Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1866, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS, &c . TO-NIGHT. Yeu s—Mr. ana Mrs. Gharies Kean, ‘ious to their retirement from the stace, commence a brief engagement of five nichts in at Grover's, (his evening, presen'ing ‘Kepeare’s beanrful histortes! play of “Soery VILL,” and Coiman’s admiradle ¢om- edy of “The Jealous Wife.” No pay-goer ebonulu i to nitend the representations of the drama given this week by the Kean vbination ons Hatt.—Wyman’s great gift exhibi- uing six nights only, opeas this maton hall. His expert feats of nd yevinh quism generally secure d houses without othepinducements to on is occasion he gives away a bu iding lot valued at $2.0, bts distributed to the audi- omac Hat, IsLanp.—Levee of Eastern No.7, 1. O. O. F., this evening. All who wih spend an agreeable evening in social converse and the dance should attend. ANTERNURY.—The exciting drama of First night of Jo Warner, the comic vocalist. . lecture by Mr. Brophy, “Oaght Ire- « “tike for Freedom,” and the concert Kretschmar, Mr. Gannon and others, « Baud under Scala was present, & the evening performed some fine The new song composed be Bd bes hany, Esq. was sung by Mrs. Kretsch- nd Mr.Ganaon, and was heartily ap- ered. Mrs. Kretsch: uring the evening with fine effect “Tara's ind Mr. Gannon “The Wearing of the ind “The Minstrel Boy,” by Moore. MeNerhany introduced Mr. Brophy in a mentary remarks, and the later, vd his lecture on “Onght Ireland * for Freedom.” After stating that he Ss responsible for the views he was fo express, proceeded to speak of iove niry. It was abeautifol sight to see ex- millions on this the anniversary of P Jn Sain t.turning their faces to Ireland, “hich for years-has been suffering the tyranny of English rule. For the cause of Erin millions bave grasped their arms, and to-night the clarion note of the trumpet is calling her de- voted sons to the rescue. Ireland’s children jet remember ber, and they are ever ready to fight tor ber independence. In considering the question as to whether ireland should strike for freedom, the first t & ‘o be considered by a stranger would be, “Who are the Irish, and what haye they ae ~The speaker proceeded to givea hasty sketch of Irish history from the earliest times, bolicing the Jabors of St. Patrick in success- fully overcoming Paganism and establisning ebris: ty intheland. Coming to later times, be enlarged on the tyranny of Great Britain, who forced the people to attend the churches established by England. After speaking ef the eminent military and aval sons of Ireland who have fought tor this and other countries, be said that Ireland's Tight to independence was not disputed by her cpponents if she was able to enforce it. To £%in this there should be no splitting up into s. The present split in the Fenian was one which sorely puzzles John He thinks he knows all about the moye- Ment, but he does not. Are they who have o@ Beiped to enrich every nation, and fought the battles of every country, not to be allowed to .q @tike for the freedom of their native land ! ing of the inability of England to hold audcad Center Stephens, he said he had set on t A Tevolution to secure the independence is native land, and they had seta price on but he stands to-night beneath the green i ef Erin marshaling bis hosts. Britain Swears that he must die, but altering the old t Song they can say— And shall James Stephens die, And shall James Stephens die. Then ten hundred thousand Fenian men will _ know the reason why. Appiause.] England has prepared for hersett a terrible curse—the bones of the Irish in the ocean, Which have marked the tracks of her ships since "47, will rise up against her. The Irish are now folly able to take posses- sion of the Emerald Isle, and altuough Jonn Bull thinks he knows the movements of the Fenians, be may, perhaps, find them thunder- ing at the gates of London when he least ex- pects them. In conclusion, he urged unity of action, and recited Mr. McNerhany’s poem amid much applause. The delivery of the lecture occupied abont g» two-and-a-balf hours, and was listened to at- tentively. —_—_e——__ c- CuuncH Arrains.—Yesterday morning Rt. * Rev. Bishop McGill, of Richmond, Virgina, preached in St. Matthews Church toa large congregation on the alleged intolerance of the Catholic religion, and in a masterly manner he defeuaed the Church, contending that the Catholics, as 4 religious denomination, were more liberal than any oicer, and the Church regarded all persons, whéreyer they wor- shipped, and who entertained no susp.cions thal their faith was wrong, as Catholics, but from the visible members of the Church they exacted a rigid practice of the ruies. In connection with this Church we may no- ptice that the new edifice built in th parish for gee colored people is well attended, and that “services are regularly held by Rev. Fathers White and McNally. The colored folks have organized a fine choir, which is already be- coming noted for its excellent rendition of the Chureb music. They have a handsome parlor organ and Miss Smith leads the choir. Yesterday some of the new ministers ap- Pointed to the churches in this District, en- tered on their duties. Rev. N. J.B. Morgan, the presiding elder, officiated at McKendrea Chapel yesterday morning, and Rey. William Krebs, the new pastor, preached at Right. Rey. B. Peyton Brown, formerly stationed at ‘Wesley Chapel, entered on his duties as pastor to tke Foundry congregation. Rev. E. P. Phelps, lately presiding elder of this District, preached to the Hamline congregation yester- dey morning, and at night the gui erly meeting exercises were held, when Dr. Morgan, the present presiding elder preached. ‘The pulpit of the Ninth street Methodist Prot- estent Church was supplied yesterday by the Rey. Mr. Downs, of the Maryland Uonference, now in session in Baltimore. —_e—_—_. DeatTu oy aN InpIaN CuiEr.