME HOUSE, of four or five rooms, situated between 6th and i7th stri and N street and Penna ave. Apply to GE JOHNSON, at the Star Office. mo lw if Eo a farm RGE AN EXPERIENCED COOK WISITES A SIT- UATION in a Private family or restanvant. allon Mr. NEAL, lth street, No 313.) mis y 7ANTED- A WHITE WOMAN as cook ina smallfamily. Apply between ll a m. and 1 m., February 26th,at No. S55 19th stroot, near els W ASTED_ We wantto buy HOPSES and LOTS in Washington, large and small. Also, 4 small FARM near the city. Will give $3,000 or $4,000 cash. D. L| WELLS & 60), Auctioneers and Real Extate Agents, — corner 13th and F ets., over White's store. fe bul &5 OOO Rees, to buy for $5,000 Second *.). ti handed CLOTHING of all deacrt ns for which @ fair price will be paid, 454 7th, ner E street. + yan 19 3m" VANTED! WANTED'T WANTED !11 NTLEMEN. LADIES, REKEEPERS AND OTHERS, commence at once, to call at WM. PRINGOK Stamping Depot 381 F street. and be taucht his new method of Stamping,so simple that a child cap at once undertake any jub. Being the only practical Stamper here. we can furnish fnll and complete instrnctions, tools, cushions. composi tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. This is achance for any one wishing to make money by a #mall outlay jan L-tf FOR SALE = RENT. F® RENT—Tro it Furnished a in Georgetown, KooMs Ta treet, Geo! nce rn eee: 5 SALE—A superior FAMILY “HORSE, and ive, together with ee . Schetreet, near E. young. B CaRBIAUE aud Hans ist No 4 co make a first class Board Apply to JOBN BUMOUBAY, No. 28 ¢ be Re direst Pee ee owen, Te “ th; has goed back building: coutalas ctute ened eo hen Vdd bean repair Persons rok c ¥ Be Premises Brasheats’, Fetrect Telneae ee tte Keg at Mrs. For terme founire at “Mrs BRASH BARS’ oF 74 m The eubecribers. in con-eqnence of the ilinexs of one of t firn., offer, at reduced prices, the stock (which ts ust large) at their yard, ‘treet and Olio avenue. one the in Waskincton for the busincas to- ot Writ hide Stable Heres B the business, well ‘<4 the atten the business. gether with the 6 and Wagen,all 5 We will make it an of j tion of any ome wishing to engage The rent is moderate asd the custom established. Apply at the yard, tg sj JS HENRY HERRING & SONS In the meantime the stock will be retailed to snit customers, at 10 percent. below yard prices for cash, m 16-$t* OK SALE—The inrge double BRICK HOUSE situated at the corner of New Jersey avenus nnd 1 street, _m 15 St 2ARKERY POR SALE—A wll known old stand P feing a good business and has @ good ran of ovtsice customers. pply at this Office. m 15.3t* —F RANE HOU Ith and 1th sta. seven root Ap Lb. SCHNEIDER. 330 Mass. avenue, ply tod mu ate JOURNISHED OOMS FOR for bturekee ping or single gentlemen, H strevty between ith apd 2th, one block from ears e mit 15 Lit® [OR SAGE Ok RENT Soveral HOUSES. with from four to eleven rooms each, north ant cont Also. desirable APARTMENTS ina howe Inguire 499 K street north, between 4th and Sth sitar _ wh 5-Im* i vi RENT—A STORE, with rooms attached, ins basiners locolity, with fixtures complete. able fora grocery. “ Aleo, unexpired term of Lecense. wil! be sold cheap. Inquire at 410 to of SOUN C. BHAFER, Lenthor Desler, “ tm 1o-3t" OR SALE T—A small GRUCBRY and FROVISTON STORE, A good stand Will heap if applied for soon Also a HOUSE of seven rooms and cellar for rent, conventent to the Departmen Uall at 410 N street, after apm a o __ mm b-st* pare FOR SALE—A good FARM, of 22 acres, with House built in mode ; Beat and ccmmotions; Tenant House Stable Carriage House, Corn Crib. &.. all in good repair. three miles north of Washington, About 3:0 fruit trees. D Lb WELLS & 00, poh 15-6 Corner 13th and F streets. o FOR SAU WO LOTS on N street