Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1866, Page 5

‘LOCAL NEWS. ——— ss. AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT, emo ER's —The Kean eee me im Shak d pia; Serta Venaeset* oe PY Sratox HALt.—Wyman's great gift exhibi- tion—a yainable Daitding lot, and other Presents civen away every evening. CaNtTERBURY.—The exciting Grama of “Michsei Earle,” admirable ‘Kies in the #xtk,” songs, dances, and Ian; lesques. —__.—— Toe Hiserntay Society's CELEBRATION.— ‘Last « yening the old Hibernian Benevolent So- y. Which has recently been re-organized, celebrated the anniversary of St. Patrick a Marini's Academy, (formerly Temperance Hall,’ by a swpper served up by Messrs. - ban and Howell, of the Everett House. Ti tables were cet in two lines at which abont 100 gentlemen, among them all classes of Irishmen, Sweeney Fenians. O'Mahoney Fenians, and Anti-Fenians, set down about 9 e’clock. The walls of the room were decoraied on one side by « large American Flag, while opposite was ark nm bauner representing a female with a harp decked with shamrock, by whose side is the wolf Gog, and over all the rays of the sun. ‘The feat was presided over by Mr. Samuel YT. Drury, President of the Society, who, in a neat addiess spoke of the origin of the Associa- tion and its opjects. * company then sat down at the table and those present we noticed Nicholas Cal- ian and James L. McGuire, Esqs., Councilmen Joyce, Tynan, and Hazell ;Colonel O*Beirne, Major D. J. Toohey, and other well known citizens. After full justice was done to the ap- pettzing vinnds provided for the occasion, the Teguinr toats were announced by the President as follows The Day werCelebrate. The land of our adoption, of pa- nd heroes. Where liberty dwelis, there is m¥ country . The President of the United States: His mind prehensive as bis station is exalted. itution of the United States: En- deared to our bearts, no interference, either foreign or domestic, can seduce us from its support May his ‘The Memory of Daniel O’Connell: memery be ever green in the affections of his countrymen. asbington and the Heroes and Sages of the Kevolution: A grateful nation reveres their memory: the world admires their virtues. The liell of Tara: The Bunker Hill of Ire. land: may itere long, asin the days of old, he with the voice of the National Assem- iy of Erin ‘The Star Spangled Banner: ‘Triumphant may it float on every breeze, Fair Freedom’s ensign in remotest seas. Woman: Onur crown in happiness, our solace in affliction. n—The revealed giftof God to man . his immortality: May its influence be as universal as the rays of the sun. The kindred societies of bers. oe The Press—The silver tongue of liberty: The man who undertakes to muzzleitin a Republic isa tyrant. The Army and Navy of the United States. «Lreisnd’s Harp and Shamrock,” May the Sweet Melodies of its harp be, ere long, attuned. to Teach to the voice of Ireland's fi " may its own “immortal shamrock” shed its martyred gteen glories over the graves of its Ppatriets. The Sons of the Green Isle: Having struek a lopg slumbering chord of the Harp of Erin, may they keep time with the “march of pro- = s The toast to the President of the United States was responded to by Col. O'Beirne, who spoke of <he course of the President as one ap- proved by the Irish especially, who will sup- Ee him in his measures to restore the Union its original lustre. bn F. Ennis, Esq., replied to the tonst “America,” speaking of the devotion of the sens of Ireland to the Government under ‘which they live, instancing McMahon, 0’ Don- n Null, and other Irish military leaders in «nm countries, who, when the time comes, would doubtless be found fighting for the free- dom of their native land. Maj. J. Tooby responded to the toast to the Constitution, and after referring to the charac- ter of the Irish, and their Jove of free institu. tons, he said that Fenianism was taken from the Constitution of the United States, and they ‘were determined to haye in Ireland one just like it. with as freea flagasours. He didnot believe that the Constitution of the United States was destined by God for this country or continent alope, but eventually an instrumen 1 like it would be made for the government of all Europe. The time, be believed, was not far distant when the Declaration of Irish Inde- penceees would be read from the steps of indsor Castle, Ireland had helped to make America free, and they would ask from Ame- rica a little English neutrality, and first make ireland free, then England, Scotland, France, Germany, and in fact all Europe. The day of celiverance is not far distant. They believed that “Liberty for one hour was worth an eter- nity of bondage.” [Applause.] Dr. P. Croghan responded to the toast to O'Connell in an eloquent manner, and was followed by J. C. Normile, who spoke of the benefits of contemplating the character of such persons as O'Connell, giving a sketch of his infe. Mr. Renehan responded to the toasts to ‘Washington, and Mr. McDermott to that to kindred societies. - Following the regular many volunteer toasts Were proposed, songs sung, impromptu speeches made, and when we left the room date in the night, the company was in the heigh of enjoyment. The Society, which during the war, after Many years of success, was suspended, is now inactive operation, and will no doubt soon re- gain its old standard as a first-class benevolent society. The following are the officers: Samuel T. Drury. President; Andrew J. Joyce, Vice President.Treasurer, John Welch; Secretaries, James C. Normilie and R. C. Crafton. ——6 WASHINGTON, D. C., March 19, 1566. Eprror Star :—l observe a paragraph in one of our city journals stating “that the two General Assemblies of the Pres! rianCharch —Old School and New School—are to meet in St. Louts, Mo., in May next, but that there is no correspondence or intercourse whatever