—On Satur- + day, Ah-Moose, or Little Bee. head chief of a tribe of Chippewa Indians, who, with three others of bis tribe, have been in the city for some time, having come to baye a talk with their “Great Father,” died at the quarters of the delegation, on B street. near 3d, on ure day. The deceased and bis companions was taken sick last week with the “black measles,” & disease peculiarly severeamong the Indians. He was attended = Dr. Dove, who called in Dr. Keasby, as consulting physician, The de- ceased before he died designated his youngest fon, Saw-as-ko-zick, as his successor. His: mains were yesterday imterred in the Congres- sional Cemetery; Rey. Dr. Keeling, of Trinity Church, offic’ The other Indiaas are still very sick, but hopes are entertained of their recovery. The disease, it is said, is not a dangerovs one when properly treated, and not likely to attack whit —_—____ THE Late W.A. WHARTON.—On Saturday afternoon, a meeting of the Washington bar Was held atthe City Hall to take suitable ac- tion in reference to the death of the late A. Wharton, at which Joseph H. Bradley. Sr., Presiced and Messrs. Ingie and Lioyd acted @5 secretaries. Messrs. Norris, ingle and Wil- Son were appointed a committee, who reported Suitable resolutions of respect to the memory Of the deceased, which were adopted. The funeral of the deceased took day afternocn from the Lichan House, largely uttended, especially by the the bar. The services were conduc J. A. Walter, of St. Patrick's Ub cortege proceeded to Mount Oliv d by Rey. ‘bh, and the , Where the remains were mterrec W. D. Dave idge. E. Carusi, J. ¥. LK. Luskey, E. E J. Middleton avd Ju Eon Campbell acted as P arers. Davis and Robert Johnzon, coivr ere arrested by roundsman Kelly, of the Fourth, and officer J. 0. Jobason, of the Third Ware, for the larceny of two dresses and other articles from Ida Harris; and Ellen Bediord and Mary Scott were also ar- rested for buying the stolen property. The ease was taken before Justice Walter, who committed Davis and Johnson to jail, and dis. missed the others. —_—e—__ Mrxep Batt.—( Saturday night the ofi- cers of the itth precinct made a descent on a ball, given in the ball at + eorner of 3d and E streets, Island, which wasgiven by Regroes, but was also attended by several white wo. men, who seemed to enjoy themselves hugely ‘The officers sneceeded in capturing twenty- ficht, including the white women, and Justice Handy yesterisy morning fined them 92 each. a v av MerzerotTt Hatr.— young American con- = vocahst is the theme rever she bas sung in t Of the newspapers t t he northern estes, wil. give m grand concert at Metzerott Hall co Wednesday evening, as. sin @ by Mr. Bd. Sccuip, baritone; Mr. Lucian #. PINRO soloist and conductor, and other eminent talent. ” md A Lion? Day's Wonrx.--Recently Washink- ton is improyi it we may judge from the Light reports or potice, especially for Sun- Gay work. The entire arrests in District yesterday was but twenty-two. cbhaet Earle,” and the comedy of a “Kiss in | Tax Leetrer or Rev. Fature O'Toerr. On Saturdsy night. Rev. Father O'Toole, for- merly of this city, delivered a fine lecture at Seaton Hall, for the benefit of St. Ano’s 48 Inm, to a crowded house. He took for his «nb. ject Lreland, and foran hows or more enchained the attention of the andiencs while reciting the his«ry of that conntry’s wrongs. He said, meng other things, that no t~ue friend of Ire- Lend, clerical or otherwise, could fail to wish that she was free, but be did not fully endorse t © Fenian movement. To free Ireland the Pp ople showld not actin autaganism with the ¢€ irch, ard sbouid be careful not to bring any © ter nation into & Wa but observe strictly t © laws of the country in which they live. > -—— eetor NEEDED.—The pump at the dpe ae eet south and Kighth street west (Isianc,) sn¢ the pump on the neighbor. ing square on Ninth street, between G and H, have been out of working order for some days to the great inconvenience of the neizhbor- hood. Will the Commissioner of the Ward please call in the services of the pump doctor! nent SacrkED ConcerT.—Mr. Habelman, the fa- yorite tenor of the German opera, is making reparations for a grand sacred concert on Phareaay next at Metzerott Halli. He will be assisted by all the principal artists of the com- pany. The programme is to be published to- morrow. Secured seats to be had at Metzer- ott's Music Store. RECOVERED.—On Saturday afternoon, detec- tives Keliy and Bigley recovered the two gold ‘watches which were stolen from the store of i. Sommers, in Georgetown, by Henry Jack- son and John McCcy, whose arrest by the same officers we noticed on Saturday. pti whens Fine.—Yesterday, a small frame building on L street, between 19th and 20th street, took fire fren: a stove pipe, but the flames were extin- guished before much damage had been done. No alarm was giv —+0e- CITY ITEMS. iid * Salil Greatest Oys: Eds Ix THE MARKETS.—We notice that Capt. Thomas Shreeyes has arrived with a cargo of Lynhayen Bay Oysters for Harvey & Co., 239 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. oth and 10th + Which they will serve in every style. We advise our friends and read. ers to go and try them. area JEWELRY AND SitvER PLATED Wanr.— Semcthing new and besutifal in Jewelry come on this morning, at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pa. Ave., third door from 1% street. >—_ Corns, Brnters, Club and Inyerted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres. cences, and other disorders ef the feet. suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- yania avenne. between 4 and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from $ a. m. to 5 p.m., and 6 to8p. m. ee VALUABLE AND CONVENIENT. — “Brown's Bronchial Troches” are widely known as an ad- mirable remedy for Bronchitis, Hoarsencss, Coughs, and other troubles of the Throat and Lungs. They are of great valne forthe pur- poses for which they are designed, while they are usually and pleasantly efficacious, they contain no hurtfnl ingredients, but may at ail times be used with perfect safety.