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OC W U. S. Surneme Uouttr, March 16.—A. M. al = AL NE S. Stout, |. Of Kentucky, and H. Burnett, oo | Esq. of were attormeys and connsellors of this court. ‘Warren et al. pinintiffe im error, vs. Van pose pape Seg re fors mom agin | n execution in this case w: gued Mr Parner ipport thereof, and by Mr. AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT?. 4 Sr ane ie pan we have Beethoven's “ "one of the greatest of musical works, introducing Johannsen in a Tole om which she ts unrivalled, together with Mscsme Rotter, Himmer, Hermanns, Habel- im opposition thereto. mann, Steinecke, o Ur The | No. 285. Alexander J. P. Gareeche, plaintiff “is.s and Orisis act’? trom Mozart's “Magic | in error, vs. The State of wesc and Filote’ will aiso be given, with Hermanns as No. 2. J. A. Cummi plaintiff in error, “Sarnstro. Derzenorr’s Hatt—Mrs. 8. Petigru King, Gaugtter ot the distinguished South Carolini- | vs. The State of The argument of these causes was Continued by Mr. Strong for defendant in error. an, x L. Petigra, gives a reading from the eas ae ae ports this evening. This "clock, Sratox Hart—Lecture by Rev. J. T. | a! a wel ae poe Bdge Li Teoke for benesit of St. Ann's Infant Asy- | ine bar of this District, died at the Lichaa am House, in the forty-eighth year of his . Mr. Wharton bad been in ill-health for ‘several months past, and for over a month was con- fined to his room. He was a man of consider- able ability, and was “ nobody's enemy but his own.” Witsow’s HALL, Pennsylvania avenue and 20h street —The ladies fair is still in p le Reader close the week by a visit to this delight. ful entertainment, and my word for it you will not regret it. CANTERBURY.—Last night of the entertaining programme presented during the week, as a - ange of performance will take place on Mon- Ay sie FENIAN BrotuERHOOD.—In pursuance of the call by the Assistant Inspector Gteneral of the District of Columbia F. B., published in the Star, a large meeting of the therhood was held at Temperance Hall last night. Va- rious military orders from headquarters were read, and 2 call for men and arms for the cause of Ireland was promptly and enthusi- astically responded to. see- — a St. Patricx’s Day. To-day is the anni- yersary of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ire- lanc, tbe day of all others religiously observed by the natives of thé Emerald Isle and their " their lots may i Ss the day is wholly devoted to ‘ demonstrations by the sons ot Erin, and in CITY ITEMS. Kew York and other large cities there will be Frux asp OGRAP Gaconniee Steoven processions ili ad ag 3 é nk “ Me ee re oem Dos cearaie annie: Capitol Hill, advertises 2 itis not definitely known in what year of | !4Tge and well assorted stock of groceries at the fourth century or in what place St. Pat- | Unprecedented low prices. Fick was born, but it is supposed that to Bou- logue, France, belongs the nonor of his natiy- ity, and that he was of Romish or Kyench in his ith year be was captured and d to the north of Ireland, from whence, F six years servitude, during which he ‘a the irish language, he escaped, and » his way to France, where he spent four years in the monastery of St. Martin of Tours. About #27 he went to St. Germain to become Scguainted with the rules and customs of mis- sionary life, and remained four years, exercis- ing for some time pastoral charge at Boulogne. From this place he went in company with St. Germain and Lupers to Britain, to eradicate the Pelagian heresy, which was making rapid strides among the British christians, and the efforts of the missionaries were crowned with Sagi aeaias Laws or THIS DistaicT—Thompson's Di- gest is the only book containing them. All should it. W. H. & O. H. Morrison, Nos. 410 and 435 Pennsylvania avenue, are the enter- prising publishers. oo — FISRERMEN who are preparing an ontfit, will find a superior quality of yellow oil suits, both single and double, at Geo. C. Henning’s, corner of 7th street and Maryland avenue, (Island), ——— Ir you WANTsplendid Jewelry and Plated- wure cailat the New York Dollar Gift Store, where you can get them for one dollar, and a free gift included, at No. 486 Pa. Ave., near 3d street. Tih wae ease ee Re! tewariee Conte, Fee aad Peart, Jot and a preg mane Bonen me meee rrellg Gilt Chain Setts, Rings, Pins, Braceletts, Cal- Pailadius was first appomted Bishop, but | {fornia Stone Setts—t,000 styles to chose from died, and St. Patrick was subsequently for only one dollar, at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry consecrated for the work, after much opposition con the part of his relatives. Setting out for Ireland he arrived there in 422, and after some oppositson landed, it is beheved, at Wicklow, where he baptized sev- eral, among others the Chief of the Dist.ict, Dichio, who, in gratitude, built a church. He seems to haye labored successfully, and went about establishing churches throughout the land, and it is related Ag bis biographers that Store, No, 438 Pa. Ave., third door from 4% street. —____¢—_—_— Corns, Kunions, 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 Chiropodist, Rooms No. 421 Pennsyl- vania avenue. between 4 and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from 8 a. m. to 5 p.m., and 6 toS p. the Saint seeing the idol which was adored by = 2 - Se king and his subjects, he lifted up his VALTARBLE D CONVENIENT. — “Brown's oice in prayer, and it fell, as also the smaller idols about it. Other miracles are mentioned by his eulogists as haying been per- formed by him, and according to a legend roma Bronchial Troches” are widely known as an ad- mirable remedy for Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Coughs, and other troubles of the Throat and ~< Lungs. ey ure of great value forthe pur. Mount Eagle,he banished allserpentsand