between these two bodies.” The first branch of this statement respecting the place and time of the meeting of those two bodies is correct, but the other branch of the statement is incor- rect, as we have ample evidence at hand to show. After preliminary arrangements neces- sary to such an important movement, the Gen- eral Assembly of the Vid School, which met at Peoria, Lil, May, 1563, by a ananimous vote of that body, designated the Rev. Septimus Tustin, D. D., of this cicy, as the clerical dele- gate to the New School General Assembly to meet in Philadelphia Pa., the same ironth and year, with a view of inaugurating a friendly correspondence between these bodies. Dr Tustin was cordially received by the New School Assembly, and a correspondence was inaugurated under the most auspicious cir- cumstances, which bids fair to resuit in the re- union of these two bodies. Dr. Tustin bas received the gratitude of both branches of the church for the felicitous manner in which be discharged his elicate and respon- sible trust. 1 hope, however, that Dr. Tustin will furnish the community with a brief state- ment from bis own hand on this interesting subject, as it will no doubt occupy the atten- tion of the two Assemblies shortly to meet at St. Louis, Mo. I have no other interest in this communica- tion than the correction of the inadvertence into which some of your cotemporaries haye fallen. Very respectfally, W. B. Evans, Member of Potomac Presbytery. Scppen Deatn- terday morning, a sol- dier, named George Seabord, company F, 4th U. S. artillery, went to the noase Kept by Mory Blake, corner of 13th and D streets, and compiained of being unwell. He laid down Bpon a bed, and died very soon after, or about ten o'clock. Dr. Phillips and an army surgeon who attended him pronounced the canse of death a congestive chill. The deceased bad be fteen years in the U. S. service, and was rece a patient in one of the army hospitals. The body was taken by the military authorities and removed to the dead house, corner of 19th street and New York ayenne, to be prepared for burial. a a ee Grand LARCENY.—Yesterday afternoon, Richard Skinner went into the restaurant on 4%, between F and G streets south, kept by Anpn Carson. He had Se ge his person $55, and Ann grew exceedingly familiar with him. After a while he missed his money, and there being no other way to find it, sent foran officer. Patrolman Wallingsford went to the house, and searching among a heap of old clothes, found a book, and in it the $55. Officer Wal- lingsford arrested Ann Carson, and Justice Boswell, atter hearing the evidence, sent her to jail for court. ——- U. S. Cover or CLams, March 19—The case of Charles A. Ware vs. The United States, and sunary other cases of like character, being «war claims,” as to which it is represented the urisdiction of the court has been removed by act of Congress, were submitted on motions to Cismiss the same. Thornton Smith vs. The United States. This cause was argued on demurrer Mr. Weed, the Assistant Solicitor, for the United States, and by Mr. Meniman for the claimant; and the case having been submited thereon, murrer was overruled-by the court. i SEE ANNOUNCEMENT elsewhere of t Meeting at the City Hall to-night, ih penal of the poor of the city. ——_+o— a Fisn Marker.—The Alexandria Gazette says & pungy load of shad sold im this city yester- Gay tor $65 per hundred. the de- 308. The United pe ya George Y. Ona of i ion weet the. Jat oe Sie oF Court of the United the District of hy etal. sion of opin’ ret girs the- Ju cuit Court e United States of Wieconsin. Mr. Justice Miller delivered the opivion of the Court, answering the first ques- tion certified in the affirmative, and the second im the ive. No. 139. The United States. appellants, ys. Vicente P. Gomez. A from the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of Calitornia. Mr. Justice Clifford de- livered the opinion of the Court, thd jee the decision of the said District Court, and re- manding the cause, with directions to dismiss the petition of the claimant. No. 174. ber term, 1963. Ellen E. White, odministratnx, &c., appellant, ys. The United States. The motion to open and reargue this ig id Wa Tho ena 8 ae ‘0. 113. e Unite tates, jants, vs. Josefa Montalva de Serrano, ‘ke Ordered by the Court that this cause be held under ad- visement, and continued to the next term. No. 285. Alexander J. P. Garesche, plain- tiff in error, vs. The State of Missonri; and No. 29. J. A. Cummings, plaintiff ‘in error, vs. The State of Missouri. The argument of these causes was continued by Mr. Henderson for the defendant in error a by Mr. Reverdy Jehucon for the plaintiffs n error. | See ASNUAL MEETING OF THE YoUNG MEN’s CurisTIan AssoctaTIoN.—Last evening the anntal meeting of the Young Men’s Christian Association was held at their rooms, 5 7th street, Vice-President, J. S.Grinnell, presid- ing, and after reports had been mace by the Treasurer and Board of Superintendents, and the Constitution amended, the following gen- Uemen were elected for the ensuing year :— President, A. K. Browne; Vice Presidents, B. Hi. Stinemetz, H.H. Tilley, Warren Choate, J. S. Grinnell, A. S. Pratt; Corresponding Secre- tary, A. B. Butts: Becording Secretary, OU. H. Hartley: Treasurer, W. J. Rhees; Librarian, R. B. Taylor; Register, B. H. Warner. ———6 ComPLeTep.—The Washington & Alexandria Railroad Company finished the laying of their new track on St. Asaph street to the intersec- tion of this street with King, on Saturday evening last.—Alerandria Journal. 4+ Fovnp Oren.—Abont one o'clock this morn- ing, special officer Fenwick found open the store of Messrs. Mulien & Co.. Pennsylvania avenue, near 2d street, and notified the pro- prietor. sore CITY ITEMS. CoRRECTIO: . L. C. Everett, who ad- vertises 3S desirable building lots for sale on Capitol Hill, and a farm in East Tennessee, is to be seen at No. 456 North C street, and not F Ss erroneously stated in the advertisement un- til corrected in to-day’s issue. i“ ———_o——_ STRANGE, BUT TRUE.