north, between 7th and Sth streets west. opposite Catholic Charch FQR RENT—Sguare No. 97, between 2th and 2tst streets west, and N and O streets north, saita bie fora BRICK YARD Se LOTS between 13th and 1ith sts. west, and Sand T sts, north, well situated for a MAR KET GARDEN. Also, various BUILDING LOTS ia the northern part of the cfty. Inquire of C.N. THOM, 30 Pa, ave., or 232 G et. west, Washington, or O. M. MATTHEWS, #1 Copgress st., opposite Post Office, Geor; NT— Suitable i 254 town, . __ m 157 URNISH ROUM FOE RENT For sale, HORSE a:d BUGGY. Inaqnire at 4991 st., betwoou Sth str m 14 3t” ‘OR SALE—Three email HOUS 4 rooms eaeh. Apply to Real E-tate ee, south- estcormer ol Pa ay. aad ivth st,, Ne. £52, Ist or south of Pa. ay . OB BENT—A three story containing fourteen rooms, gas and water: new 4 aiuted and papercd; situated in the first Wad. Inguire at 463 12th’straet ml OK SALE—A retail Y. weli located, and de ing @ good business. Satisfactory reason xiven for selling. Also, a fine building LUT, 36 ont. by 100 deep; in one of the best locations Apply at Star Uftice m 14-30" D2 SKINS WANTED—At RAMSBUKG & EBERT'S Glove Manufactory, Georgetown 105 High st. de 19-tf 381 wawrep. ¥A87*?-waxren, S81 WILLIAM PRINCE, The Pioncer of Stamping, having new facilities for STAMPIN Has reduced his price to SIX CENTS PER WIDTH. for SKIRTS and) PANTALETS CLOAKS. CAPES. Ee ae YOKES, BANDS, PINCUSHIONS, SLIPPERS, dc, stamped by the job. We are weekly in receipt of new Patterns of the latest designs, and by the aid of anew machine we are prepared {fo stamp any pattern brought us. As we are the only practical Stampers here we are willing tocome down. Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stam: h he; =. se ie ie 101 terns not exce! in New York. 1 yt eg Bat ye 351 F street, opposite Patent Office Embrotdered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts, and Shawis, for sale. no 15 ANTEP— SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Ww Aiso, MIRBORS, O. Beers BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every description. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street Sener between G and H, east sf FOR SALE AND RENT. FS SALE AND BENT—Four first-class BRICK HOUSES, with all the modern improvem One in the west end; on 18th street. between id G. containing 14rooms and dry cellar, renting for 1.00 per year. Three near Trinity Church and timore depot, No. 443, 445 and 447 O street between Ist and 24, containing 10 large rooms an ary cellar; rent for $900 a year each. Will be sold low for cash or on @ very long credit. @ne of the above fer rent. No.447. Also,a very large Frame House on H street, between sth and Sth, containing 9 i og Lat A Lod Fog C street, or at lumber ‘ard, reet and canal. “iz 6t fine} JOHN B. WARD. FOE BENT Ove four-story BRIOK HOUSE. 9 reoms and —_ attached; gas and water throughout. No. 10% Green street, Georgetown, For particulars apply Mrs. F. GREEN, corner of Beall and same street, for one week. mb 12-6t* ‘WO BOOMS TO RENT, for asmall family, at ase 16th street, between & and I streets. m IPPMANN & ELLERY, BANKERS AND BROKERS, 29 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK, MEMBERS OF N. YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Particular attention given to the following stocks : American Express Co. National Express Co. Adams Express Co. National Bankers’ Express Co. © S Express Co. Western Union Telegraph Wells, Farzo & Co. American Telegraph Kinsley Express Co. _United States Telexraph Co. Harnden Express Co. Russian Amer. Teleeraph Co. Southern Express Co. Insulated Telegraph Co. National Express and Transportation Co. Petroleum and Mininz Shares, Government, State, Town, and County Bonds. Advances