—ZBos‘on Re- corder. eo CLARKE. On the morning of the 17th i GEORGE W., son of Robert tke, aged seventeen years and tw: > hve days. Friencs and acquaintances are respecttully in- vited to attend his faneral on Wednesday after- noon, the 2ist inst..at 30cleck. from the residence of bis parents, on K street south, bet. sth and 9th Sireets enst. m 19-2" TAYLOR. At his Iate residence in this city, No. 375 7th street, om Sunday afternoon Inst, at 7 lock, in the ful: peace and glorione hope of the hristian faith he had long professed, Mr. HAB- RISON TAYLOR. in the o9th year of his age. Tbe friends 1O. Raintances of the deccused are invited to attend his funeral at the E street Baptist ‘horch, on Wednesday afternoon, March 2 3 o’elock . 2t KING. On the morning of the 19th instaat, af- ter wshort but painful illness, WILLIAM WET- CROFT KING, in the 70th year of his aze. The relatives end friends of the family are re- spectiuily invited to attend the funeral on Tues- day, the 2th iustant. at 3% o’clock p. m., from his esidence, No. 254 F st. * ABROLL. In Secreseer=. D.C., Mareh i7th, wes. RALIBDA CABROLL, aged 117 years and7 menths, * EE OS TT GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS P2QROSALS INVITED FOR THE ERECTION AND REPAIR OF THE PUBLIC HY- DEANTS IN GEORGETOWN, D. Mayor's Orrice, Georeetown. D. C., Marc Proposale will be received at this office until the ps hg ae of ten days from this date. to keep the Ee lic Hydrante of this town in thorough repair ‘or one yearfrom the ist day of April next The bidder to state, Ist, the amount per Hydrant, in- cluding the whole number now standing, and dis- inguishing between the kinds now in uss; 2d, the amount per Hydrant for furnishing and erecting complete, in running ortier, such new Hydrante as gay be ordered by the Corporation, specifying the atyle cf the Hydrant he may propose, as substitutes for such Jam, post Hydrants as may become defec- tive, er otherw t for use Persons dispos make pro; as above stated. can receive any farther information upon the subject that they may desire on application te the undersigned. et HENRY ADDISON, Mayor. mh 17- SELLING OFF AT COST. ‘MAYFIELD & BROWN, No. 121 Bridge street, Georgetown, Will, from this date, for fifteen days, offer for cash, their entire stock ¥Y DRY Goops, of STAPLE AND FANC at marked cost, for cash only. No more asked. No less taken. Gocds booked will be charged at the regular MAYFIELD & BROWN. N®* SPRING GOODS AT MILLER’S NEW ¥ GOODS STORE, 101 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. ©, Now opening s full stock ef SPRING GOODS, embraciug Ladies’ Dress Goods ie est variety, Heusekeeping Dry Goods, Mens’ and Boys’ wear, Cleths for Sacks, Shawls. Skirts. White Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, and Notions. These have been bongbt at reduced prices, and will be sold cheap. Motto—* Quick sales and Sas rete fe 28-1m* BENJAMIN MILLER. FF 08 SALES A beantifol thorough bred BLACK STALLION. Ingslre of Property Clerk of Metropolf tan Police, No. 453 10th st. m3 2w* DEC4ECOMANIE,. The new and beantiful art of transferring Pic- tures instantly upon everything, to resemble the nest exquisite painting, taught in one } mn by MES. LEYON, No. 456 E street, bet 6t and 6th sts. Ladies and gentlemen are invited to cali and bee specimens. m 13-lw* Fe THE GERMAN OPERA. OPEEBA FANS, OPERA GLASSES, BOUQUET HOLDERS, FANCY COMBS, &c, A large assortment of the latest styles. M. W. GALT“& BROS., Jewellers, 354 Pepnsylvania ayeune, near m 13-6t Metropeiiton (late Brown's) Hotel. C¢ OAL! GCOAL!! FRED. KOONES, Agent for Tyler & Co., of Philedetphia, Pa. Coal by the cargo to dealers at the lowest Phila- deiphia wholesale prices. 01 southwest corner of Penna avenue and Lith str [3 Jm™ LiPruann & ELLERY, BANKERS AND BROKERS, 29 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK, MEMBERS OF N. YORK STOCK BXUHANGE. Particular attention given to the foflowing che Express Co Express Co. N Express Co. ‘ational Express Co. ‘onal Bankers’ Express Co. 5 Western on Teleeraph Co. t Co American Telegraph Co. cinstey Express Co. | United States Teleeraph Co. Harnden Express Cg. Russian Amer. Teleeraph Co Southern Express OO. Insuiated Telezraph Co. National Express and Transportation Co. Petroleum and Mintns Shares, Government, State, ‘own, and County Bonds. Acvances made on the above securities. REFEBENCES. Imp’t snd Traders’ Bank. Mediate Sanking Association, ° 0. Einstein: Hosenfeld & Co. mb 12-430 s KMAKER, No, 257 Pa. Ee prey en Regulators, Timepieces, a1 N ¥, end Ameri aReparcah eames Be COS SK ERE Bake 274 7th street, Land M. azmm* “Sti RARTEREGHT. NOBLE LiFe, Lali- A fart tral Witte wegen oe zomm, Hall retire Ebb ogi oa Ye inch 8 yeh. ‘The Belton Estate. by An- feb 6 z FRANCK TAYLORS ()NE ALMOST NEW HaLus Taw DAY 1 ‘seven octave four corner for $275, mont payme: Stebe busle Btove of State mh? W.@, METZEBOTT & 00. FOR SALE AND RENT. BE SB fet Babs beet ‘mb 1tf ee aise xc eS AOE J ANTED— respectable young a W Uatien an! uv yo2 Go aentt ta wore. il With ae i A be oo © Founar. new, new ott = ond ron Satyr -9 north. er oes mia RFSPECTABLE Girl, WANTS A a , ER Fo. — of nnsyte A TION tna email foc ‘to cook, wash and cis aven % teste. omer work Icinnes stares 1 Aw fnext door oxo ys chant Tailor. A EESPECTAB! iT JOR SALE-H ‘thwest corner of 19th A THON tn p cvvapuamiiy ac-eneney F tnd E tarecee Dees poxmnrest corner of as Si ee bam Tots Sr Prada arises one A -ESPECTABLE GIBL wishes a SITUATION in S private family, aa smaapeayrpen 3a Te- F°% —A commendation cf at. ‘are given. 