—That corns, bunions, bad nails, etc., can be removed without pain. To be convinced callat Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. ave., between 44; and 6th streets. —$ Prizes prawn from T. M. Harvyey’s free lot- tery as follow: John Dearing, one barrel Cherrystone oysters; George Sinclair, Frank- lin Engine House, one barrel Cherrystone oys- ters: Frederick Fridley, Franklin Engine House, one barrel Cherrystone oysters; George Bowers, Franklin Engine House, one barrel Cherr: me oysters: Mr. Shank, corner i(th and Ests,, two prizes, one basket each, Uher- rystone oysters. The box is replenished with 25 new prizes; 2 good chance for lucky ones. Please give me a cail at No. 2°1 C street, cor- ner 1ith street, T. M. Harvey. No connection with any other House. +4 Corns, bcNiexs, Club and Inyerted 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. 424 Pennsyl- yania avenue. between 4% and 6th streets. OL fice hours from § a. m. to 5 p.m., and 6 toSp. m. . VALUARLE AND CONVENIENT. — “Brown's Bronchial Trockes” are widely known as an ad- mirable remedy for Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Coughs, and other troubles of the Throat and Lungs. They are of great value forthe pur- poses for which they are designed, while they are usually and pleasantly efficacious, the contain no burtfal ingredients, but may at all times be used with perfect safety —Boston Re- corder. eo DIED, * TAYLOR. On Snnday evening, 18th instant, BARRISON TAYLOK, in the doth year ofhis age. His relatives and friends are: esnectfully mvited toattend his funeral, f: Repiet rom the E-street Church, on Wednesday afternoon at 3 0 cloc CLARKE. On the morning of the 17th i: , of consumption, GEORGE W., son of Robert and Martha A. Clarke, aged seventeen years and twen- ty-five days. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- vVited to attend his funeral on Wednesday after- noon, the 2ist inst..at 3o’cleck, from the residence of his parents, on K etreet south, bet. sth and 9th streets east. m 19-2t" TAYLOR. At his late residence in this city, No. 375 7th street, on Sunday afternoon last, at 7 o'clock, in the fuli peace and glorious hope of the Christian faith be 1 long professed. Mr. HAR- BISON TAYLOR, in the 69th year of hii it would be unjust alike to the living to the mort, of the venerable man who haa thus de pe this life, if no tribute were paid to the vir- flues which adorned his character. In every rela- tion which he was called to sustain ho exemplified the power of that Divine grace w! transfigares our frail humanity; when, by his | au painful illness, he was secluded from the walks a: ways of men. id look forward with the full assurance of a Christian faith and hope to the crown of life that awaited him in the Heavenly land. The Bark renee the Shadow of Death. from which so many of the world’s sagesand heroes have turned away in undissembled dismay, bad no terrors for him, In the prospect before hisn, irradiated was by the dawning glory © fect could say with the ancient saint of Isracl,' 1 fear no evil, for Thou art with me; Thy rod and Thy staff, they comfort me.’’ For many years @ con- sistent member of the E-street Baptist Church in this city, he leaves among his brethren a precious memory which embalms ro w: of bitterness— for none such ever fell from his lips—anid a vene- rated name which shall long ‘blossom in the dust”? where his body is destined to lic, awaiting the res- urrectivn ef the Bo og is Alexsudria Gazette please copy.) The friends and acjmaintances of the deceased are invited to attend his funeral at the E street Baptist Church, on Wednesday afternoon, March 21, 4 3 o'clock. 2 DUBANT. On the 2th instant, IRENE, dangh- ter of Alexander and Phebe Dabant, aged seven- teen months. s GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS Series INVITED FOR THE ERECTION AND REPAIR OF THE PUBLIC H DEBANTS IN GEORGETOWN, D.C. Mayor's Orricr, i Georgetown. D. C., March 17, 1986. Proporals will be received at this office until the expiration of ten days from this date, to keep the nblic Hydrants of this town in thorough repair lor one year from the Ist day of Aprilnext. The bidder to state, Ist, the amount = Hydrant, in- cluding the whole number now ing, and dis- tinguixbing between the kinds now in us3; 2d, the amount per Hydrant for furnishing and erecting complete, in running order, such new Hydrants as may be ordered by the Corporation, specifying the style of the Hydrant he may propose. substitates for such lamp post Hydrants as ma: ome defec- tive, er otberwise unfit for use. Persons disposed to make proposels, as above stated. cau receive any further information upon the rubject that they way desire on application to the undersigned. th 17-J0t HENRY ADDISON, Mayor. S*ELine OFF AT COST. MAYFIELD & BROWN, jo. 121 Bridge sireet, Georgetown, : from this date. for fifteen days, offer for cash, their entire stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, at marked cost. for cash only, No more asked. No less taken. Goods booked with be charged at the regular bh -15t* MAYFIELD & BROWN, a BING GOODS AT MILLEL'S NEW ts gles Goops STORE eS NE 101 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. €. Now epening s full stock of SPRING GOODS, embracing Ladies” Dress Goods in great variety, I keeping Dry Goods, Mens! Boys’ wear, Ch for Sacks, Shawls. Skirts. White Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, and Notions. These have been bought at Saeed igen oe il te fold cheap. ‘otto—* Quick sales and 6! rofits. ms Sim" LENJAMIN MILLER. MAxcRE. MANUBE. . iS OF MANURE for ‘Will all be 4 rin, App! he PoMirotriisc tenes © ween ry story. a F aN PEYTIBONE, mhI7- cost 36 Washington, D. 