made on the above securities. BEFERENCES. Imp’t and Traders’ Bank. Mechanics’ Banking Association. Hoyt. 8 & Co. __Elustein, Hovenfeld & Co, "TPE Pretentes by ae Letters Pat tent of England, and secured by the seals of Bone Not Meat it Vit = cones Jollege of icine, Vienna. Triesmar No. 1, is the effectual remedy for Reiax tion, Spermathorrhoea, and Exheustion of the system. Triesmar No. 2 hes entirely superseded he Copavia, Cubebs, dc. Tries- ar o.8 fe ike satatighte Pomedy, for all Import ties and Secondary Symptoms, thus obviating foe vy of mercury 8nd all other deleterious ingre nts. ach preparation is fn the form of aoe sate ae Lozenge. Secured from the oftocta pt cl imate sug coe of atmosphere, ing we each, ri = ‘Divided fn oparate doses Sas; iuiniatered’ by Valpeaus Sallamanda, Roux, &o.- and retail by Dr. BARROW, No. 194 Pifetaa bad ales of 5. O° FORD, No. 290 Ps, ave ij oy . O. 5 Pi a T YI ®S: coven, nem, COTTON, FANOY AND OTHER TWINES. Also, BENUR HAND, WOOD and other SCREW3. For sale cheap at No. 513 7th street. mb 12-¢3m_ mb 7-Im J.D. EDMOND & 00. PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS. it Du iE omens qsapkerrER's is * _ Bdoors ubove Odd Fellows Hall, PAPFBHANGINGS—A large assortment, = cash Prices) 4 RERITER'S 456 7th stre 22-6w" 8 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall, OR RENT—At the corner of 2d at Freie streets. in Georgetown, D.©.. six four-story BRICK HOUSES, just finished in the best man- ber. These houses have nine good-sized rooms each, water in the kitchen, ges fixtures in every room, and fitted up in it convenient manner for a medium-sized fam: These houses gre situated in one of the most desirable locations in the town for dwellings. For terms, &c.. apply to JOSEPH LIBBEY, No, 27 Water st... George- tewn. mh 3-2w Kor RENT—One HOUSE, on 2Hth§ street, be- tween Mand N sts. Also, Rooms fo rent on E street, between 12th and 13th sts.. and a Store Roem suitable fo Pita or. Lp peal store. Apply at the Paint Oil Store 350 E street, be- tween 12th and 13t where you buy your No. 1 Coal O11 for 9 cents per gallon. tah 5-co2w* Fe BRENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, No, 565 9th street. Island, between D and E B. BAKER, at the _ oF ‘mh '3- streets. Apply to 0, fice. QreBa GLASSES. ‘A large assortment of finest quality of OPERA GLASSES have just been received from Paris di- rect, and are offered for sale at wholesale prices at th ta Store of W. G METZEROTT ‘DALL’S SHEEP HUSBANDRY.—Ran- dall’s Fine Woot Sheep Husbandry. Dadd on Diseases of Cattle. Dadd’s American Cattle Doc- tor. Allen's Domestic Animals. Jenning’s Unttle and their diseases. Jenning’s Sheep, Swine. anid Knowlson’s Oow and Cnttle Docter Naturai History of the Ox Tribe. 3 7 Ol FRANCK T Ww , CLOOKMAKER, No. 257 Pa, Moree ay eg a eel Perpetual Calender Olock,of various Patterns e also, a variety of Regulators. Timepieces, and Spring Clocks. French, English, and Ameri can Clocks Repaired. fe 23-3m LMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT HEEMBOLD'S Coreen Great Diuretic. Is the CONCENTRATED EXTBAUT py SABSAPARILLA Fee yc ecading ts toe rahe ek Phe ra ere macy ond Gusniees cask are the moat active thai oe made, ~ He, TO GET A FABM, AND WHERE TO etone, Ten acres enough. The Farmer's Dictionary, edited by Gardner. Guano, its pr- rtieg aud uses. Glenny’s Farming for the mil- Ken. arder, on Hedges and Evergreens. Flint's ——- and Foi TD FRANCK TAYLOR. ye ee nne Mere; Ma Tante Beanne; Pride ‘premier: pe fae 2 é rain: Lee Delicesag is Imported by A Li "s Natural Laws of H faa eal temas 6 pbrownes American Muck “Book. chngon's Eeeays on Manui ee NOK TAYLOR Hea Ug Poa chenee in diet, no Tiscuvegioneenal HE SS ee i 1B RENT—Two FRAME HOUSES