ven- | foce: for which they are desitneds wie bay Qmous replies from the land. After laboring | are usually and pleasantly efficacious, they some twenty-twojyears he founded his See in the district of Macher, built the church and ity of Armagh; after which, about 458, he ed to Rome, where the Pope confirmed in Ireland. On his return, he imme- ly set about placing the religion he had uced in that land on a firm basis by sys- uzing the efforts of the ministry, forming &e.,and having. during sixty years ‘trations among the people, almost en- y eradicated Paganism trom the land, he died March 17, 4%, leaving bishops by hun- dreds and priests by thousands to watch over the church. Last night the ball of the Youn Hibernia Club at Odd Fellow’s Hall was well attended, and the day was thus in with the danee. in this city there will be no general demon- stration, but the day will be generally observed by appropriate services, usual on this oceasion, in ibe Catholic Conrches, and the auniversary meetings of Lrish societies. To-night at Odd Fellows’ Hall there will be a lecture by John P. Brophy. the subject «Ought Ireland to strike for Freedom,” and a gTand concert at which, we learn, one or more original songs will be sung. ‘This evening, also, Rey. T. J. O'Toole lec thres at Seaton Hall for the benefit of St. Ann Emfsnt Asylum. The lecture will be attended by the Catholic Total Abstinence Society in a Bocy. The same Society will elect officers for je ensuing year, to-morrow. The Hibernia Benevotent Society will give their anniversary dinner a: Marini’s Academy on Monday night, and from the preparations making it will, probably, be the largest affair of the kind given here for some years. contain no hurtfnl ingredients, but may at all times be used with perfect safety.—Boston Re- Ri eo DIED, WHARTON. On the morning of the i7th inst., at3o-clock. WILLIAM A. WHABTON, a mem: wer of the Washington bar, in the 45th year of his age iis fancral will take place to-morrow (Sunday) after the Lichuu House, Lontuana ave reet, at3eclock. The friends of ire invited to attend. * PINKARD. On the 16th instant, ienee. 385 Sixth street west, PINEARD, her resi- Mrs. SARAH years. 7 months and 3 days. ind friends of her and of jer sister, 5 ndy. are invited to attend at the se, on Sunday, the 18th inst., at 2 o'clock. DUK In Georgetown, D. © , of sudden ill- @lith day of March LEVIN DUKES, year. take place from hia late resi- % reet. between 3d and 4th streets, No. 66, on Sanday afternoon, the 18th instant, at Sovclock. The friends of the family ect- fully invited to attend. Lf GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS P¥QLOSALS LN\ ITED FOR THR EREC AND REPAIR OF THE PUBLIC HY- DBANTS IN GEORGETOWN, D.C. Maior 5 t Georgetown, D. C., 17, 1366. Proposals will be received at th’ ce until the a of ten days from this date, to keep the ublic Hydrants of thia town in thorough repair lor one year from the Ist day of Apriluext. The bidder to state, Ist, the amount per Hydrant, in- cluding the whole number now standing, and dis- —_e——_- tngul-bing between the Kinds now in us ihe CzexTzr MARKET To-Day_—Beef, best cuts, | Sinplete: fo rent e cede ehing and erecting u plete, in ranning order, such new Hydrants as F lb, 25c.; next, 15a20e.; Salt Beef,15a2ve.; Dried | may be ordered by the Corporation, s iJ 6 of, Veal, 25c.- Mutton, chops, 25¢. r~ 4 if 5 epein es 5 of the Hydrant he may propose, as substitutes Lamb, 25c.; Lard, 25¢.; Pork, fresh, 25¢.; corn- | for sych lamp post Hydrants as may become defec- ed, 25 on, hams, uncut, 2ic.; sliced, 35 tive, er otherwise unfit for use. ensts, shoulders, 2c. Butter, 45atvc.; | ,, Persons disposed to make pro 5 above rte per pair, 75¢.a81.75. Ducks, per Is, Ftated. cam receive any further information upon the eubject that they may desire on application pair, = Eggs, per dozen,25e. Green Corn, | te the undersigned. 8 a age peck, oad mh 17-10t HENRY ADDISON, Mayor. 75 * c ‘urnips, pec EL: @cts. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, 40c.; icons SELLine OFF aT Geer. SI. Peaches, dried, per quart, 25c: Beans, but- MAYFIELD & BROWN, ter, 25e.; white, Ifal%e.; dried cherries, qt.. 4c. No. 121 Bridge street, Georgetown, Radishes, per bunch., 5c. Beets, per peck, Svc. aE or te tote, for fifteen days, ofler for cash, Parsnips, pk, 50c. Onions, 50c. per ; bunch onions Se.; Carrots, Suc. Fish—Stiad, per pair, 1 at manatLE AND FANOY DEY GOODS, 5 Oe: + for cash only. 2 5 Le pt es igre Peg ea aaa No more asked. No less taken. 1; small, bunch, Sde.; ibut, pow +5 Goods boo! char; th Sea Bas, 5c; Biue Fish, 15c.; Lobster, 15c. Sen ee meee mee Teenie Storgeon, tse; Pike, Ib, We. Perch, S0c. Mackerel, 33c. each. Kye, bushel, 90c.ag1. Corn Meal, $1831.10. Shipstuff, 60asvc. Brown- stuff, 50c. Shorts, 35c. Corn, shelled, $1; in ear, bbl., $4935. Oats, bushel, ssasvc. Hay, per CWl., S1aSi30. Straw, Sc.a8l. Clover Hay, ces. mh 2-15t* MAYFIELD & BROWN. JEW SPRING GOODS AT MILLERS NEW Y¥ GOODS STORE 101 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. ©. Now opening a full stock of SPRING GOODS, Pe Gooda . = a : bracing Ladies’ Dress #5c.08125. Small Ducks, 75 pr. Small Birds, | {insekeering Dry Geode, Mere? Pernb.,Sualste. Wild Pigeons, pair,37¢. Can- | Cieths for Sacks, Shawls. Skirts, White Goods, Yas-back Ducks, per pr, $2. Widgeons, 81. | Gloves, Hosiery, and Notions. e Wild Geese, $2 . Prairie Hens, $1a$1.25 per | bought at reduced prices, and will be sold cheap. pair. Celery, prbunch, 10c. Krout, pr quart, lsc. | Motto—* Quick sales short profits. Geese, $1.5'282.50. Turkeys, $2a83.50. Venison, | _f¢ 28-Im BENJAMIN MILLER. fresh, per Ib., We. Partridges, per dozen, $4286. Cabbage, per head, 1a30e. Grapes, per quart, WaSvc. per pound, $l. Cranberries, per quart, c.; chestnuts, quart, 2c. J heaton each, atc. Walnuts, peck, Svc.. jominy, quart, Ws Pumpkins, 1sa75e. Wild Turkeys, #2.50 - Country Pork, $12.50a$14.50 per 100 Ibs. SPixe OFF AT REDUCED PRICES. SMOOT & BURROUGHS, No. 119 Bridge stréet, Georgetown, Will, from this date, offer every deseription of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, at very reduced prices. Wishing to close out this Honey, per Ib., Susie. entire stock by the first or middle of March, bar- ae gains may be e; Tre Late Anrest or Suspiciovs Crar- | _* 101m SMOOT & BURROUGHS. ACTERS.