6th Pennsylvania a; Fa OM Anatase coe | Betis nneteenths Nae ont aie oe ) OOMS WANTED—Two or three Unfurnished | th¢ Pr - mM >] R ROOMS for honsekeeping, from ist or 1:th of | OPPosite, or on the premises, 19 30 No. 82 3 mh April. J NN, 54 Louisiana ARLOR AND BED ‘connecti. - avente, stating terms end locaon, | ar ig's¢ E ninied. Private house, select mela pod: ;ANTED—A }OUK, WASH nd | de! Mave ee gy eee Of kitchen, W aor at SOT Pte no enone desiied.” 360 Massachusetts avenue, bet. ith snd and 10th streets west Must understand her work = m 19-3t' end bring good lation, Such will find a ‘Four ROOMS of @ new houe; gro- good home mh 19-2¢ food for any business; corner of and. P. FEALY. Iso. a LOT on D street. between 3d‘and 4s sts., land, Nerth side, next to Mr. Cearneane’s prop- y m 19 st" OB RENT—A two-story and atiic BRICK HOUSE, containing eight rooms, sitaatet on 2d street, between B C streets,No.177. Rent $30 per month to a private family. For partion, GASDENER WANTED —One that understands x Sodding, Rolling, &., te work on the Base Ball and Cric Grounds, south of the Executive Mansion. Apply immediately at 460 11th street, after 4 0’clock p.m, m 19-3t* Wastros strong, active, experienced WHITE MAN, (single.) ‘To one thoronghly Roeper niche a all kinds of farming a good cone lars inquire at 509 E street, near corner of 24 Ter © stre Hing at No. 472 I street so * between 6th and 7th east: Navy Yard. m 19.20" et re a ee TANTED — immedi a all ree new g Troon WANae cr esrenty ROOMS: fataished sults ag Rely ee cash; balance permonth One on near 13th, with 3 rooms; two small Houses nia avenneé, near 10th street; one new ‘eure, With 10 rooms, on 12th street, near @ street north; asmall Brick, with 6 rooms, on 15th street, pear M; a large three story Brick’ House, with 8 reoms, on 10th street, ne ja large Frame Hlouse, with 8 rcoms. on L » near 10th street ‘The four last described honses are desirably loca- ted in the northern aH of the: city. Apely to GEORGE W. LAUPTMAN, 512 1th nt. third ™m -im door north of *OR PER CORNER LOT, in the hi the city. suitable fer any kind of business quire at 264 G street, between a. ably for housekeeping. in the north part of this city or Georgetown. for a ily ef two persons. Address H. 0. 8., Star office, stating location where an interview may be had, m 19 V ANTED—At a first-class boarding house. good CATERER, who wiil take entire charge and responsibility of m: served to the boarders, for which a liberal compensation will be allowed: iy but one fully competent, Apply at S94 Lt, ply but one competent. at 4 8 near 6th, want yar mise" V ;ANTED TO RENT or three UNFUR- F _NISHED ROOMS, suitable for the house- keeping of a small quiet colored family, by a care- ful and punctual tenant. Apply at the Star Office counter, m 17-lw j/ ANTEP—A steady, competent WOM. » to cook. wash and iron, and todo general house- work, rtof streets EK OR RENT—A emall HOUSE on the south side Thi eee nay lyania avenne, between Twelftt and ee" r . i904 recommendation reauired. “Apply at mie rae enn. avenue, over Hood’s Jewelry Store FS RENT—New FRAME HOUSE on H stron! i OUN ~ Island between 44¢ and 6th; 7 rooms, st $2 A YOUNG MAN that understands the care of verysbeap. Inquire at No. 499 K street north, a horses, and — fornish i recommenda- | between ith and 5th sts aE m3 inet Toome, with gas are » No. Bar Once: 2 21s country. Address H Ms | go. citusted on Pecasavedan: betwene niet cad ted 7 eee rent. Apply at No. 55 upposite. OR SALE—A rare chance for a business man. A FLOUR, FEED and PROVISION 5 centrally located, and now doing a good bu Satisfactory yeasons given for selling. | 1 Apply on the premises, nurse wante iy are 6 youn, ir! - dress C. M., Star Office. em 16-6¢* fANTED—A SITUATION asnight watchman, rier, or to drive wagon, by an honorably discharged toldier, Address" W. ¥.." Blar Uilioy, m 16-3t* (OR BENT—The large STORE ROOM and all WAN rorpgistioms eoie Tas anal ian! | FC ihe CP ban Pau ne Roto eur odo ge: jonse- Wo! a ¥. % 1 ts or Inquire No. 392 C street, between ass and seh | T2NS avenue. They will be, rent siven trom and streets. m 16,3t* Apply to J. M. JOHNSON. EB { OOKS WANTED—In large and emall lots, Ei. | s!reet, bet 9th and loth ets No. 383. mh 17-3t* braries valued and bonght; 4th and 51 r ' vols. *OR SALE—A new. elegant BRICK DWELL- Schooleratt: $3 for Ist vol. Bamsay’s South Garo: | I NG HOUSE oe M tele aha Ole cor. 9th and K and Mass. VW Ade DrGold and Silver WATCHES, DIA- MONDS, PISTOLS, new and cast of CLO- ere THING, &c., kc. at the old-established Merchant | _™b 17-12t Pawnbroker's Store of F. FULTON & CO.,302 | gx pth street, three doors north of Pennsylvania avo. | Ff ‘two SEWING MACHINES forsule at half price. NS. 8.— Business strictly confidential Lia” Law Books wanted 2 TooMIs, x 7 lot 24 bi i, with 39 wie” _ ALERED HUNTER, Antiquarian. | {cer paved alley Im thereat oh) 2 ete C STORRS & CG,, Real Estate Brokers, 460 Fifteenth. corner F street. OR SALE—A smail GARDEN FARM, contaip- ibg 2 acres 8 acres in wood, with a Dwelling *: | House of six rooms and kitchen; shade mhi6-e02m’ trees. The said Farm is about four at ad fruit da half LY ANTED— i N s from Washington,ene and a half from the VV ABTED— 4 fret-cless riya. a Bobiters’ Home, on Diga’s road. ine ploccent con m 15-6 336 thy neighborhood. For terms inquire on the Ve ANTED—We want all the HOUSES weean WILLIAM D.B. MAJOR. rge er small, furnished or unfurnished, a - for sifst clase families: and two for members at JOR FALE—A BRICK HOUSE, contatuing 9 Congress Immediately. rooms, including kitchen, within one snare D.L. WELLS & CO, othe jue sixest eoteedagret hy cs oo yi orner 13 ig the Interior Departmen’ % m i-tf OFRSE ower Wilco cke There is aside lot fronting ou two streets, Gas in <a ATED Tie loa cl a for one or two | %,70oms and halls, and pump of water in the yard. WV ANTED_ The loan of $5,000 for one or two | Garon the street and sewers to reat and front of ears, secured