with brick basement, containing six rooms each, on isth street. west side. between L aud M Inquire en i-es between 833 and 10 o'clock a, m, Price Sly per month. in advance. m 14-3t h street, between K Firat Ward. containing five rooms, goed yard, and wood shed intherear. Ap vly to GEO. A LANE, 175 K street, botwoon 15th end 19th street m 14-3t™ OR RENT—The well-known RESTAURANT, » taining ox roems; lerge garden attached: Suitable for apy person ‘keeping cows. Apply to Mrs RYAN, corner 3d ana L streets oust, Kenilall Green, mh ia-3t* ‘Y RENT—The half of the one-story COTTAGE on Chestnut street, between P and Q streots, fourth house from 1th street, containing 2 rooms, vith a kitchen, woodhonse, &c¢ Terms moderate. Apply on the premises before 8 or after 4 in the af- terncen mi 14-3t* + OR SALE—One of the best PRODUCE, BUT- TKK and CHEESE STORES in Washington. ouly a few doors from Pennsylvania avenu This i ‘are chanc > for @ smart business young \- L, WELLS & OO, ™m14-lw cor I3thand F sts.,over White’s Store A KARE CBA, FOR SALE-The GOoD WILL and FIXTURES of one of the beat stands on Penna. ave . suitable fer moat any kiad of tueiness For further particulars apply to 8. H. HASLE, 310 Penunsylvavis avenue tween 9th and Mth streets. mh 14 6t* ] HAVE ON HAND SEVEKAL nice BUSINESS sud BUGGY WAGONS, and also a vice BULLD- ING LOT on south © street, petween lth agd izth itreets. Persons in want of such trings please cal at the corner oj llth and B streets north mit lw* R_W. JOHNSON. Ox FOR SALE— NE BOND of the city of Memphis. Tennessee, tor $1.00. One Bond of the city of Keokuk, Iowa, guarantied by Keokuk, Fort Deameines and Minnesota Kaiiroad Company. for #1.000 of Maysville, Kentucky aysville and Lexington Company, for 31.00. MOSES KELLY, Cashier of the National Metropolitan Bank of Washington ra 1h-5t RAME HOUSE on Maryland avenue, between 4!> and 6th streets, Isiand, ten room. Apply H. 8. JOHNSTON, No. 373 Ponn. avenue, hetween 434 and 6th st mb li ew3t* [608 RENT—To a small tamfly without children, April +t, several adjoining ROOMS, very coa- venient for housekeeping; partly furnished tf de- Apply at the cottage coroer C and Nerth ttrects, above depot, h 13 Tu. Po —HOUSE on 1 0 5% 3 a sts, north side. suitable tor avy kind of business. In- autre at 506 7th st. mh 13-6t* rsHR FURNITURE OF A FIRST CLASS i “boarding Honse, together with a LEASE of the property for sale, on reasonable term. Sick ness the cause of selling. re on the premises, 439 Penn. ave mh !3-Im* Foz sabe squares Also, one small FARM of 56 acres of the hest guality of land on Little Chucky River, 6 miles from Greenville. East Tennessee For particulars poo cali on the undersigned, t Ne 4=6 th iu t. “nig awe North Fstreets yg. RVERETT. Free RENT—That destrabie RESTAURANT and PWELLING HOUSE No. 36 cagt Market Rpace opp rite the new Market, in Georgetown, D.© : bas water and gas, bath reom, &e. Can be rented on easy terms, Inquire of JOHN J. ROGUE, Corner High and Bride streets, Georgetown, D. 0, *ARMS1 ~~~ FaRMsit ages FARMS!!! Woe have not less then one hundred Farms and Farming Lands forsale ip Marviand. Virginia and District of Columbia, worth from $15 to $100 per e 5 “We aro now selling at great bargains some choice 2 e Farms at $25 peracre | tig pa, Corner of 13th and F streets. over mm 10-6t White’s Store. Fok SALE—A two-story FRAME HOUSE. on sonthwest corner of 10th and N sta., containing 5 rooms and hall, with large cellar, st ringe house. Also, Let adjoining. premines. V )* HAVE SEVERAL NICE HOUSES FOR VW “RENT—Fornished or unfurnished, in the cHy and Georgetown yyw MAN & GREEN, fe 1s tf 18 Intelligencer Builiing. mh 12-tf ipply on tho ply on vm 5 eo6t™ AUCTION SALES, _ [For other Auction Saies see fourth page } Be Bet eee gees a Se SE ogee — mth, e At onr salesrooms, we will scll «lot of Family Cotter. Soap, Starch. Scr Bese: Brooms, Bucket, ces i cans, in:ches, Pick! Tomatoes in . Teo barrels Oid hye Whisky. ” fon Some hus and kegs Rye and Bourbon Botti d ales Foster, jewing " Beers bo ve. " * NAGLE & ©O., Avets, Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. South coraer Per avo.and 9th st, LOT ON SOUTH A STREET. BETWEEN 5: AND 6TH STREETS EAST, Pes do 10N. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March 24, 135%. commencing at 4 o'clock. we w Lon the premires. part of lot No 9. im 22 ‘eet ongxonth A street, ru between Sth and 6th atreets east. Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve Months, secured by a deed of trust on the pro- perty. _mh 16 W. L. WALL & 00 , Ancts. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avotioneers. VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, FRONTING ON MARYLAND AVENUE, BE: AT tori. OTH STREETS, ISLAND, On TUESDAY, the Sith instant, at 5 o'clock p. ™._ we shall sell, in frowt of the premises, Lot W, in William A. Bradley's subdivision of Sjaare 492. fromsing 2 fect on Maryland avenue, rupning © good depth toa fine paved alley, with impreve- mente. consisting of e teo-story Frame ‘Terme: One-third cash; balance six and twelve months, eecured by a deed of trust on the prenriaes. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost e100 down when th joWn when the property is sold mid __GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, TATENSIVE OF RORSES, CA - E ESS. dc. &c., AT paar AUCTION. .., ON THURSDAY, March 2th, At Wo'elock a. m.. the entire STOCK of the well- kaown Congress Stables at Nos 465 and 467 sth street, between Dand E streets. comprising the most valuable list of Horses, Carriages, Harness, &c.. ever offered to this community, consisting of ‘everai pairs of very fine Matched Horses, Singie- driving and Saddle Horses. Alse, several exoe! lent Faru: Horses. one supertor Brood Mare, (full- tiood Morgan.) with Colt by her side, and one fine Ymiry Cow Alro.s e wumber of Carriages, semprising superior Fimily Carriages, Open Ba rou bes, Phaetons Open eed Top Buggies. which have been built toerder by the best builders in the conntry. together with a large quantity of pester Peuble and Single Harness, Robes, B ts, Whips, &e , &c. otee iipes &° » Soe RIGHT, OLOOTT & 00. Warbington, March 12, 1885. mh 16-dt29 RYs K. WALSH & ©0., Auctioneers. No. 288 Pa. ave., corner 0th street, NEW SPRING CLOTHING, WATCBES, LA- bike DRESSES. &c, AT AUCTION. BOLD TO PAY ADVANCES. On MONDAY MORNING, March 19, at 100’clock, rge assortment $ our Salesroom, we will sell a of— Gent's pew and second hand Frock, Sack, and Butiness Coats eot’s Piack and fine Fano Gent's Cloth, Silk conse. Cassimere Pants 1 Cassimere and other Vests adies’ Dresses. in Silk, Delaine, Merino, Calico. Poplin, Mozambi and other fabrics. seam A nice Hine of Ladies’ Silk Goats, Spring Shawls, c. ALSO, ided to our ralo— 5 Silver. Gold Guard. Vest, and Fob Chains Gold Rings, Fins, &.. & . together with many other goods too nnmerons to mention mh 16-2 __ Bi. K. WALSH & CO., Ancts. WALE C4 CONDEMNED, QUARTERMASTER ‘ STORES AT ALEXANDRIA, VA. Cais Quarinpnnes Office, Devore ch is ef ee ‘ashiagton. D.C. Will be sold at public anct: DBIA,VA. under the directi tenant Colonel J.G_O. Lee, A. Q. DAY. March 2, 136, at 11 o'clock &. m. of unserviceable Quar termaster’s Stores, co: ing of Harness Leather, 10 2 Paulins, 230 pounds rounds Zinc, £0 pounds Cut Natis, 30) pounds orse Shoes, 2 boxes Tin.Crow Bars, Wrenches, Belting Hose, 1 Fanning Machine. Buckets, Sad- dies, Shovels Hammers, Desks, Tables, Chairs, ae ‘Terms : Cash in Goverument