—OUn Wednesday night, offi Ver- non gud Morgan came across 4 band of five ro sak tere therengh bred negroes and & white man. in a stable near ALLION Benning’s Bridge, and took them in custody, | ,,2>gnire of Property Clerk of sare: but on the way to the station the white man es- caped, as we have heretofore noticed. Thurs- day morning, the colored men were committed to the workhouse by Justice Walter. On the following night the white man, whose name is Louis Dumazeaud, was rearrested by officer Crown, to whom he acknowledged that he had been in several chicken and pig stealing expe- ditions with the colored men. The colored men were brought out of the workhouse by Sergeant Johnson, and last night, with the White man, they were arraigned before Jus. tice Walter, when Dumazeaud reiterated his statement. The colored men strennously de- nied having been on any such expeditions, but one of them stated that at the time the police eome upon them they heard the cry of mur- der, and Damazeanud was out at the time. Jus- tice Walter committed the entire party to bi It is thought that this party may have ftomething to do with the burglary and mur- der at Eekington on the 3d inst. Mr. A. Lloyd appeared for the prosecution. eimai Reat Estate Saces.—W. L. Wall & Uo. Ructioneers, on Wednesday, sold three on Story stores, (one frame and two brick,) at ith street and New York avenue, for $575, to Mr. DBCALCOMANTE. The new snd beautiful ert of transferring Pic- tures instantly upon everything, to resemble the most exquisite ppintiog | ight in one lesson b; MES. LEYON, No. 456 E street, bot sth and ct sts. Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call and see sptcimens. cy 13-lw* Fe THE GERMAN OPERA. OPERA FANS, OPERA GLASSES, BOUQUET HOLDERS, FANCY COMBS, &e, A large assortment of the latest styles. M. W. GALT & BROS., Jewellers, 354 Pennsylvsnia avenue, near _m 13-6t Metropeliton (late Brown’s) Hotel. © OaL! COAL FRED. KOONES, Agent for Tyler & Co., of Philadelphia, Pa. Coal by the cargo to dealers at the lowest Phila- deiphia wholesale prices. Office seuth west corner = Mt Reed, the booed to zs to Jan. Ln. of Penna avenne and 11th street. mb 13 Im* ot No. 2, in square on street north, be- “ tween Qist and 2d, containing 5,500 feet, to Mr. | QP BING STYLES FOR GENTLEMEN, Barela: rran, for 2 cents per foot. On | =" ‘Thursday, a «mil frame dwetling, on L street, OUB OWN IMPORTATIONS. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, Selected in the French and English markets by our Mr . Wall, especially for our sales. which we will mie tora yar Sear ERR fe 28-2wif Cnt) 322 Py J IPPMANN & ELLERY, BANKERS AND BROKERS, 29 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK, MEMBERS OF N. YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. between 17(h aud i-th, with lot 2s by 147 feet, to Mary Barnett, for $1,100. Witbin the past few days Messrs. Green & ‘Williams, pores = sp ee = following roperty :—Lot 14, square on G street, be- Yecon 6th and 7th, at $1.08 per foot, to P. A. Setihansen: lot E, square 564, corner 3a and F streets, to J. P. Sullivan, at 75 cents; part of jot 12,im square south of square 516,15 feet front, on Massachusetts a&yenue, near 5th st., improved by a two-st frame dwetling, to Alfred Falconer, for 220; lot 12, square 788, on south A street, between 3d and 4th streets east, st 29% cents per foot. to W. J. Bradford; jot B, in equare 731, improved by & small trame bouse,on Pennsylvania avenue, between Ist and 2d streets east, to August Menterean, for a. & Particular attention given to the following stocks : ational Express Co. Ext ress Co, National Bankers’ Express Co. Western Union Telezraph Co. American Telezraph Co. United States Telegraph Co. Russige Anee, ‘Telesreps = ConerecaTionalL Carvnrcn will ening and evening services at ‘Us Hall, Pennsylvania avenue. The “ty has given & unanimous call to the Rey. ©. BR. Reynton, D. D., to poner anent pastor, which has been ae L has prrebased a Jot on the corner of 10th and G streets, a most delightfal and central po- sition, on which a large and beautiful church xpress Co. ‘National ‘Eerie and Transportation (2. Petroleum and Minine Shares, Government, Stale, Town, and Count) Bonds." Advances made on the above securities, edifice will soon begin to be Peat REFERENCES. —— , Hipersta Bengvoient SocteTy.—This ex- weer? Banking Association, cellent association will celebrate the anniver- Bost seregue & Os. sary of the birthday of Ireland's tatelar saint Einstein, eld & Co, mh 12-430 by & supper at Marimi’s Academy, E street, between %b and 10th, on Monday evening. PED e set oman sy WANTS. a ta a a as SITUA AN AL ROR an tio ee given. rome » Sar office it WANTED To BENT— fareo UNFUR- eeriug of a omail quiet colored family, br wenre- mt. % at Office hs ig ee ETT el work. Good recommendati aired. Ay ¢ No. 388 Penn. avenue, over Hood's Jewelry Store YOUNG MAN that understands the care of Sores. and can furnish 2 tions. is of a SITUATION where enerally useful. Would be can make himsel! Suseee to going inte country, aggre 5 A WHITE :: Ww rthent children, to wor! oe a Wie, tI] ona a eh: pisarces wilga inate care wi w ive ‘departments. To tl of the abeve ‘quel. A He ee 5 al sl . iy and 7th eart, Navy Yard. ane mir st" SITUATION AS OCHAMBERMAID OR wanted b jpectab! Ad- dre Oct Blar cn PON YounE gL ANTED—A SITUATION asnig! Tier, or to dri discharged soldier. Address: WF. watchman, honorably Star Offive. ANTED—A WOMAN to wash andiron and to do general heuse-work in @ small family. Inquire No. 352 © street, between 4%5 oe an ie. St* S WANTED—In large and small lots. Li- es velued and bought; ath and vols. Schoolcraft; $3 for ist vol. Bamsay’s South Caro- lina. Law Books wante: mig-3t* ALFRED HUNTER, Antiquarian. WANTED Gold and Silver WATCHES, DIA- MONDS. PISTOLS, new and cast-off ULO- THING, ke., kc. at the bid-eatablished Merchant Pawnbroker's Store ef F. FULTON & CO.,502 9th street, three doors north of Pennsylvania avo. ‘Two SEWING MACIINES forsale at half price, N. B.