by deed of trast om a farm bouse and lot. Apply on the premises, No. 626 1 » cor, of 6th. m 17-3t* Fo RENT—A BRICK STABLE, in Tempor- ance Alley, between D and E and %th and 10:h fy to CONNOLLY, No. 460 8th street, near E. "OR SALE—A superior FAMILY HORSE, yore: sound, geutie and active, tezether with CAEBIAGE and HARNESS Apply to an M. CONNOLLY, mi6-3t* i ASTEDOW tto buy HOBSES and LOTS Be See reer e. 7 AN' — We wantto buy Bo an H aaa i RENT—The ARLINGTON E.corner Gamo coche Dee Meet. MEN Gite $3000 oF | sien of April ment. Ten tee bases eee eee ee bac caay URL TS Fd nt cellars. will be retted ‘fer stores. if deaited. ‘The + J 6 bul yatal: wenty-fiv: fo 10S net Nth sud ¥ ste.sover White’estoro, | P2ies, which will make S Arstaiem Testaine om ____________________ | ffouee, ‘Apply to JOHN B. MUBBAY, No, 26 85.000 cadyeraige Svat | tee on Say pyre Phe aid, 453 stk, | (VOB RENT—A three-story BRI@K HOUSE, It Hons for which s fair price will be paid, 43 71k, BGR ERT street, Island, between 4% atid near this oo just sold for a Liberal dis- count allowed. MACE & METCALF, mm 12-eolm*™ Real Estate Acents, 517 7th at. N EXPERIENCED COOK WIS UATION in @ private family or restaurant, Catlon Mr. NEAL, street, No 313. mh5 WASTED- A WHITE WOMAN as cook ina small family. Apply between 11 @ m. and 1 & m., February 26th,at No. 883 lgth stree! et i. fold 6th; has a good back building; contains eight good VANTED! WANTED!! “WANTED!!! | rooms, and is in excelloat repel Pore ee soe GENTLEMEN. LADIES, ing to visit the premises can find the key at Mr, _FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, | Hrasheare’, F street, Ielands boweey ath ead ek: Who world like to engage in an easy, light a For ter: nguire at Mrs. BRASHEABS’, or 435 <en and where thi aging in the coe pe atin : eae Y vara can : gemmence at once ta callat ‘WM. PRINOE'S | | ,UMBER YARD SELLING OUT. tamping Depot 381 F street, and be taught his new met! The enbscribers, in consequence of the illness of can at once w Seanpang, 20 shaple that a child | aac ot the frm, olen Gr emeee oe ae jertake any job. Being the on! ic of LUMBER (which is net large) at their yard, Soa gg pd RO Oe ed tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. This Dest locations in Was mn for thi gether ith the Good Will, Office, Stab achance for any one wishing to make money by a nd W Teady to continue the business. outlay. Jan t-tf_ | We will make it an object ‘well worthy: the atten: 6 q WANTED. ] | tion of any ome wishing to engage in the business. 381 waste. WANTED. OBL | The Sent Je moderne eed ee tae oamENEEE. WILLIAM PRINCE, Apply at the yard, to The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for HENRY HERRING & SONS. STAMPING In the meantime the stock will be retailed to rice six INTS PER | suit customers, at 10 percent. below yard prices CLOAKS. Ox AC ; ISHED ROOMS FOR RENT— Suitable PINCUSHIONS SLIPPERS he atemped by the gag Ln oe ger job. We are weekly in receipt of iy % tterns of lock fi rad latent deaixnn, Gad by the ald of «how hine | 2 Corgan between ith and athe one block from ears. mh 15 Mt* Weare prepared to stamp any pattern brought us, | ——————___@_ Cl itampers OR SALE OR RENT—Several HOUSES. with Siting to ey Ee aide need mot’ travel the F from four to eleven rooms each, north and city over to get cheap Stamping, when ed can | south. Price from $80 to 82.000. Inquire 499 K come to the only place Sor am, saacetanent Pat- | street north, between ith ana Sth. mh 5-1m’ excell . praarmrree ES street, op) ‘atent le Fmbrotdered Yokes, Bakds, Flannel Ski ARM FOR SALE—A good FARM, of 22 acres witb House built in modern style, neat and commodious; Tenant Houge.Stable.Carrisge House, Ph ee wig opie rta, end | Gorn Crib, c.. all in repair, three miles sr a north of Washington, About 3:0 fruit trees. ANTEP — SECOND HAND FURNITURE, D. L. WELLS & 00, Also MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- | mh 15-6t Corner i8th and F streets. ene at HOUSES. URNISHING GOO ee FOR SALE Aire of the best PRODUCE. BUT- Sestr * petweon G and H. east side, TER and OHEESE STORES in Washington, only a few doors from Pennsylvania aveaue. This isa rare for a smart business young man .L. WELLS & 00 m l4-lw_cor. 13th and F sts.,over White's Store. RABE CHANCE—FOR SALE—The GOoD , y ands on Penna, ave, cuiteble fer more she Link Seay Sree: Toasize mest door, ot at F. | of basiness, Wor feetien eutioni cat oe SeB'E2'S, Grocer, corer ith and E inte" | H. MABLE, 310 Founsylvania srcnas beteons voR Sik ~ 9th and 1th sireets. mb 14 ot" Two LOTS on N street north, between 7th and ] HAVE ON HAND SEVERAL nice BUSINESS i FOR SALE AND RENT. ;OR BENT—A new FRAME HOUSE, contain- six rooms, h passage, on 11th, between cheap. &th streets west, opposite Oatholic Church. weed GP CEY WAGONS, and also s nice BUILD- 4 G LOT on south C street, between lith and 12th FOR RENT—Sjuare No. 97, between 2th and treets. Persons in want of euch things please 2lst streets west, and N and O streets north, suita; | call at the corner o: ith and A strests north ble fora BRICK YARD. m 14-1 JOHNSON. Several LOTS between 13th and 14th sts. west. FOR SALE— sad Sand T sts, north, well situated for s MAR’ Oxx POND of the city of Memphis. Tennosseo, KET GABDES. One Bond of the city of Keokuk, Iowa, guarantied Also, various BUILDING LOTS in the northern by Keokuk, Fert Deemoines and jnResota Dart of the city. inquire of C.N. THOM, 30 Pa, ave., er 232 G st. west, Washington, or 0, M. MATTHEWS, 51 Covgress st., opposite Post Office, George- town, m 15 7t* Foe RENT—FRAME HOUSE on M avenue, between 4' id ith erect, Isl rooms, Apply H. 8. JOHNS ° avenue, between 46 and 6th st. tT LET—The DWELLING and STOREROOM near the southeast corner of 43; street and Pa, avenue. The house has just been rebuilt, and con- tains six roome, with a back building anda fine Storeroom calculated for any kind of business, Possession