0. Cean COAL!! FRED. KOONES, Agent for Tyler & Co., of Philadelphia, Pa. by the cargo to dealers at the lowest Phila- hia who! le prices. Office seuth west corner ebna Avenue and lith street. * mh 13 im™ D¥FcC4LcomanireE, The nd beaut ‘ansfe: . fares instantly wpon ere chino ronimbte the BYOR. Wo"4R6 weitect, be th Ladies aud gentlemen are invited 800 specimens, . misjiw* ae ee ee ANTED—a B00’ rt at Ww A T and SHOE MAKER, Ww! need a Ce all war ED—By a veapectable cirl aSITUATION ne tox or ‘Launa er Beat at Joke on Tee 786. ven. Apply at No. 1th street, between, Kireot an Bute Tatast avace » Re r | NTED— bi 1. a SIT- UarIoN tec Reeeh bad trek badercee given. Call at Mrs. RILEY'S, E street, betw and 23d sts. ANTED-— By the st Wise alia hab: o go ast Oa vied of Navy Yard. Address “Clerk,” to ¢ office of this paper, stating terms. eto.” it* pont Sad tena ew ition Shoham WANTED ake ie a apps un- ie jerge a Ayn HabEES xiR0) Sette sitse ahaa ¥ . » Northeast Oo ANTED—By a man of good and W sober babies She bares eee keeping and writes a middling good \) & ION, whick would leave him some leisure for the prrenit of his studies, Would be wil- ~3 be accept inost any honorable position. where- @ can make himeelf usefnl. Can give good ref- erences. Address “T. B.,” 212 L street, near 19th, WAtTED IMMEDIATELY—At the parsonage of the Foundry M. KE Church, corner litit and G streets,a WHITE WOMAN to cook, wash and iron. m 19-3t* A BRSTECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUA- ‘ION in a private family as cook or iaundre:s. ‘The best ef }ecommendations given. Apply south- east corner of F and ist sts. m 19-3t* E wees he Py a I gALe ‘Apply ot me = wecbas i FOr Bema, ral sagamy RTAORANE ‘th ¥ Ma ‘nauire at 554 Pee Bee hae ee srecery Store, aire [Us . 275 Pa. " Xe. Piaget ith and lith sts. OR SALE—The STOOK F small Grocery and P: < Corpo’ ation and govern: ‘will be-seld cheapforcash Inquire at this office. _m 20 3t* {OR RENT—A GARDEN of one sitaared ferme. bo" apply ou the Seonaee wae See hakormencer se street. Georgetown, D.C. Foe RANT—A new FRAME HOUSE, with dx Tooms on 19th street, between D and Pleasantly situated. Inquire ef J ‘Thompson’ mh 20-3t* FOR BENTAA three sto conta north. cet FLETCHE SOR SALE—LOTS to suit hi ee ee Dundas on the road pase, ing Glenwood etery. JOuN F. CLARK mb 20 law4w* 180 Preston st., Baltimo: FS? BENT. large BRICK HOUSE, No. 72 Bridge street. Georgetown, D C. This house contains eleven roox -ellar, stable; also. and water on the premis: inquire of RAN, No. 42 Bridge street, Georzetowa. mh 20 6t* Fo RENT—A FUBNISHED HOUSE of tweive rooms, in a central loci » near the Depart. ments; fronts on one of the city railroads, aod within less than a square of the other. Inquire on the premises, 408 lith strect, nesr southeast cor ner ofl, Poseession given April 1 mh 20-2t* A RESPEOTABLEGIEL wishes a SITU ATION ina privatefamily, as chambermatd A re- commendation ot Apply 341 6th st.,bet. H and Ista. m 19-3t* years given. OR BENT—A three-siory BRICK HOUSE. Fo. 6a ai street Island, betwee Deand streets. Apply to 0. B. BAKER, at the Star of- ice. mh 19-tf Rxexs WANTED Two or three Unfurnished ROOMS for housekeeping, from Ist or Lith of April. Addréss JOHN L. PENN, o4 Loni ‘ating terms and location. m 19-; Ww4 D—-A Lory OOvuK, WASHER, and IRONER, at 361 F street north, between 9th and 10th streets west _Mnst understand her work and bring good recommendation, Such will find a good home mh 19-2¢ G ARDENER WANTED-One that understands x Sodding, Rolling, te work on the Base Tall and Cricket Ground: uth of the Executive Mansio} Apply immediately at 460 11th street, lock p.m, m 19-3t* ED—A strong, active, experienced WHITE MAN. (single) ‘To ne thoroughly etent to do all kinds of farming a good home found by calling at No. 472 I street south, Ttheast.Navy Yard. m 19-2\* Want D—To rent immediately, a small HOUSE, or several ROOMS. farnished suit- ably for housekeeping. in the north part of this city or Georgetown, for = family of two persons. Adress H. 0. 8., Star office, stating location where an interview be hi m ANTED—At a first-cl: arding hot good CATERER, who will take entire charg and responsibility of meals served to the boarders, for which a liberal compensation will be allowed: All conveniences will be provided. None need ply but one fully competent. Apply at 297 I near 16th, m 19-61 ;ANTED TO RENT—Two or three UNFUR- W NISHED ROOMS, suitable for the honse- keeping of a small quiet colored family, by a care- fal a punctual tenant. Apply at the Star Ofii counter, m y 7 ANTEP—A steady, competent WOMAN, to cook. wash and iron, and to do general honse_ work. Good recommendation required. Apply at No Penn. avenue, over Hood's Jewelry Store Os m7 3" A YOUNG MAN that understands the care of f& horses, and can furnish good recommenda- tions. is desirous of getting a SITUATION where he can make himself generally useful. Would not object to going intethe country, Address N. M., Office. m 17-3t" Star A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID nurse wanted by a respectable young girl Ad- dress O. M., Btar Office, m 15-6t* JV ANTED—A Grst-class MILLINER. M. WILLIAN, mis-6t 336 venus. — W ANTED—We want all the HOUSES we can get, large or small, furnished or unfurnished. o first ines seen: and two for members of ODg tess imm ely. sicine "DL. WELLS & 00, corner 13th and F streets, m 15-tf over White’s store, CAROPS Geek ea ae im & priv am! or r ‘e Gallon Mr. NEAL, both streot, No S13. mine ANTED- A WHITE WOMAN as cook ina small family. Apply between 11 a m. and 1 m., February 26th, at No. 555 19th #1 aa pore jolt WASTED _ We want to buy HOUSES and LOTS in Washington, large and small. Also, @ small FARM near the civ. Will give $3,000 or $4,000 cash. D.G& WELLS & CO!” Auctieneers and Real Estate Agents, fe a 13th and F sts, over White's store. fe oa $5. 