—Business strictly confidential mbié eu2m* WANTED-a4 first-class MILLINER. M. WILLIAN, _m 15-6t 336 Penna. aveune. WANSTED-A No.1 JOE CREAM MAKER,a Pan to er, maki. ice cream. BY at JOS. H. SHAFF ELD'S Vontoctio 356 6th street, between G and H. m 15 3t* WaASTED—-a cheap LOT or LOTS tor cash, if located between Ist and 1sth streets west, and between K street north and north Boondar giving number and size ef lot and square A rice yr square foot, with guaranteed title. ret’s M.A. AUSTIN, Secretary N. A. Assoc tion, Washington City, b. O. m 15 3t* W ANTED—We want all the HOUSES we can get, large or «mall, furnished or unfurnished. for first class families; and two for members of Congress itely. = "DL. WELLS & CO corner 1th and F stro m 15-tf over White's sto N EXPERIENCED COOK WISHKS A SI UATION in & private family er restaurant. Callon Mr. NEAL, sth s1 » No 313. mh5 V 7ANTED- A WHIT MAN as cook in a small family. A Py. between ll a m, and | | etd February 2th,at No. 885 19th mrt, ase * fe la W ANTED—We want to buy HOUSES and LOTS in Washington, large and small. Also. a small FARM near the city. Will give $3,000 or $4,000 cash D. vA WELLS & CO, Auctieneers and Real Estate Agonts, en gormer 13th and F sts., over White's store. fe 10 Im 5.000 parted, tobny for 85,000 Second u handed CLOTHING of all desort s for which a fair price will be paid, 4’ th corner Eetreet. __ jan 19 3n \ JANTED! WANTED!! WANTED [i! TTLEMEN. LADIES. N’ js FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to engage in an easy, light and of smal. ant is only re- auired, and where those engagin B gommence at once, to call at WM. PRINCE'S Stamping Depot. 341 F street, and be taught his new method of Stamping.so simple that ® child can at once undertake any job. Being the on'y practical Stamper here, we can furnish full and complete instructions, tools, cushions. compost tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. Thi achance for any one wishing to make money by smail outlay. jan 1-tf 5 ee WANTED. 381 wanrep. WAN’ WILLIAM PRINOM, ‘The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for STAMPING. Haas reduced his price to SiX OBNTS PER WIDTH for SKIRTS and) PANTALETS CLOAKS. CAPES, BACQUES, YOKES, BANDS, PINCUSHIONS, SLIPPEBS, &o., stamped by the job. We are weekly in receipt of new Patterns of the latest desigus, and by the aid of anew machine we are prepared fo stamp any pattern brought us. As we are only practical pers here we are willing te come down. Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stamping, when they can come to she only | piece for an sssortment of Pat terns Rot exce! in New Fork. ILLIAM PRINCE, a hd street, oppogite Patent Office. Embroider es, s el Skirts, and no 15 Shawls, for O18 W 4STER— sk0OND HAND FUBNITORE, Also MIRBORS. CARPETS. BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEF URNISHING GOODS of every C) Tth er cencrtpaicn. BUCHLY. je 8- FOR SALE AND RENT. ‘4 between G and re RENT—A new FRAME HOUSE, contain- ~ iy rooms, with passage, on llth, between Seb RB streets. Inquire next di = UTZ’S, Grocer, corner Nth and z ate che: an FE BENT—Two BOOMS on firs three on third floors, furnished or unfurnished, Rent very reasonaule, Apply at No. 38% North Capitol street. ma 13-@03t™ OK RENT—The new fixed up STORK, No. 450 Pennsylvania avenue, between 34 and 4% ats , north side. suitable for any Kind of business. In- quire at 406 7th st. mh 13-6t™ FOR FALE OF RENT—A delighifal country SEAT, 434 miles north of Washington, contain- ing «8 acrés, comfortable, Dwelling, ourbuild Appl EDW. SWANN, La ‘avenue, Te. LET—The DWELLING and STOREROOM near the southeast corner of 434 street and Pa. avenue. The house has just been rebuilt, con- tains six rooms, with a back building ands fine Pioreroom. cslcutated for any kind of business, ‘ossessien will be giver on or about the 15th inst For particulars a; By atthe hardware stere, No, 123 Bridge street, Georgetown. mb 3-co%" {OR SALE ANY RENT—Four first-class BRICK K HOUSES. with all the modern improvements One in the west end, on 18th street. between F and cell renting for G. containing li rooms and di 1 per year. Three near Trini jaltimore depot, No. 443. > between Ist and 2d, containing 10 large rooms and dry cellar; rent for $900 a yeareach. Will be sold low for castror on @ very long credit. @ne of the above for rent. Ne.447. Also,a very large Frame louse on H street, between 4th and Sth, containing 9rooms. Apply to No. 443 C street, or at lamber yard. 12th street and canal. m 12 6t {int } ck streets,in Georgetown. D. 0. four-story BRIOK HOUSES, just finished in the best man- ner. These houses have nine gig ee! Tooms each, water in the kitchen, gas fixtures iu every room. fitted up in the most convenient manner for a medium-sized family. These houses in one of the most desirable locations it in the town for dwellings. For terms, &c., apply to SOSEPH LIBBEY, No. 27 Water st, Gerrge- tewn. mh 8-2w* Fo. BENT—One HOUSE, on 20thj street, be- juece and N sts. Also. ms fo rent on z eee ae 12th and 13th sts. = yd oom suitable for s grocery oF provision store. Apply atthe Paint and Oil Store 350 E street. be- tween 12th and 13th sts., whore yor buy ad No. 1 Coal Of! for 90 cents per gallen. mh 5-eo2w* Fo BRENT—A first-class BRIOK DWELLING HOUSE on G street. second door from sth t le artment, containing root with closets and pontries all throw a the house, and parcopring in the rear of the lot, Gavall throngh ing in the rear rou “house. Inguire of D. A. GARDNER. 