fonds : ..H. RUOKER, Brevet Major Gen. and Chief mh 16-9t uartermaster, EE "__ Depot of Washington” SALE OF GOVERNMENT AMBULANGE: Ss AND ARMY WAGONS. oe Chief Quarterrmaster’s Office, Depot of Washterton-t Washington, D. C., March 15,1935. Will be sold at putlic auction, at Lincoln Depot, Washington, D.C., under the direction of Brevet Colonel O. A. Tompkins, Q. M., on MONDAY, April 2, Isis, at 30 o'clock a. m., the following mentioned Government property, viz : 100 to 200 Light Ambulances, 30 to #00 Army Wagons, which will be sold singly. and must be removed within five days from date of sale. Terms: Cash, in Goyernment funds a _ H. RUCKER, Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, Mb 35-15t Depot of Washington. Usp STATES MILITABY RAILROAD, Office of Assistant Quartermaster, » March 14, 1886. Washington, D. AUCTION SALE OF U. 8 MILITARY BAIL- z ROAD MATERIAL. Will be sold at public auction, at Alexandria, Va .on TUESDAY, April 10, 18%5— 2 first-class Locomotive Engines, 4 feet 8!,-luch gauge: cylinders, 15x22; weight, 25 tons 4 Passenger Cars 20 Box Freight Cars 2 Stock Cars s paces a 30 Small Truck Cars 21 Tracks for Freignt Cars 18 patrs Wheels on Axles 2 Steam Pumping Engi i Statienery Engine 32 Henderson Paorps. 0 tons second-hs nd Railroad Iren (good) A large quantity of Frogs, Nails, Switch Fix- tures, Car Couplings. Bar Iron, Springs, Nats, ae. aoe, Axes, Picks, Stoves, Files, Sperm Oil, &e 29 Bufidings, from Wxl2 to 200x40 feet Let of OMmee Fu raitare Contents of Printin, ce A lure quantity of new Shelf Hardware 1 Herring Sate 1 Saloon Car, 4 feet 8 inch gauge, elegantly finished and furnished with black walnut, trimmed —_ = Plush; double tracks, with broad tread wheels. & _— to peg he Wa. ny ‘ponies ins Cas! a vernme! i . : H. L. ROBINSON, mh 15-eollt Brevet Brig. Gen., A. Q. M. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF IMPBOVED PROPER- TY IN THE SEVENTH WARD. By virtue of a decree pacead by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, on the 27th day of Febrnary 1866. in acansein which Gwynn Harris and others are complainants and Mary A. Jones is dvtendant, (No. 5% Sameer) eee uasersigned om wissioners will expose to public sale,on the prem- ises, on MONDAY, the ior day of March, 1365. at 5 ovclock. the following described yeepenny< be ng the real estate of Peter Jones. deceased: 1, Part of Lot 4, in Square 384, being 2 fest front = Mth sireet — by 100 feet in depth, improved atwe-sto: tame liouse. % All of Lots numbered 1, 2 and 8, and the east 12 feet front by the depth of the Lot numer 4, of the subdivision of +— pehorst 355, improved by -8tol rame House. =: Ieand 16. in Bquare 418, (eubdivieion,) Il bexeld tn tour parcels, se follows: 1. west 20 feet front by 74 feet 8 inches in depth of Lot 15, improved by a two-story Frame couse be east 4 feet 6 inches front of 15, and all the eular No. 16. yy A sooth 74 feet 8 inches, im- vs asma! rame Op “The south 25 feet of both lots, having a front of 26 feet on Eighth street, by 49 fest deep to the di viding use petwens Lots 16 and 15, improved by a wo story Frame House. P 4 a vec ‘ant lot ——ae feet on Eighth street, adjoining the above on the north, by adepth of 49 feat to the dividing line between Lots 1i and 15. The terms of sale sre: One-third cash, ef which fifty dollars to be paid when the property is knocked off; the balance in two equal payments, 6 avd 12 montbe from the day Of sale. with interest, and se- cured to the satisfaction of the commissioners. Stamps and conveyancing at the cost of purcha- aif fou the ratification of the sale by the court ; on for the property. deeds We eV CLES WILSON, THOMAS W. RILEY. OHS AY STEPHENSON, DAVID McQUEEN, joners. mhit-eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. 