000 Trent, to, pay. for $5,000 Second . handed CLOTHING of all igh a tions for which a fair price will be paid, 455 7th, corner E street. jan 19 3m* WANTED!! LE ANTED! WANTED iI! MEN. LADI FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND Qt ERES. Who wonld like to engage in an easy, light and prefiiabte business, where a smal) outlay is only re- quired, and where those engagirg in the same can at once, to call at M. PRINCE'S Depot. 381 F street, and be taught his ce ng. 80 simple that a child fe com will between 6th 3t OR e, rtake apy job. Being the only practical Stamper here, we can furnish full and complete instruct.eus, tools, cushions, compost- tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. This is achance for any one wishing to make money by a small outlay. jan 1-tf 381 waxrep. WANTED -wantep. OO1 WILLIAM PRING. The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for # ced his price to SIX CENTS PER as ri WIDT. for BEIRT and ipa teDere CLOAKS. CAPES. Bogue YOKES, BANDS, PINCUSHIONS, 4 ‘PERS be. tam by the ¥ eek receipt ar ‘atterns of Oe the aid of a new A vie We are weekly in latest desigus, and by weare stamp any pattern brought us. As we are only practical Dampers here we are yiltine Paes Ladies need not — oe eto the only oy A assortment Of Pat terns ‘ork. not excelled in New iLLIAM PRINOR, 381 _F street, 0) ite Patent Office. Embroidered Yokes, Bands, Flanuel Skirts, and 8 le, for sale, no 1s NT BORS. ©. 'S, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUBEF URN ISH NG GOODS of every le . BUC. 406 7th street, Gand H. east side. FOR SALE AND RENT. T FOB SALE. WO LOTS on N street north, between 7th and Sth streets west, opposite Oathplic Church. FOR RENT—Square No. 97, between 20th and 21st streets west, and N and O streets north, suita ble fora BRICK YARD. Several LOTS between 13th and lith sts. west, and Sand T sts, north, well situated for s MAR KET GARDEN. Also, various BUILDING LOTS in the northern part of the city. Inquire of 0. N. THOM, 30 Pa. ave., er 232 G st. west, Washington, or C. M. MATTHEWS, 1 Congress st., opposite Post Office, Georze- town. m 15 7t* Fo SALE—38 BUILDING LOTS, in squares 834, 835, 864, ans Capitol Hill. Also, one small ¥. of 56 acres of the best uslity of Innd on Little Chucky Biver, 6 miles rom Greenville, East Tennessee. For par Pe pie call onthe undersigned, 456 treet, at Be $6 north E street, EVERETT. RENT—At the corner Frederick streets.in Geor, x four-story BRIOK HOUSES, j getown, D. just finished in the best man- ner. These houses have nine good-sized rooms each, water in the kitchen, and gas fixtures in every room, and fitted up in the most convenient manner for a medium-sized family. These houses gre situated in ome of the most desirable locations Mings. For terms, &c.. hy to JOSEPH LIBBEY, No. 97 Water st Genes. tewn, mh 8-2w OR RENT—A first-class BRICK DWELLING HOUSE on G street, second door from 15th st. near the State Department, containing 12 rooms with closets and pantries ail throngh the house, and elarge cellar; water at the kitchen door, and a ure spring inthe rear of the lot Gas rough the house Inquire cf. D, A. GARDNER, 460 New York ave., near 15th street fe 23-tf jo H. SNYDER, PROVISION DEALER, Lowisiana avenue, between Cth and 7th streets, (South Side.) Being thankful for past patronage, I beg leave to inf = ustomers that I have constautly on hand ef ly of PROVISIONS, viz: FRESH BEEF. ON, POR and EAL, SUGAR- CURED CORNED BEEP, SPIOED ROUNDS, ¢ brands of SMOKED together with all the fines! MEATS, POULTRY of all kinds aud'n full assort. ment of VEGETABLES and UANNED FRUIT t the lewest possible prices. MGfice Booms and incge Hiail for rent over the store, fe 23-1m™ ABY BIRDS, MOOKIN : _ AND’ PARBOTSS BiBDS GO 274 7th street, Land M. 33-3m* HARTBREOHT. E LIFE. B; ‘tho . Aerial Wives ead Derek nae: FB a Pag RT Lifein China;2 vols, The Belton Estate. by An- nets : FRANCK TAYLORS Ss MyASSEUS AND TRIMMINGS, fe 19-1m* South wide, 999% Beans. avouie, fi FOB SALETA 200d one horse covered WAGON nearly new, and new HARNESS Will be sold cheap. Apply corner 1ith and Rhode Island av , north. ™m 19 2t* Fo RENT- STORE con Tit i Pe Vania avenne, (No. 1 st ) forany business. Apply Rot door of H. KOPPE: erchant Tailor. m 19- Fe SALE. and SE, northwest corner of 19th L streets; lot 52 front, 75 deep: occupied as a Bakery, with lease for four years, at’ $a menth. Inquire at H. F. LANG, corner of Poto. mac and Prospect streets, Georgetown. m10-it™ r= RENT—A FUBNISHED HOUSE, No, $2 Pennsylvania avenue, between 2ist and 22d stree's; gas throvughont the house and water he ses. Apply at MALCOLM’S Drug Store, opposite, or on the premises. mh 19 3t* Prior AND BED BUOM connecting. far- nished. Private honse, select neighborhood; delightful summer location. Use of kitchén, ff desired. 360 Massachusetts avenue, bet. 11th aud lith streets. m 19-3" frok SA LE—Four ROOMS of a new house; gro- cery kept in it; good for any bastgony cornerer 2d and ¥ streets, Intaud. Also, a LOT on D street, between 3¢ and 4%: sts., Island, North side, next to Mr. Cearneane’s prop- erty. m 19 3t* [°GE RESTA. two-story and attic BRIOK HOUSE. containing eight rooms. situated on 2d street, between B and C streets,No.177. Bent $ per month to a private family. For partica- inquire at 509 E street, near corner of 2d street. m 1) 2t* Foe. SALE—Three new HOUSES, with 5 rooms each, on 12th street, near Maryland avenue, Terms: $250 cash; balance $20 per month One om O street, near 15th, with 8 rooms; two smal! Honses on Virginia avenne, near 10th street; one new Brick House, with 10 rooms, on 12th street, near G street north; asimall Brick, with 6 rooms, on 13th street, pear M; a large three sto, Brick House, with 8 rooms, on 10th +treet, near N; a large Frame House, with 8 rooms, on L strevt, near i0th street The four last described houses are desirably loca- ted in