460 New York ave., near 16th street fo 23-tf ,)OR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE ‘Ne. 565 9th atrect. Island, between D and streets. Apply toC. B. BAKRR, at the Star Of- fice. mh 3-tf jom H. SNYDER, PROVISION DEALER, Louisiana avenue, between 6th and Th streets, . (South Side.) Being thankful for past patronage, I beg inform my custom hat I hav ROVISIO: of METTON, PORK and BED CORNED BEBF, SPI MEATS, POELTHY ofall tints ands fall senurt nts, 1 VEGETABLES ment cd and OANNED FRUITS it “othe ice Bow and large Hall for rent over the re. * / FOR SALB‘AND RENT. Fo SALB—4 HOUSE contai ax rooms ay chen. Ne. 176 %het, Apoy *OB RENT—A OOBNER LOT. » hoart of Pee aistie tesa Kina ot oa nee Iu street aa mh 17-80" Ok RERT— th side F ot re splgpaaregse Caeege eh amd ‘TFhirgocath treets cast. Apply on the premises, USE FOR RENT. FURNISHED 10 ; oontaining +f Heroes, Wits gas and water bicthaag we elt Peni nue. between 2ist ots, el rent. Apply st.No, 50 opposite. OR RAL. E—A rare chance <fuess mon. A FLOUR, FEED ava PROVISO S STORE centrally located, nnd now doing a gow’ busiae: i Satisfactory reason given {. 7 cor. 9th and K sts. ies — m I7-4t* alt “OB BENT—The large STORE BOOM « the UPPER PART of House ont 20 Penussl They wilt be renied togetl vania avenue. separately. Possession of the 8: after tho 2ist inet. Apply tol. M JOHNSON. B street, bet 9th and 1th -ts No. 393. mbi7-3t* OR SALE—A new. elegant BRIOK DWKUL- ING HOUSE. on M, tetweon dthand jouree, 2 pei bet and jot 24 by itv feet, ect vi 1c} iD rear eee ey ene TS" STORRS & OG, Real Estate Brokers, 460 Fifteenth. corner F strect. ALE—A small GARDEN FARM, contal: Sactes Sacres in wood, with « Dwoill House of six rooms and kitchen; shade and fruit trees, The said Farm is about fonr and « half miles from Washington,ene and a halt from the Soljiers’ Home. on Digg’s road,in a pleavent «nd healthy neighborhood. For terms inquire on the Premises mb 7 WILLIAM D.B. MAJOR, (OR PALE—A BRICK HOUSE, contaising 9 rooms. fucludiug kitchen, withia one square of the 7th atreet railway, and five minutes’ wa'k of the Interior Department and City Post Office, Chercis aside Jot fronting on two streets Gas in roome and halls, and pump of water in the yard. Gas on the street and sewers to rear and front of AUCTION —— Oe ee BBX 248. ©. McGUIRe & 00., Anotionsers. TRUSTEES Ry ree of Santet ily Louis ¥. the subsor!ber 4 alae aeceae Tine 331, &c.. one of the land reco: ont T tT offer sale. on * : cash. balance Im six and Lor bs. occured to the eatistaction of the tarts, Ali conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the FREESE OBO CB. MITOR ELL, Trustee re le mh iT dte J. 0 McGUIBR & G@., Ancts. Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. South coraer Penn's ave. and 9th st. LOT ON SOUTH A STREET, BETWEEN 5TH ane 6TH STREETS AST, AT AUO- 0. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March 224, 18%) commencing at 4 o'clock. we will sell on the premires part ct lot No 9 mm equare 842, fronti 22 teet o1 h A street, running back 104 fort, between 6b and oth streets east One balf cask, balance in six and twelve secured by a deed of trust ou the pro- rz W. LL. WALL & CO, Aucts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anotioneers IMPROVED BEAL ESTA’ G ON MARYLAND AVENUE, B ¢ AND 6TH STREETS, ISLAND, AT AUCTION On TUESDAY. the 2th instant. at 5 o'clock p. mo we shall reil. in froutef the premises, Lot Ww iow mA. Bradiey's subdivision of a2, feet on Maryisnd avenue, ag ® th toa fine pa with the improve ments, Consisting of ate o story Frame Genre. Terms: One third cash; balance stx avd twelve Months, seonred by a deed of trust op the premises All cor Yeyancing And revenne stamps at the cost of the purchaser $100 down when the property is sold mid GREEN « WILLIAMS, Ancts, EEXtENsIve 8 vi : LE OF HORSKS, @ARRI- house and lot. Apply on the premises, Ne 526 1 ; i veor,of 6th, PP m 17-3t* AGRS, HARNESS. ac. ac., AT BRIOK STABLE, in Temeor- ON THURSDAY. March ‘oth [°0# BENT—A ance Alley, betweea Dand E streets. Arply to ot mH Fo AMILY HORSE, young. round. gentle and active, tecether with CARRIAGE and HARNESS Apply to M CONNOLLY, m 15 3t* No 460 3:hstreet neat E, [°O2 RENT—The ARLINGTON HOWSE. cor: 4s street and Pennsylvania avenue, from the lth of April next The two lower rosma, with the cellars. will be rented fer stores. if desired. The part of the building contains twenty five which will make a first class Boarding Appiy to JOHN B. MURRAY, No. 26 455 mh i5-6t™ RI@K HOUSE. Ie a 004 isin excell ing to visit the premises Tirashears’, ¥ street. Island For terms inqnire at Mrs. BRASHEARS’ or 435 6th street west, between KE aud F. m 15-6t™ UMBER YARD SELLING O 4 ae The subscribers, in consequence of the illness of ove of the firm, offer, at reduced prices. the stock of LUMBER (which is nat large) at their yart, ce roof i2th street and Obio avenue, one of the best locations in Washington for the business, to- gether with the Good Will, Office, Stable. Herse and Wagen, al! ready to continne the burinees We will make it an object well worthy the atten- tion of any one wishing tu engage in the business. Pe Ringed i —a and the custom established. y at the yard, to = _HENRY HERRING & SONS. In the meantime the stock will be retafled to suit customers, at 10 percent. below yard prices for cash. m 16-3t* [OR SALE—The large double BRICK HOUSE situated at the curner of New Jersey avenue and I streot, m 15 3t BAxkeex FOR SALE—A weil known old stand éeing a good business and has a good rua of outsice customers. Apply at this