4, Fe SALE—A three-story BRICK HOUSE with Frame Building fo the rear, and vacant lot ad- joining. This property is located on North Capitol #t., bet. Bando Beautifully situated for « fine residence. Fer particulars ingnire of WALL, &T & 6. 22 Pa avenue. jan is tf {OR SALE—The HOUSE and LOT in Square 258, south west eorner of PD st. north and Thirteenth street west. The randy rh gone) ey pied Lao a or Lusiness ty Mra, Bevaus. Apply to THOMAS P. SIMPSON, No. 4 Louisiana avenue jan 25 tf SOR RENT—A first-class BRICK DWELLING Ek HOUSE on G street. second door from isth st. pear the State Departm ? with closets and pantries ail through the house, and ‘ge cellar: water at the kitchen door, and a pore spring ee ag Ce soon —_ the honse Inquire of D. A. + New York ave , near 16th street fe 23-tf ENTRAL HALL, Pe lvant and 1 For rent by the day, week, or month, fer Gon- engi Lectures, Bails, &o. hese Halls are very large and & ous For terms apply on the 4 mae RAGLE & 00. 0 PERSONS SEOUBING 10. For sale. five hundred cart-loeds of SAWDUST. oye, st Gali © kindling Site ane 2ath etrectes nn avenue. or at Mill toot of ith ja Wo: T, Eow. Clarx. Tuos. B. Cnoss, JR, T. EW. ovake 4 00.. LUMBER DEALESS, (pear wr, 5. 1 alarge steck of all kinds of tae ee fe 10 im aot aa Ratios ©: 8. Dis peneeto a 3 eaten Beye Scie ety seas ke leas ee FRANOK TAYLOR, >RIGHTLY 'S DIGEST _OF LAWS OF THE Bes ES. hea goes ieee aoa Fit * Tool: ‘AL Nas R fen ARE poe Maas ieee egy Perv bey oa miss CROWN, WALKER & 00.. Ancts. B* We. L. SATUBD. i i eer we itt eth au the oo cription at tele comprintoa’ thewt . oo FTY RSES. which is w Among wi tome goed ork, Saddle, and Bar- A pair of brown Match Carriage Horses, Carriage A large collection of New’ and Second-hand fice. “hy ckaways, Carriages, Wagobs, and One Mack and one Coupee in good order. ALSO, Second-hand Rarness, Saddles, Carriages, private sale. ir days, Toosdays, Thuredays, and aye. Carriages and Harness at sale. ae ee eer REL O0., Aucts. Y 0. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer, SALE OF HOUSRBOLP OUSFBOLP FURNITURE AT Ov SATURDAY MORNING, March 17, o'etees. F qaell anlljas ¥ Awotwe move: = ree a DOS Yarlor, Dining-room aud Chamber Carpets, Croc and Glassware, Additions solict Goods t sold insidé of the Store must be sent 7 in en Friday for arran, mh io it OHAS. W. BOTELER, Auct. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, joneers. AUCTION SALE OF THIRTY THOUSAND NEW BbILDING SASH, ALL SIZ8S On SATUBDAY. at 11 o'clock ®. m., we shall sell in front of cur Auction Roe: ing Saab, of all sizes | Te bur in ‘Terms cash, mid SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT DS KENDALL GREEN One Qasr eccaran be Mae ak Will be sold at public suction. on the under the direction of Brevet Lieutenant Colon: - Moere. A.Q.M., on SATURDAY, March 17. 1836. at 12 0 clock. m the following déscrtbea vrerpment Bur . Fe , &e. tuted at KENDALL GHEEN vis none Ope (1) Stable, 13 hy 31] fect. Rix (6) Stables, each 7 by 333 feet, One (1) Stable.” 7 by 314 feet, ‘Une (1) Stable, 37 by 308 feet. One (1) Stable, 27 by 229 feet. One (1) Stable, 27 by 224 teet, ‘One (1) Stable, 27 by 205 feet. One(]) Stable. 27 by 190 feet. One (1) Sink, § hy 15 feet. Ten (10) Water Troughs. each 20 by Winches, 14 feet ki + 980 If al fert of Fencing. 7% fret high. tingly, and must be The boidines will be removed within fifteen days from date of sale, Terms Cash, in Government funds D 8. RUCK Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Qui 5 _m 1st el Depot of Washington. YW. L. WALL & ©O. Auctioneers, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND aT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOO: COlamebCcing at 3 o'c will sell that valuable pr F streets south, know comprising all of Lote 1. 