the northern Pak of the city. Apply to GEURGR W. HAUP’ MAN, 512 ith —e third CORNER T, in the h _ the city. suitable for any kind of business. In- quire at 264 G@ street, between lth and 15t) streets. mh 17-3t* ;OR RENT—A small HOUSE on the eonth side of Peynsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and bape east, Apply on the premises, mn 17-8" Fo BENT—New FRAME HOUSE on H street, Island between 4's and 6th; 7 rooms, at $22; very sheap. Inquire at No. 499 K street north, between ith and Sth #1 m 17-3t* ¢URNISHED HOUSE FOR REN’ containing 13 rooms, with gas and water throughout, No. ituated on Penn. avenue, between Zist aud 23d ganced rent. Apply at No, 85 opposite. FOB SALE—A rare chance for a business man. A FLOUR, FEED and PROVISION STORE, centrally located, ahd now doing a good busin Satisfactory re Eyes, for selling. Inquire - 9th Mass. av m 17-4t* be large STORE ROOM anl For ‘RENT. the UPPER PART of House No. 420 Penns: sit yl vania avenue, They will be rented together or separately. Possession of the Stere —_ from an bY after the 2ist inst. Apply toJ.M. JOHNSON. B street, bet. 9th avd 10th sta .No. 383. mh17-st* EF SALE—A new. elegant BRIUK DWELL- ING HOUSE, on M, between 9th and 10th sts.. 12 rooms. water, and lot 24 by 120 feet, with 30 STORES & CO., Real Estate Brokers, 460 Fifteenth, corner F street. SALE—A smail GARDEN FARM, contaio- ing 25 acres 5 acres in wood, with a Dwelling Houee of six rooms and kitchen; shade and fruit trees, The said Farm is about four and a half miles from Washington,ene and a half from the Soldiers’ Home, on Digg’s road,in a pleasant and ae neighborhood. For terms inquire on the Tem ises. Piph 7-3" WILLIAM D. B. MAJOR. Foe. FALE—A BRICK HOUSE, containing 9 rooms, including kitchen, within one square of the 7th street railway, and five minutes’ walk of the Interior Department and City Post Offic Thereis aside lotfronting on two streets. Gas 6 rooms and bails, aud pump of water in the yard. Gas on the etreet and sewers to rear and front of house ong jee . _ toh 17-12t* Apply on the premises, No. 526 tty - m 17-3t* B RENT—The ARLINGTON HOUSE, corner 4), street and Pennsylvania avenue, from the uth of April next. The two lower roems, with the cellars, will be rented fer stores, if desited. The upper part of the building contains twenty five rooms, which will make « first class Boarding lioure. Apply to JOHN B. MURRAY, No. 26 4's street, mb is 6t* [°92 BENT—A three-story BRI@K HOGSE. it is located on H street, Island, between 435 and ; hes @ good back building; contai 8 eight good and isin excellent repair. Persons wish- isit the premises can find the key at M: , # street, Island, between 6th and 7th. For terms inquire at Mrs. BR. 1EABS . or 435 6th street w and ™ 16-6t* [pee 0 FOR REN’ initable for housekeeping or single gentlemen, at 234 H street, between 19th and Atk, one block from ears. mh 15 14t". OR SALE OB RENT—Several HOUSES. with” from four to eleven rooms each, north ant south. Price from $80 to 620°. Inquire 499 K street north, between ith and Sth. mh 5-Im* ARM FOR SALE—A good FARM, of 22 acres. with House built in modern style, neat and gommodious; Tenant House Stable Carriage House, Jorn Crib, &c., 2 repair, ree jes about a h of Wi a. ruit trees. north of Washingto: er tis £00, mh 15-6t Corner 13th and F F OR SALE. of the best PRODUCE, BUT- TER and CHEESE STORES in Washington, only a few doors from Pennsylvania avenue. This is @ rare chance fora smart business young man. . L. WELLS & 00, ™ li-Iw_ cor. 13th and ¥F sts.,over White's Store. RARE GHANCE—FOR SALE—The GOOD WILL ahd FIXTURES of one of the best stands on Penna. ave..snitable for most any kind of besiness. For further particolare apply to S. H. BLE, 310 Peunsylvavia avenue. detween «th lth streete. mb i 6t* HAVE ON HAND SEVERAL nice BUSINESS and BUGGY WAGONS, and also a nice BUILD- ING LOT on south C street, between Ith aud 12th poe peg eg nem ao bree grings, please atthe rol an streets nor “nitiwn RW JOHNSON. Ts 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 the premises, treets. 439 Penn. avenue. mb 3am" OR RENT— That desirabte RESTAURANT and E'GWELLING MOUS Now 36 cast Marker Space o; ite the new Market, in Georgetown. D_O.: bas water and gas, bath room, &e “Gan Le rented on easy terms, Inquire of _mh 12-tf Georgetown, D. Fo SALE—A two-story FRAME HOUSE. on southwest corner of 10th and N sts., containing 8 rooms and hall, with large cellar, stable and car- riage house, Also, Let adjoining.’ Apply on the premises. mm 5 cout” 7E HAVE SEVERAL NICE HOUSES FOR RENT—Furnished or unfurnished, in the city and Georgetown oweM aN & GREEN, fe 13.tf 18 Intelligencer Building. FSESALEA three-story BRICK HOUSE with Frame Building in the rear, and yacant lot ad- joining. This property is located on North Capitol Bt. Bek, B ang E Beautttuliy: ranged 3 SY Re eh "i joulal aire STEPHENS & O0., 323 Paavoune.” “janie” YOK SAL HOUSE and LOT in Square Fertitta goruer orb at north aud Thine b Mrs. Bevans. Appl: to THOM. RIMPOOR, Word Loulstanaavecas: eae? C¥brrnsr besnesi tenis av. and lith street. ‘Over Nagle's ; » OF month, fer Gon- For rent by the day, Zz rts, s "These Hi is are NAGLE & 00. For terms apply on B INT—Ono HOUSE, Zoihy street be: suitabl jan 3L-tf ste. 338 Al _ AUCTION SALI. BY line a wittiaka, Aware “PEE CHSARE OR AO FUR STALLS Ty On TRU! 1 Boys elt the oaetantyat at 11 o'clock a, salle highest bidder for cagh withont | mhav GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Avot. 1 WM. o. Ww. a am We wiliseli the entire Stock. Li and Fix teres complete of rant <p Se loon, No. 476 vania avenue, wen ™ ‘Wn asthe *' N JDAY MORNING” March oF tax® at 10 o'clock. at oy Sa re reo ) L LL & 00., Aucts. BY CBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF TWO STORY Fan BRE ARE en Ox nay, run BANE On MONDAY, the 2th instant at 5 _p.m., we shall sell. fp front