Office. m 15-3t* For RENT—FRAME HOUSE on Mass. avenue, band 13th «ts. seven rooms. Ap- . SCHNEIDER, 330 Mass.avenue. EF UBNISHED ROOMS FOR KENT—BSuitable for hourekeeping or single a: at 234 H street, between lvth and 2th, one block from ears mh 15 14t* Fo SALE OR RENT—Several HOUSES, with from four to eleven rooms each, north aud south. Also, desirable APAKTMENTS in anew howe. Inquire 499 K street north, between 4th ana bth. mh 51m" [OE , BENT_A STORE. with rooms attached. in a business locality, with fixtures complete, enitable for a grocery, so, unexpired term of Bar Lecense. will be sold Sie ei Inquire at 410 lath st , or of JOHN O. SHAFER, Leather Dealer, D st, near 9th. m 15-3t" ro OBR RENT—A small GRUOCB. r ION STORE, A good stand be sold cheap if applied forseon. Also, a HOU: of seven rooms and cellar for rent, conven! tothe Departments. Call at 410 N street, a 4p.m. Fan FOR SALE—A good FARM. of 22 acres, with Honse built in modern styie, neat and commodious; Tenant House.Sta)il Carriage House, Corn Crib, &c., all in — repair. three miles north of Washington. About 2°0 fruit trees. D. Lb. WELLS & ©O, mh 15-6t Corner 18th and F streets. - FOR SALE. WO LOTS on N street north, between 7th and 8th etreets west, opposite Catholic Church FOR RENT—Sqnuare No. 97, between Mth and ‘2st streets west, and N and O streets north, suita ble fora BRICK YARD, 7 Bev. LOTS between 13th and Lith sts. west, and Sand T sts. north, well situated for a MAR KET GARDEN. Also, yarious BUILDING LOTS in the northern part of the city. Inquire of C.N. THOM, 30 Pa, ave., er 232 G et. west, Washington, or 0. M. MATTHEWS, 91 Copgress st., opposite Post Office, George- town. m 15 7t* {OR SALE—One of the best PRODCOK, BUT- TER and CHEESE STORES in Washington, ouly a few doors from Pennsylvania avenue. This is a rare chance for @ smart business young man. ELLS & OU D. L. m l4-lw cor. 13th and F sts.,over White's Sto: RABE CHANCE—FOR SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTERES of one of the best stands on Penna. ave.. suitable fer most any kind of business. For further purticulare apply to 3. BH HABLE, 316 Pennsylvania avenue tween 9th aud Ith streets. mh i 6t* HAVE ON HAND SEVERAL nice BUSINESS and BUGGY WAGONS, and also a vice BUILD ING LOT on south C street, between Lith and lth rtreets. Perrous in want of wuch things please At o'clock ® m.. the entire STOCK of the well- known Congress Stables at Now 463 and 467 sth street, m Pand K stree comprising the wost ble list of Horses, @arriages, Harnss, &c.. ever offered to this community consisting of heveral pairs of very flue Matched Horses, driving and Saddle Also, weve: lent Farm Fi blew y Cow Also a large wamber of ¢ comprising superior Family Carriages. Open Ba rouches. Phaetons Open ard Top Baggies. which have Leen bhilt toerder by the best builders in the country. together with «large quantity of sa- te Bud Single Harness, Robes, Blan- orion ets, Whips, dc , & Bete. Whips, ae, &c WRIGHT, OLOOTT & 90. h 12. 1848. rah 16 429 GUIRE & CO., Auctioncers. COMMISSIONERS SALE-TWO BUILDING LuTs, WEST END By authority of a decree of the Sapreme Court of (this District, passed in the cause of Frederica Roemmele and others, seainst Joseph Roem and others. the subecibers will, on TUESDAY. the 2th day of Marrb, instant. at § o'clock in the aft front of the premises. se] auction jn Soware No 125, now div into tw on the east n¢ willofer the same Term: cash $26 to be paié on esch lot on the fall of the hammer, or the sale proceed, and if the terms as to the residne be not complied with with- i ve days from the Gay of sale, we shall resell seven days notice, at the risk and cost of che defoulting purchaser All stampa and deeds to beat the purchaser's cost. ANDREW NOERR JOHN A RHEEM, GRO A Ya TAMS, JOHN K 8 missioners mh7-eo&ds 3.0. MeGuis O., Ancts Bree McGU@RE & OU , Auctioncers. CHANCERY SALE Ry virtue of a decree of tho Su District. f Columbia made int etal vs. Mattingly et al. No 3: att offer at anction on THURSDAY of April, on the premises, at 6 o'clock p. m , te two story Brick Dwelling on 4 street. immoediatel south of the property of Geo. Parker, Esq . wit the ground atteched, it being a part of Lot Nu. .) in reser vation ten, (10,) fronting street, aud running back with that width s ‘Terme of sale: One-third of the purchase money be paid ix cash, and the residue in two equal in- ents at 12months, with interest. to be ecured by ved Lotes aud a reserved lie ine tertne of wale toast be complied with week after sale. otherwise the property mia sold, alter one week's notice, at the risk and cost of the firet purchaser Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- “WALTER 8. COX. wag Tt. MEBKIGK. 4 Trustees. ab} tawsw___ J.C. McGUIRE.& CO.. Ancts._ "O., Auctionee! ynis No.’ 267 Pennsylvania avenue corner of Lith street, Nagle & Uo. wil! give their personal attention to the sale of Real Estate and Housebuld Faratture ot the residence of families declining house! Dg Also, te the sales of stocks ef Groceries and Mer chandise of every description, Horses, UOarriager Harness. &c dee ity « p2™. J. Wo & H. P. KBEIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, PARKERS HALL Pennsyivanis avenue, between 6th and [th «te,, Oppesite Metropolitan Hotel Asour Winter Season Is about to close, thors wishing to join our classes should avail themeclves of thie opportnnlty. And as during this quauter preparations will be made for our Gravd May Tall aud Exbibs tion, all those desiring to take partia the exercises shvuld love no time In entering, Days and Hours of Tuition For Ladice, Misses and Masters, Weinesday and Saturday aiternoons. from $ to 8 o'clock. For Gentlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings, “4S w. rivate instruction given to suit convenience eo! these desiring. re can be had at J. F. Eilie’; Philp & aleo, at the Academy during ‘the boars of tuition, he Uallcan be rented for Balle, Parti: reer, &c., on Teasenable tort AM BRADLEY, Wf biehit maubik Works, LE MANTLES MONUMENTS, TABLE MARBDY td WASHSTAND TOES, ke, Monuments made to order on reasonable terme ortest p and shi otice. Will Keep constantly on hand EASTERN MAR call at the corner o: Lith and B streets north BLE and MARBLE TILING. mt 1w* R_W_ JOHNSON. Orders for Plumber's BLABY premptly attended t\. 