will be given on or about the 16th inst Railroad Gompenr, for $1.00, One Bond of the city of Maysville, ee eh S \r st by the Mager x and Lexington Rail- bi tp ta fee polite Bank of le n Ban’ Washington, si mitst en ba ese OR RENT—The new fixed up STORK, No. 450 Pennsylvania avenue, between 3d and 434 north side. suitable for ayy kind of business. quire at 506 7th 1 mb 13-6t" HE FURNITURE OF A FIRST _OLASS Boarding House, together with a LEASE of the property for sale. on reasonable terms. Sick- ness the cause of selling. Inquire on the premises, 439 Penn, avenue. mh 13-1m*_ For particulars ly at the hardwar FF OB RENT—At the corner of 24 and Fred vone'small FARM of 66 acres of the best streets. in Georgetown, D. O., six four. juality of land on Littl ry BRICK HOUSES. jnst finished in the best man- ner. These houses have nine good-sized rooms each. water in the kitchen, and gas fixtures in every room, and fitted up in the most convenient manner for a medium-sized family. Th: ucky Biver. 6 miles rom Greenville, East Tennessee For particulars pas call onthe undersigned, it 86 bart L. ©. EVERETT. oe honses: nh Rw Tenn ee ituated i f the most desirable locatl ‘OR RENT—One four-story BBIOK HOUSE, 9 SSABER Vuseay Rs de'wsaceeracee | Kool thd, Gam Geaiett gaat te te j eee a ictilars apply Mrs. F. GREEN, corner of ors mis-tw | Beata same nee tor one weeks Sink 15 (OR RENT—One HOUSE, on 20th] s t, be- kK tween Mand N sts. Also. Tea it on : aren eke! 12th and 13th sts.. anes Leen joom suitable for S grocery or erov store, Apply atthe Paint and Oil Store 3bo E street, be- tween 12th and 13th sts., where you buy your No. 1 Coal Oil for 9 cents per gallon. mh 5-eo2w* OB RENT—That Geritehie BESTAURANT and F DWELLING HOUSE No. 36 east Market ce. 0 ite the new Market, in etown, D.O.: has water and gas, bath be mted on easy terms. Inquire of coraee Hid ef iOS, FOR EENT-A tet class BRICK DWELLING | mnioet Georgetown, D_0. HOUSE on G street, second door from Lith st. Ti near the Beas taining 12 rooms, | JOR SALE—A two-story FRAME HOUSE. on ariment, con of and N sts., containing with closets and pantries all throngh the honse, and South Woes corner ot ‘lar. ed ate tas ler? ter at th. hitch door, and a | §,rooms and hall, wit fe cel . aad car: jar soviet Waser the oie sez hears. ‘ie, Let efectos. “Avety sxe io house. in the rough Inquire of D. A. SEEUATE. 460 New York ave., near 15th street fe 23-tf JOHN H. snyDER, * PBOVISION DEALER, Louisiana avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, ‘POWNMAN 2 G fe 13.Af 18 Intelli Buin. ing in “ i is located forth Gea fess. ng 0: emu crue oy th ees ence. joing thankter for past patronage, Theg leave to STEPHENS & 00., 322 Pa avenue, iste Ls ue vi it) BEE SIS SOOO cE kad | Pe Seiaegror cco aaer aa tas OURED CORNED BEEF, Dd ‘successful together with all the finest pret ne SUOaE Business ty ‘ire Sovly ood As meng URC OEAELESNnet CuAMEO Vay | Mubnoas Mei Eetlins atte” ea Sr men the lowest possible prices. EN’ “Ones Rooms and ings Hall for rent over the Cc Corney Penneytvanis ay, an lith street. For by store 1 aed AND CAGES, é '. i. or fer Gon- — = ‘are very large neva mnie t th, mum) Bes oa 19: SATE A thie glory BRIOK HOUSE with | I dng | in the rear, and vacant lot ad. y AU + (Fer other Auction Sales see fourth page.) AUCTION SALES. —— es THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. ————_——_ Br-SeEEx & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. TUESDAY. MARCH 20. ‘We will sell. at 10 o'clock, ft Fresh a mag meer re of Mackerel, Pickles, Us Fruit T barrels Old runt 15 kegs Holand Gin, 10 demirobus Od Gegaae aft Old Bye Whisky. ALSO, 1 Family Cai Buggy, 2 sot: Si Barnes rit GEE Gon n SiRel 18T, No. 120 F at., WEDNESDAY At ‘o'clock, iz front of between 2ist and 22d st: . Rinteens Vets for been encase tchen. Lot t The hon is in good order. "Terms made known at time of sale. A cash deposit of $10) will be re- quired on the spot. mie NAGLE & CO., Aucts, t lot ALE OF MEDICINES, VETERINARY TOOLS, | a4 ing theabove SINSTHOMENTS, 2c) AT GLESBORO. D_O. | Ruriming tmeabove on the north, by aSenthof «3 — terms of sale sre: One-third cash. ef which QuaRTERMASTER GENERALS Fant Rie gotiens to be paid when the property is knockod aod 12 tRST Division, > baiance in two equal ments, 6 Wasuiwotox, D.O.. M months from the day ‘of sale, with interest, and se- Will be soldat pubiie cured to the satisfaction of the commissiontne hh 17, 1836. iesboro, D. O., Under the direction of Capt. George T. Browning Stamps and conveyancing st the cost of purcha- 4. Q. M.,on THURSDAY. March 29, 1556, at 10 | sere. Pjcloce. m..a large quantity of Mediciues, Vetor- | “Upon the ratification of the sale by the court inary Tools, Instruments, &., consisiing in part deeds will be gion ee re} * ILSON, V7 tbs. Gum Myrrh LEWIs THOMAS. 3 Ibs. Chioroform 11 Ibe. Salerat 27 Ibs. Acit, Sulphuric HOMAS W. RILEY 4 Ibe. Vorartria Virlde 11 Ibe. Ack!, Nitele JOuN A STEPHENSON, 35 Ibe. Saltpetre 9 Ibs. Acid. Aceti- DAVID McQUEEN. 5 Ibs. G 2% Ibs. Acid, Marist Commissioners 2 lbs. Puiv. Cantuari- | mbi2conds GREBN t WILLIAMS. Anct= 1: Ths. Croton Oit ¥ C. W. BOTELER, Auctioucer. 9 foe. Savi ge adi SALE OF CONDEMNED STORES. 15 Ibs. Caraway Seed 5 los. Caraway Oil Pavnaster’s Office, U. S. Navy. 4 lbs. Tannin 27 lbs. Cream Tartar Washincion. PC. March 12, 1866. 15 Ibs. Chalk, prepared “s ozs Acid Hydrocyanto By order of the Navy Department, Bureau of 2) Ibs. Biack Antimony 4 ibe Barsie Movies Provisions and Clothing, there will be sold at pub 3 hg: Glauber Suite 4 lbs. Agua Ammonia | Hic ection Onn her eat bsGter, at the £0 Ibe. Lith ne 4 ice. y Yar ashingt ot 25 We Gentian, powa'd 3! |be. Merunehecio. | TURSDAY, the 30th day of Marche yas ai ton 33 bs. powd'd — dide” ~ O'clock &. m., the followin; 13 Is. Ginger, powd'd 13 lbs, Red Precipitato CONDEMNED Stones, Vir: My guile Doct Eetrita Sibi Aautimcay. Tart’s | press, Bool, PEE Fie tice Suger, To» 4 Gite, Sveet Betrite 2 [be Zine, Chloride Coffee, Rutter, Beans, Molasses, Vinegar, Dried § fells, Molasses 45 Ibs. Zinc, Sulp ies Apples, 20,80. 