16.17, 18,38, 24 he corner of ng Rouse, with water table, and otior outbatld- be divided andsold in ‘al attent: th: lol valuable property. The title to'the above property is perfect. Termes at is By order © J.B. HERON. mid win, watt a Gon neen, ¥ W. L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE § SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ‘os TBE SIXTH WARD. By virtne of @ deed of trast to the enbscriber, bearing date the 10th day of June, A. D. 184, duly recorded, &e.. 1 eball offer for sale, ton, on THURSDAY, the 22d da) of 7 ', at So’clock p._m., in front rs Dui in bquare numbered 9% improvements. Tihs property is «i the corner of 9th street cast and North Caroline avenue. factorily indorsed, and bearing interest from the br ofvaic. A deed given and deed of trust taken. at cnaveys 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 Trastee the right to re-sell the anid and = peree rd = ry pare! two 6’ potice in ven! S “ ASBURY LUV YD, Trastee, mh 13 WM. L. WALL & 00., Ancts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. OHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER- T By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Oonrt of the District of Colur- bhi passed in 4 shall procsed to-seil bite auctions enw shall prow se ic mt 72 - NESDAY, the 23th arch in front the premises, st 5 o'clock p m., Lot No. ide Dyer’s Subdivisjon of Square No 864, and Lot E, of Ball's Subdivisien of er's Subdivision of lots in sald Square. Lot No. 13is situated on Third street west, 160 feet north of G street north, with a frenton Third etreet of 25 feet, and « depth of 120 feet. Lot E fronts on G street north 16 feet, and rans north with theline of Third street 100 feet, and is improved by a two «! frame dwelling, with at- tics, and one back bul Termes of sale. as prescribed by thedecres : One. the residue in tee equal toatalunantes payable ther ne in two eqna! ments, interest at six and twelve months. deferred payments to be secured by the notes the parehe- ser. with an endorser approved by the trustee. terms of tale within five days, the trustee reserves ermr a in five 5 reserves the right to resell at the tisk and cost efeuch de- faulting purchaser, on advertising such sale three e ve ent ‘i ROPERT FAL) mhT7-eofds GREEN & WILL LEGAL NOTICES. QPgzAS: COURT, Distaict of Gorrmpia Wasuincron County, To-wst: In the D.Harrison. Admit 4 3 and deceased. and of the assets in hand . same has beep collected and turned inte when ard where all the creditors and heirs of said deceased are petified to attend, (at the Orphans Court ot Washington county aforesaid.) with their claims properly vouched, or they may otherwise law be excluded from all Seeat 7] en estate; provided a copy of this orde: cnee a week for three weeks in the Eveniag Star, previous to the said og SRE C. ROBBINS, mh 3-law3w* ister of Wi ePnans’ COURT—1 —_ 4 oa . SHINGTON UNTY: — the case of hitsabeth Clements. admivistratrix Aloisis Clements, deceased. the admi istracrs eforessid has, with the spre. tion of the Grpbans’ Coart of Wi county aforessid, appointed Saturday. ai of March next. for mh l-lawSw* Fa S cent Y I OEE a HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, the subsort- obtained the bephaae! rt of ernie County, in the District of Colenbien lettere of on the ys yy said deceased, are here! same. with the pt we ens law3w* JOHN D. BUOKLEY. BLE thor of John Hall- A Romext ‘ven ‘and” Dowebtern, tre. oul * Rist ge hae Lifein China;2 vols, The Belton Estate. by Shovy Trotiope, FRANCK TATLOBt EEDANGT—Bin Madches a. und Vier ‘Beusarbeit, und ein Matches ‘fe 28-6t 336 Pennsylvania svenue, eee ‘ ; ‘