3. to. Pennsylvania aveune, between 3th and ib 6) OR SALE— - a * wi 4 maré RE rg yg of the city of Memphis. Tennessee, | “TSS ¥O z ase e cakes a for $1.00 a One Bond of the city of Keokuk, Towa, gnarantied subipnacks r’ by Keokuk. Fort Desmoines and Minnesota MONS. ALEXANDER WOLOWSEI'S Railroad Company. for $1 000. One Bond of the city of Mayaville, Kentucky, guar- antied by the Mfayeriite aud ‘Leatogton Teall r Company, for . MOSES KELLY, Casbier sof the National Metropolitan Babk of Washington ma lé St HE FURNITURE OF A FIRST CLASS Boarding House, together with a LEASE of the property for sale: on reasonable terms, Sick- ness the cause of selling. Inquire on premises, 459 Penn. avenue. __ mh ims {OR SALE—38 BUILDING LOTS, in squares 834, 835, 854, and 990. Capitol Hill Also,one small FARM 6 acres of the best guality of land on Little Chucky River, 6 miles rom Greenville. East Tennessee ‘or particulars piense call on the undersigned, NEW SIMPLIFIED SYSTEM FOR PIANO FORTE AND SENGING. Mons. Alexander Wolowski, so wel! known fn Wash ton, aig whe brought out sume of the best talent tb cur efty, by bis new simplified system. is continuing his’ Piano and Si Courses Those who wish to become fine musicians. cau yet join his courses by calling at 371 Pa avenue. op posite National Hotel. eption hours are from 10 to 12.8, m., and from 7 to 8 p. m. 38 9-im E STOCK OF MERCHANDISE, from A ae States Government Hospital and Army Salee rising— nen Table Spreads, Linen Bed Spreade, ; Linen Roller Towels, bi Woolen Blankets Rubber Blankets, at No 486 north F street. Linen Sheets, Woolen Socks, Se SRE ee | Green Pastis ‘0 —One four story BRICK HOUSE, 9 air Mattresses. Fee cere nee Tarte ece: | © Musk Materensesy Pillow Ticks. thronghout. No. 108 Green street. Georgetown. For particulars apply Mrs. F. GREEN, corner of same street, for one woe! mh OR RENT— That dosira STAURANT and FE DWELLING BOUSE, ‘No. 36 east Market tet i arket. in ergetown, PCr a set autos: wa men, ae eee . Inquire of rented on easy terms. Inq catia Ci Hight end Bridge street ridge eee Georgetown, D,O. a. FABMS!! F eines FARMS!!! We have not less than one hundred Farms and Farming Lands for sale in Maryland. Virginia and District of Columbia, worth from §15to $100 per acre. aah 12 tf jall’s Fine Wool Diseases of Cattle. tor. Allen's Dor and their diseases. Poultry. Knowlson'’s Oow Vi ie History of the x Tribe. miieag SStural History of he OF GK TAYLOR, W ™W. FARE. CLOCK MAKER, No. 257 Ma. avenue, Sole Agent for Lewis’ Patent: alender Glock of vari sus Patterns: 4 riety of Mi Mi also, a variety of Regu’ "Bocifhy anf’ Armor TEBIG’S AGRICULTURAL CHEMI3TRY— Liebi, ral Laws of Hasbandry. Lie- big’ Modern Agricaltare. Johnston's Agricntta: pal Chemistry. Noad’s Lectures on Agricultaral Obemistry. “Browne's American Muck Book. Jobngon's Essays 0B Manu ee NOK TAYLOR Al BIBDS, MOQKING BIRDS. Cm rae ae 023.3m* STR HARTBRROHT. z Tron Bedsteads, Seiten rence. Bedside Tables, Knit Dressing —— seaaeto Netting, French Furniture, Chintz Curtains, &c., £0. This este: ofers unatual inducements to’ parties wishing to purchase for housekec ping purposes, ‘The above property will also be in te ace. mmodate buyers who wish to sell again. Goods of all Mascriptions bought, oot, and ex — 506 Ninth «treat, te2-tf one door north of Penn avenne T° PERSONS SEOURING 10K. For sale. five hui cart-loads of SAWDUST. ndred Apply st GALT'S Kindling and Stove Wood Offics, SEB benn avenue. between iith aud 3ish eireore, ‘We are now selling at great bargains some choice | oF at Mili feot of 17th st — wat mist OOP White's Store. LUMBER DEALERS, — — | Virginia avenue, bet. 9th and jo;h streets, east, Fok SALEK—A two-story FRAME HOUSE, on (near the U.S Navy Yard,’ southwest corner of 10th and N ats., containing Wi : Hangs Route: "Rise ee afoiaina” open tho | a” arwayson hand alaree sack ofall ody of e. s . pp! ‘Alwa: prewiees. eer bisete ee fe 10 1m WEE PEVERAL NICE aotaes For A -DICAL BOOKS—Neill & Smith's Gompen- ‘urnished or unfurnished, in M omy Se ate aed oak res-yry DOWNMAN & GREEN, he maestery: fe 13.tf 18 lotelligencer Builiing. 4 c Surgery, ¢ k yhaignaiig aee.amiun mouse vn | SNEPoretiog aay stnbog pris Browerey upaeeted on North Capita | |S ” FBANOK TAYLOR. be le. pa Lae ao porneplars’ inunite of Witte FEEanors yRNTRATED EXTRACT BTEPRENS & CO., 322 Paavenne. ian 15 tf Fe e : SALE—The HOUSE and LOT in a > ‘TRACT Poo iectastearen bat certs oer reiotoeets HELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED BX street weet by oor yd coompod for. ‘Blood a8 ree Rustnecahy Mra, Hevaue Apply toTHOMAS P. No 4 Louisiani SIMPSON Venue, jan 2% tf Cc Bove Pear me Rnctinn heres Fer er she a ange or moath, fer Oon- ‘hese o are Very jarge aud spacious. fryer oa te Promises 3 GLE & 00. ZOULAT AKER E” i om E = &: . separa east SSeS esses sen eresesseeressesss casted scissor a csaanss sane nc cnn nT ne ee UES rneEEEEIEEEE eee nee eee eens : a we ¢ td Dictionary, elived by i Guano, ite prox 5 rming for ‘mi!