0) oonreg Sh ite:Copnesen ret Ibe. Corcsive Sabli- | pes sackets, RLS Hotes. B.C. Trower, 10 mnge 9 Ibs. Acetate Copper Tuck do, B.F. Overshirts, B. F Frocks. 49, 4 jeves, Muslin _§ Ibs’ Potass Sat oeiy | Undersbirte, Saitinet. Flannel, Canvase Duck: cy Nankin, Mattresses, Blankets, Caps, &c SMALL STORES. Tobaeco. Cotton Handkerchiefs, Tin Pots, Pans, Blacking, Sets Steward's Stores. Ke. ) No. Syringes, ass ted 35 Blne Stone Cu 4 No. Scales (xpotheca- 9 Ibs. P. Ty) and Weights 2% pre Shears Sul; ‘otass, Chloride ) re 31 * 5 € ©. JAOKsON, bs ep - mh 13-1 Parmaster U 8. Navy. { No, Bistorines | 4 lis. Tinct: Gunicum = ee! ‘eteriner, ne inet. ~ LWA eo, neers. 0. Ball Forceps ps. Lingiber, Tinct. | Sa! FALUABLE PROPERTY ON Ti 6 No. Slabs, Ointments 4 galls. Arnica: Tinct , sf reine atorron sires 8 No. Spatuias 7 galls Gentian, Com On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March 2 No. Funnels, assorted | Tinct i commencing at 3 o'clock p. m., on the premises, we will sell that valuable property at the corner of 7th 11 No. Mortars & Pestles 5 galls Cepsicum Tin: t. Y and F streets south, known as the Page Property, 2 No. Counter Scales 18 gal joes, Tinet. 266 bottles “Dr. Powel’s 3¢gatle. Lobelia, Tinct. | comprising all of Lots 1,2, 3.4, 5, 8. 20, 11, 12, Liniment’ Is. Alcohol 13,14. 15, 36. 17, 18,33, 26. 25, 26, 27, 38 29, 30 6lbs. Muriate of Am- pts.Turpentine | No.1i,at the corner’ of F and 7th strests. has a movia romatic “pts. of | large and spacion: Dweiling Mouse, with water 10 ibs. Sub. Carb. Soda 5 aud gasin the house. stable, and other outbatid Ww los. Linseed Meal 321bs. Ammonia, Carb. | ings; alse, s hot-hense. 34 boxes ‘Scratch Oint- 6 Ibs. Digitalis. Paly. The above property will be divided and sold in ment $21bs: Canada Balsam lots to We call especial attention to the 44 papers ‘Cattle Pow- 91bs Hellebore. Pauly. | above 6 it offers rare inducements to prorare __ ders”? 3'a Ibs. Gum Aszafe- | valnable property. 175 Ibs. Borax tida The title to the above property is perfect. “De lke Beceren, i ite ite cartel Olat Byenterot” J. H. HERON ecswax lead ercuri int- order of . . 5 . 1 gallon Sweet Oil ment mit 4 W. L. WALL & ©0., Ancts ‘8 Ibs. Aloes lbs. Mustard, Puly. aaaaees - 1bbl. Barbados Tar —iv lis. Capsicum, Pulv. Y¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctionvers. 24 bbl. Tar 3 Ibe, Baleam 0 6) Ibs. Sulphur, puly. 7 bs. Gum Euphorbinm TEUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP IN THE SINTH WARDS Doe eet 0 No Jare,Bottles,Cans, 23 lbs, Arnica Flowers rseni By virtce of « ¢ &c., glass-stoppered. 7 Ibs. A’ ie 30 Ibs. Lard 9 lbs. Man; se ed of trust to the subscriber, . cane bearing date the 10th day of June. A. D. 18, daly 6 No. Graduates 1b, Wormeced, ground | recorded. &¢,. I shal! effer for sale, et public auc- 333, Ibs. Alum 3 lbs. Acacia, Gum tion, on TH( RSDAY, the 22d day of March ensn- 21 Ibs. Sugar of Lead 5 lie. Nux Vomica ing, at $ o'clock p.m.,in front of the premises, ail 336 Ibs. Ext. Belladona 1% ozs. Stryehuine of Lote numbered two, (2,) three, (3,) and four. (4,) 2%; Ibs Dint. Nitrate 10 lbs. Pearl Ash in ¥quere numbered 942, with the improvemen' Mercury 10 lbs. Glycyrizia This woperty is situated at the corner of 9th 2lbe. Ext. Hellebore, 91hs.Fennel Seed,Pulv. | street east and North Carolina ayenue. black ibs. Valerian, powd’d. | Terms of sale: One third cash; the residue in ‘Terms- Cash, in Goverm it fu nds. Most of the above-named articles are in original packages, and are in good order. tix. twelve, and eighteen months, the purchaser giving his notes for the deferre1 payments, satis- factorily indorsed, and bearing interest from the By order of the Quartermaster day ofvale. A deed given and deed of trast taken. i JAMES A. EKIN, It conveyancing and stamps ai the coct ot the Brovet Brigadier Ge purchaser. mb 199 in charge First Division Q. M. G. 0. sul ihe sbove terme ere Bot complind with within e days from the day o! le. rustee reserves 55* ®- 5 Saree 6 00 Auctiones street, | the Fight to re-ecll the said preperty at the risk and experse of the defaulting purcbascr, on givin two days’ notice in the Evening Siar 7 BS ASBUEY LLOYD, Trastes, _mhi3 WM. L. WALL & 0O., Aucts ¥ GREEN & WiLLIAMS, Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF FYALUABLE PROPER- 3 By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Conrt of th Decauters, Glassware, Pictures District of Columbia, in chanerey: parted ie the Stoves, Tal@es, Chairs. Bedsieade, of nd others against Dyer x Mattresees, Looking Glass, &c., &e. shall proceed to sell, at public suction, en WED The whole to be sold without reserve for cash. NESDAY, the 258th of March instant, in front of m 17-3t M.K. WALSH &CO., Aucts. | the premises. at 8 o'clock p.m Lot He 13, in BY 448. ©. McG0IRm# & CO., Auctioneers. Ld Dyer's Subdiviston of Square No %64, . — ry Ball's Subdix jen of Dyer's Subdivision of lots TRUSTEE’S SALE. D, Savare. is Vogles- Lot No. 13 is situated on Third street west, 16) Lerger fothensbectiber, bearing daieuly Sac, | feet north of G street corth, with afrent on Thied and duly recorded in Liber N.C. T.,No. 42, fu: : os | *titoe i froute ou Gateeet porte 16 fect, and aah pa the land ds fer Washingto: ot E fronts on G street nor 5 runs Settytabail offer sale, cn the preadsos™ af Env: | Borth vith the ine of Third strest, 16) foot, and is te the Bighest bidde . tice, and one back building. : FURNITURE. BAR AND RESTAURANT AT AUCTION, TLe Effects of Mr. Isaac L. Layton, on C street, opposite Baltimore Depot, next to Monumental Kestaurant. {On WEDNESDAY MORNING, March 2ist, at 10 o'clock, we will sell the above’ place, upon the premises, among which will be found— Bar Vounter and Fixtures thousand two hundred feet of ground, (15,200 feet.) | ,, Terms of sale, as preec: by the decres: Ono. situated on'th street weet, Uetween’ Virgigin ay. | {hitd fhe purchase money to be ‘paid in cash, and enue and C street north, and known as Square | fie renee eed teehee eee pevenle with north of Square numbered 128, improved by a two- | interest at six and twel “ payments to be secured by the notes of the purcha- fer. with an endorser th gig by the le If the purchaser shall fail to comply with the terms of sale within five days, the trustee reserves story Frame House. Terms : @ne-helf cash; balance in six and twelve month ured to the satisfaction of the trustee. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the the right to resel! at the rii id cost efench ee. faulting purchaser, on advertising such sale mh rate “NY. 0. BeGUIRE #0 Ancts, | times in the National Tateliigencer. ‘he ill be sol rately. ‘The shove Lots we OBERT BALi. Trestee. _mh7-eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucis, B® WM. L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers. South corner Penn’a ave. and 9th st, LOT ON SOUTH ASTREET, BETWEEN 5TH | GALE OF CONDEMNED OUARTERMASTER AND 6TH STREETS EAST, AT AUC- S STOBES AT ALEXANDBIA, VA. nial Quartetmasser’t OR. Deri Washington, + Washenston. D. C.. March 16. Will be sold at public suction, at ALEXAN- DRIA,VA.. under the direction of Lieu on TURS. 8 bot tenant Colonel J. G_ ©. of Oe Viceable Quay termaster’s Stores, consist- b 5 On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March 224, 1886, commencing at 4 o'clock, we will sell on the Premires, part of lot No 9,1n square 842, fronting z2feet onsouth A street, running back 104 fect, between Sth and 6th streets cast. Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve . Lee. A. Q. DAY. Merch 27, 19%, at 1i o'olock month d eed of trust on the pro- | ing o' pee de gags "Pauline, 2% pounds Harness Leather. 10 Tub is W. L. WALL & CO, Aucts. | poundr Vine, #00 pounds Cut Matis, 90) pounds ‘orse Shoes, 2 bexes Tin.Orow Bi Belting Hose, 1 dies, Shovel &e Fenuing Machine, Buckets, Bed’ ‘ebD! a a a Hammers, Desks a, Tables, Gbairs, : Cash ia Go ment fands non a - wea cncr BLORER, revet v 2. ie rmaster, mbie% Depot of Washington” <ALE OF GOVERNMENT AMBULANCES Ss AND ARMY WAGONS. OS™ Chic Quariermaster’s Office, Depo: of Washineton, Washineton, D.C., March 15, 1855. ction, at Lincoln Depot, M., on MONDAY, the following B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE IMPROVED BEAL ESTATE, FRONTING ON MARYLAN? AVENUE, BE TP averion 6TH STREETS, ISLAND, On TUESDAY, the 2th instant, at 5 o'clock p. m.. we shall sell, in fromt of the premises, Lot W, in William A. Bradley's subdivision of Squsre 492, fronting 2 feet on Maryland avenue, ranning a good depth to a fine peved alley, with the improve- ments, consisting of a two story Frame House. Terms: One-third cash; balance six and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, All conveyancing and revenne stamps at the cost ante ‘hen the pro} is sold. own wi e property is sold. m 16-0 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. XTENSIVE SALE OF HORSES, GARRI- E AGES, HARNESS, &c., &c., AT ON THURSDAY, March 29th, At o'clock a. m., the entire STOCK of the well- a k grees w 465 and 467 sth Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster. etreets Nem Hw ee cael comprising the mh 15-16t = De ote Washington. most valuable list f, Berews. Carriages, Harness, —_ thin five days from we of tale yi t funds. a ornate RUCKER, a offered to t! unity, consisting of NITED STATES MILITARY RAILBOAD, evoral pairs of very due Slatched Horses, Singice | U gecay sone MTLITABY Ball driving and Saddle Horses. Also, se i excel- Washingion, D. C., March 14, 1858, lent Horees. one superior Brood (fall — ent Farm blood Morgan.) with Colt by her side. ne fim Dairy Cow. Also. large wumber of Carri. cemprising superior Family Carriages, Open rouches, Phaetons Open and Top Buggies. which bave been built to erder by the best builders in the country. together with a large quantity of sn- rior Double and Single Harness, Robes, Blan- teu, Whips, &c , &c. Wasbington, Mi ec ee HA ‘asbington, March 12, 5 1m! 223 i BY J.C, MeGUIBE @ ©0., Auctioneers. o mall Truck Cnr, COMMISSIONERS, SA1¥—TWO BUILDING 38 pairs iicele cx Alen LOTS, WEST END. 3Givam Pumping Engines Prac there of s decree of the Supreme to poe dy jourt ol jereo this District, passed i Frederica" Roe! ethane thers. the 5 0 tots second. hr nd Railroad Tron ( J bh Rormmele and . subecibers will, on TUESDAY, the ah day of (good) 7 A lange quantity of . Nails, an Tron, 8: tures, Car Couplings. , Stoves, Files, March, instant, at & o'clock iu the afternoon, in | Ghtipe tts: Axe#, Picks, Stoves, Piles, Spor front of the premises, sell at Suction, Lot No. 16, 20 Buildings, frem 10x12 to 200x0 feet fa bonare bt s now divided inte two parcels, Let of Office Furniture vin each on the e: Con’ ting = ee eet ope ay K, and will offer the same A farce auaaty of new Shelf Hardware for 5 erms cash. $25 to be paid on each lot en the 1 asians ‘ar, 4 f *t fall of the hammer. or the sale sand ifthe | finished and : — ue be not complied with with- | with green plush; double tracks, with broad tread the day of sale, we shall resell wheels, at the risk and cost of the Bale to commence st 10 a.m. irehager. in Government deeds to beat the purchaser's RO. 4 an W NOERR wh 15-eo]t Brevet Brig. Gen : GALE OF OCONDEMN ICAL AND gxo: ‘ATA Le HOSPITAL PRO. eETY, i aR ILUIAMS, Wacsinctos, D.C., ty JOHN KRILER. aN i be sold at Public Auction on THUSSDAT, mh 7-eo&di J.0. McGU: the Par ¥F w ee ee oeererns seresg, 8 Oot W ** Sith makbun WORKE, MABBLE iTS, TABLE ‘ond Pe ae. “Sorty-eight hours allowed to purchasers'to re- move " mh 10-100 ‘: . io J A a, ; Saat : | SK com =~ FRANCK TAILOR, | fe19-1m™ Sozth side,