- Beltane Ssiet tad rte Piel bay ‘end Forege Piants : FRANCK TAYLOB. i AUCTION SALES. Met 3 SN A neg tine of Ladies’ Silk Gonts, Spring Shawis, also, WIM be added to ovr anle— 32 8® Gold Bunting Case and Open Face Wejphes Gold Guerd, Vest. and Fob Gold Rings, = aan: iss, ae. with many re ee eee Se ae » Avote. BY GREEN @ WILLi kadai depcadeos. feormn- jour parcel: J. The west © fect front by depth of Lot is, improved by Monee 2 The cast 4 feet 6 inches front of 15, and all the front of No. 6, by a depth of 74 feet 8 inches, im- proved by asmall Frame Shop. 3. The south 25 feet of both lots, having a front of 7S feet on Fighth street, by 49 feet deep to the di- viding line between Lots 14 and 15, improved by @ bar ig yo Frame House. Yao ‘The terms of sale wre: One third cash. ef which fifty dollars to be paid when the property ieknocked off, the balance iu two equal eae. 6 aad 18 montbs from the day of sale. with interest. and se- cured to the satisfaction of the commissioners Stamps and conveyaucing at the cost of purcha- re. “LU fom the ratification of the sale by the court a ven 's . eC ARLES WILSON, LEWIS THOMA THOMAS W RI e Commissioners, mh I2-eobds __ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aaots. RY W. L. WALL & ©0, Auctioneers. SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THB ISLANL AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March 2ist, commencing at 3 o'clock p. m., on the premises, we Sil soll that valonble property at the corner of 7th compricing all o ts 15, 14. 15, 16, 17, 18, 23, No 16, at the corner of F large and ey some Dwelling Hoare, w and gasia the honse stable, and other ontbaild- ings: alse, a hot hense be above property will be divided and sold fa ke to emit We call especial attention to the above sale, a8 it ofers rare inducements to prosare valnable property ‘The title to the above property is perfect. Terme at sale. By erder J.H. HERON. misd W.L. WALL & 00, ancts. BY W. L. WALL & CO., Auctionsors. TBUSTEFR SSALE OF \ ALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE SIXTH WARD. By virtue of a decd of trust to the subscriber, bearing cate the 10th day of June. A. D. 13%, duly recorded. &¢.. | shall offer forealc. at public auc- tiov, on | HURSDAY, thi é ing, at5o'clock p m_.,in front e street east ord North enne, Terms of eale: One th the residue im tix ‘welve. and eighteen months, the purchaser riving his notes for the deferred payments, satis- factorily indorsed, and bearing interest from the day ofeale. A deed given and deed of trust takes. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. the above terms are not complied with within five days trom the dey of sale. the Trustes reserves the right to re-sell the said —- at the risk spd ex pet ee of the defsulting purchaser, on giving two days’ notice im thi Evening Star. ASBURY LLUYD, Trustee, mh 13 WM.L WALL & 00. Aucts B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER- By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Colortia. in chancery, passed in cause of Ball and others against Dyer and others, +ball proceed to sell, at_public auction, en WED- NESDAY, the 23th of i of Square, Lot No 131s situated on Third street west, 160 feet north ef G street vorth, with a frent on Third street of 25 feet, and a depth of 110 feet. Lot E fronts on G street north 16 feet, and north with the line of Third street 100 feet, and is improved by atwo story frame dwelling, with et- tics. aud one back building. Terme of sale, as prescribed by the decrees: third the purchase movey to be paid in cash, the residne in two equal instalments, Fy with interest atsix and twelve months. The deferred payments to be recured by the notes of the parcha- ter. with an endorser eg by the trustee. If the purchaser sha! to comply witn the terme of fale within five days, the trustes reserves the right to resell at the 1 oor if faulting purchaser, on advert! times in the National —— 3 The above Lots will be so! Fring © ROPERT BALL, Trustee, mhT7ecoktds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, SALE OF CONDEMNED OUARTERMAST! su STORES aT MiexaNDRIA SY pe Chief Quartermascer’s Office, Depot ef Washinrton, Waskinston. D.C. March . D. 16. 1866. okt Yao ance Pann ae 4 . .. under on > tenant Colonel J.G 0. Lee. A. Q. Mon TUES- DAY. March 27, 1866. at 1l o'clock a. ms lot (a mueorviceable Quartermaster’s Sto. ing of ® Panlins. nds Harness Leather. 10 pounds Zine. £00 pounds Out Netis, 30° pounds Horse Shoes, 2 boxes Tin.Crow Bara, Wrenches, Belting Hore, 1 Fanning Machine. Buckets. Sed- Shovels Hammers, Desks, T: ac. T : Cash in Government fands. Brevet Major Gen. ana One fn OOREE: revet eR. niet aa iT mb 16-9 Depot of Washington? [ALE OF GOVERNMENT AMBULANO s AND ABMY WAGONS. = Wie Quartermaster’, ¢, Dep Washinstor roa eae res, consist- Will be sold at pustic auction. at Lincoln De] Washington. D.C.. under the direction of B Colonel © A. Tompkins, Q. M., on MONDAY, Ape Se at Ww a Lo —" the following met tion vern men! " y, wig: > 300 to 300'Liat Ambulances, to 100 Arm: OLE, which will be sal cindy. and must be removed within five days from date of 5 ‘Terms: Cash in Government 1 RUCKER, NITED STATES MILITARY EAILROAD, etstant master, Ce Ashington, D. Cs March 14, 1888, AUCTION SALE OF US MILITARY RATL- KOAD MATERIAL LY Will be sold at public : pe aod at ab ea tion, at Alexandria, sb yo 2 first-class Locomotive Raginos, 4 feet 83-inch gauge. cylinders. 1x22; welg) , 25 tons ‘arrenger Cars 4 Box Freight Oars 2 Stock Cars 4 Pletform Cars 3 Small Track Cars 21 Trucks for Freight Cars 18 patre Wheels cu Axles 2 Pumping Engines Feuderson : hr ud Railroad Tren (good) Sa eae eee tie, Seieck Fix Nats, Chain, Maule, ‘Axes. Picks, Stoves, Files, Sperm ah. flees Seen urn Goneute of Printing Of ares, qu ‘ity of oy 1 vin; } Baloon Car, 4 feet is] 4 tnrnisbed wi with green ‘plush; double tracks, with heels “Fale to commence at 10a. m Terms cash, in Government ka BINSON, mh 15-coTlt Brevet Brig Gen . A. Q. M. a. CONDEMNED CAL AXD SALE OF OSPiAL PROPERTY. «Forty-eight hours allowed to purchasers to re Terms: Cash, in Go: corres OE Hea A fait nai Twin ned Benetton Gaskell’ Guy Be ayes . city er Peiton Relate. by AR Hiete hi megs. pony Trollo) ‘tv's FRANGK TAYLOR) RR A a NS Rt re ye ne