of the Premises, part Lots ¢'and in Square 88. i8 feet front by 191 feet 1 inch deep with the improvements, cousisting of a well built two story louse Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve. ro} clchioen months, secured by a deed of trust on e premises. Al ancing and revenue stamps at the cost of hen the property is sold i wn wl ie wh 20-d GREEN € WILLIAMS, Ancts nod 42; street. k Bonse.” on FR BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers AUCTION SALE OF TWO UNIMPROVED LOT: on E OOKNER OF NORTH E STREK ET WEST TH AND 24TH 8T. 5 ‘7th instant, at 5 o'clock p UESDAY, m ays inal cell. infront of the premises. Lote Nos, Jand2in Sguare No. 88, having 86 feet 9 inches front each, Jranning back 75 feet deep, Lot 2 running back 99 feet 2 finches to an alley. Ter One-third cash, balance six and twelve onthe, secured by a deed of truston the premt All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the pure! ascr. ‘ 7 = $25 cown when the p~ rt mh 29-4 GREEN t Wil Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON G STRE NORTH, BETWEEN ELEVENTH AN Mee STREETS WEST, AT PUBLIC On WEDNESDAY, the 23th instant, at 10 o'clock &. m., We shall sell. at the residence of agen: i: man declining housekeeping, (No. 337.) viz Walnut Parlor Suite. consisting of Tete a-tete Sefas, Side and other Chairs Marble-top Centre Tables Brassele Three-ply, Ingrain, and other Carpets Waite " Wardrobes, ressing Bureaus. Bedsteads and Musk Mattre sold LUAMS., Aucts. vash- Dining Tables, ¢ + and Cutlery One excellent and Utensils Excellent Latrob: Stoves Hall and Ste} Bath Tub an Terme cash Vilcloth. Windew Shades” a lot of Kitchen Requisites. GREEN & ~‘—. We will sell at op SATURDAY, March 21. at 5 O'elock pm... Lot iv Square 499. fronting 24 fect 9 inche and romning back 100 feet. and 6th stieet, between [and « str wo-story Brick House e. ion, on tne premines, » Istand. im and Stable. &c, INES,VE INSTRUMENTS, & , AT GIESBORO, D.C. QvARTERMASTE Genrrav's Or FICE.) test Division, Wasninctoy, D.C., M » 1855.4 Will be sold nt public anction. at Giosbora, DC., under the direction of Capt. George T. Brow ing? > March 29, 1566. at 13 m.. a large quantity of Medicines, Veter- is, Instruments, &c., consisting in part tbs. Gum Myrrh 3 Ibs. Chilo: be, Ac AQ M..on THEESDA o'clock. 11 Ibs. Sateratus ah . 4 lbs. Verartria Virtde 1) Ibe. Acid *. Saltpotre ot bs. Gum Catechu o nine ba. © is. Elderberrios Calamus Root, verized itd bs. Acid. Acetic 24 lbs Acid. Muriatic 2) lus. Pulv. C.ntuari- des 1% Ibs. Croton Oit 29 Ibe, Juniper Oil Sayin Leaves i Ibe Anise Vil 5 lbs. Caraway (il 27 Ibs. Cream Tartar ik, prepared § ove Acid Hydrocyante Diack Antimony 4 Ibs. Baryta’ Murias ibs. Glauter Salts 41bs Aqua Ammonia 4 lbs Ferri, lodide powd'd 3%, lhe. Mercury,Benio- 23 -powd'd — dide 13 lbs. Ginger, powd'd 13 Ibs. Red Precipitate Mz No Chip Boxes — los. Antimony, Tart’e 4 Kalle Sweet Spirits 9 Ibs 7 Nitre Ibs. 7 6 calls. Molasses 15 Ibs © lbs. Corke. assorted 5 Ibs. 24 Lbs. Copperas ate 10 Ibe: Sponge Ibe. Acetate Copper Acetas Zinc, Suiphas Corosive Subdli © No Steves, Muslin 5 Ibs’ Potass. Sul. pauly 4 Ne uges.ae4 ted 35 Blue Stone Cupri Sal. 4 No es ‘apotheca- 9 Ibs. Potass. Chloride } ry) ad Weights 4 Ibs. Gapsicum, puly, 2% pre Shears 3 Ibs. Creosote 4) No. Seton Necdles 8 Ibs’ Ether. Sutph. 2 No Horse Fieams 2 Ibs. Colch 4 No. Bistoriries Tinct. Gua I Forceps labs, Ointment Spatulas Fonnols, assorted inet. ILNo Mortars & Pestles 5 gal 2No. Counter Scales 18 gal 28 bottles “Dr. Powel's 34 gal Liniment”™ 20 gn 6 lbs Muriate of Am- 2 monia 10 Ibs. Sub. Carb. Soda Ibs. Li »8. Linseed Meal 3 34 boxes ‘Scratch Vint- Z 9 3 175 Ibs. Borax js 201 1 Tartar 4 Ibs. Role Armenian We Iba. Beeswax 1 Mercurial Oint- 1 gallon Sweet Off Ment 80 Ths. Aloes Hibs. Mustard, Puly 1 bbl. Barbados Tar 10 ibs. Capsicum, Puly, 2, bbl ‘Tar 5 ibs. Balsam Toin 6) Ibe. Suiphar, puly. 7 tbs. Gum Enphorbiam 3:0 No Jars,botties Cans, 23 Ibs. Arnica Flowers &c.. glass-etoppered. 7 Ibs. Arsenic ‘BO lbs. 9 Ibs. Manganese 6 No. Graduates 11d. Wor .groned 133; ibs. Alum 3 lbs. Acacia, Gum 21 lbs. Sugar of Lead 5 1bs. Nox Vomica xt. Belladona 1% ozs. Stryehnine 2, Dint. Nitrate 10 ibs. Pearl Ash Giycyrizia 2 hs eS cone cag ie 5 ibs. Valerian, powd ‘d Terms- Cash, in Government funds. Most of the sbove-named articles are in originsl packages, and are in good order, By order of the Quartermaste AMES A. EKIN, B t Brigadier General, mhi9 ot in charge First Division @. MG. 0 Bresse McGUIRE & GO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE = By virtue of a deed of trustfrom Louis Vogles berger to the subscriber. bearing date July 28. 1334, and duly recorded in Liber N.C. T.,No. 42, folios 351, &c., one of the land recards fer Washington county. 1 shall offer sale, on the premises, at pub- lic auction, to the hizhest bidder,on TUESDAY EVENING, March 27th, at$ o'clock. about fifteen thonrand two hundred fect of ground, (15.2) feet.) situate? on 20th street west, between Virginia ay enue and © street north, and koowa as Sq north of Square numbered 1:3, improved by a Story Frame House. a One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months. secured to the satisfaction of the trustee, All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the Purchaser, B. MITCHELL, Trastes. mh We-dts McGLIRE & GO., Aucts. p2¥ WM. L. WALL & 6O., Auctioneers. South corner Penn's ave. and 9th st. LOT ON Sov’ AND 6TH ™! A STREET. BETWEEN STH STREETS EAST, AT AUC- On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March 224, 1866, commencing at 4 o'clock, we will sell on the Premires, part of lot No 9 in square 82, fronti| 22 feet onsonth A street, running back 104 foot, betwee h and 6th stypets cast. Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust on the pro- erty. vimh is W. L. WALL & 0O., Aucts. t Date tah E Sal OF HORSES, CARRI- 4 AGES, HAR ~h &c., &., AT ON THURSDAY, March 2th, At lCo’ciock 4. m,. the entire STUCK of the well- known Copgrete Stables. at Nos. 465 and 467 sth Street, betweeu Dand E etreets, comprising the most Valuable list of Horses, Carriages, Harness, &c., ever offered to this community, eonsisting of several paire of very fine Matched Horses, Single- driving and Saddle Horses. Also, several excel- ent Ferm Horees, one sagoner Brood Mare. (full- Jove Morgan.) with Colt by her side, and one fine Dairy Cow. Also.s large number of comprising superior Family Carriages. Open Ba rouches, Phaetons. Open and Top Buggies. which have been built toerder by the best Suilders a the country. together with a lerge quantity of sa- ag Deuble and Single Harness, Robes, Bisa- ts, Whips, &c , &c. WRIGHT, OLOOTT & 00. Wasbington, March 12, 1835. mb 16-629 . eee = = F°O2 SATE One good tamily HORRR Also, oor fon and ret of pinan nade NESS. the ower ts spay REW J. JovoR & © 2 1D 3 lw akers, cofacr 1ith and K sts. F OH TEAOHING—Dy a new ood simple e. puetnete anda Jong expe —— 1 Ee yey a to Z eve. im read speek end wilte this beautifal Inaguagein three Months a St Re months, secured by @ tema cost, B rchaser rr oe oe ‘fects Hostaur T f ° Pecan Mattresses, 17-3 B B 6.17 abo e = T a os.1 B ded of . AUCTION SALES. FhIS AFTERNOON TO. BORROW. VALUABLE t ONTING yevEsce EE’ Wee EETS, ISLAND, Bt Rh EY, the we lew. "seul Mivision of Suaare 192 a Syenue, ruvning °y. with the improv: I ret © sto ty Terms: One- ae Frame House. , ince six and twelve tra St on the promises, All conveyancing and revenue Stamps at the cost the 08 Gown when Serve ee £3 ae G LIAMS, A B* K. WALSH & 00, Auctineers, No. 285 Pa ev., oorne.” 10th street. FURNITURE. BAR RESTADRANT AT Sto iN, iS; ie Mr. Isaac L. Layton, on C st Battfmere Depot, next to pumental taurant. Qn WEDNESDAY MORNING, March 2ist. at 10 ovclock, we will sell the above place, upon the premises, among which will be fourd— iter and Fixtures ters. Glassware, Plotires - Bete .. &e. The whole to be sold without iecor i. SALE OF FALUABLE PRorrety ON THE AT AUCTION ieLARY On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March ist, commencing at 3 o'clock p.73., op the premises, we Will sell that valnable property at toecorner of 7th and F streets south, known a« the Property, comprising all 20, Hh, 12, 14 D9. Lot 6, 2, 2. . 0.15, at the corner’ of F and 7th sitects. has a large and spaciows Dwelling Mouse, with water house. stable, and other outbaild- i be divided ia fi e opert i snd sold in lots to enit W. call especial atteution to the above sale, as it offers rare inducements to prosare valuable property. The title to the above property is perfect. ‘erms at sale, By order of J.H. HORN. mis W.L. WALL & ¢ acts. Y W. L. WALL & ©O., Auctioneers. TRUBTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP IN THE SISTH WARD ete By virtne of a deed of ‘trust to the subscriber, bearing date the 10th day of June. AD. 154, daly Teoo! . &¢.. L shall rere at public gne- tion,on THURSDAY ing, at 50" of Lots 1.2.3, 4.5.6. + 18, 28, 24. 25, and gasin ¢! th proven! Tius property is sitasted at the corner of 9th Street east and North na avenue. Terms of sale: One-third cash; the residue in Hix. twelve, apd eighteen months, the purchaser giving his notes for the deferred payments, satis- factorily indorsed, and bearing interest from the day of sale. A deed given and deed of trust taken. AU conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser If the above terme are not complied with within five days frov thy day of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the anid preperty at the risk and ex perse of the defeulting purchaser, on giving two days’ notice in the Even ng St ASBURY LLoYD, Trustee. mh 13 WM.L WALL & 00. Anct 3X GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auchoncers. CHANCERY SAbE OR FALUABLE PROPER- By virtue of a decree of the District of Columbia. in chancery ablic h suction, instant. Yo ‘on! the premises, at 5 o'clock p. m., Lot So. 1S in Dyer's Subdivision of Square No 4, sud Lot z. ot Ball's Subdivisten of Dyer's Subdivision of lote in said Snare. Lot No. i3 is situated on Third street west, 10) feet north ef G street north, with a frent on Third street of 25 feet, and a depth of 110 feet. Lot E fronts on @ street north 16 feet, and rans north with the line of Third street 10 feet, and is Smproved by atwo story frame dwelling, with at- tice, and one back buil: 3 Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decres : One- third the pur be paid in cash, and the residue i: ents, able with interest at twelve months. deferred payments to be secured by the notes of the parcha- er. with an endorser wed by the trustee. 4 shall fail to comply with the cont of purcheser,on sdvertising such times in the National {utelligencer. ‘The above Lots will be sold separately. mbT7-eofds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, SALE OF CONDEMNED OUABTERMAST! S*UoroRES AT ALEXANDRIA VA ee nies "s Offica, Depo: of We maton. D. C.. March 36. Will be sold st public auction, ALE DRIA,VA.. under the direction of Breve! J3.G. 0. Lee, A M at tenant -@. 0. 2 DAY, March 27, 1306. at 11 o'clock < — viceable Quartermaster’s Stores, coneist- Dg © © Pantins, 239 pounds Harness Leather. 10 | aang Zinc, 6 pounds Out Nails. 30) pounds citing Hote, 1 Fauning Machine, Beckie: Bed? ine. \. = Hammers, Desks, Tsbies, Chairs, m Terms : Cash in Government fands Brevet Major Gen. and Chict Qi eee, : r mb 16-9t Depot of Washingto {ALE OF~ AMBULAN s AND ARMY WAGONS : Chief Quartermaster’s Ofer, Depo: orem ig Tas f XAN- t Lieu. TURS- ot Washincton, D.C., March 15, 1336. Will be sold at public auctiop, at Lincoln hington. D.C. under the direction of Brevet April 3, 10s at Be ereisck ei the bolleeing .2. a 5 sm, mentioned Gov at's eo ment property. viz 100 to 200 Light ‘Ambulanées, Su0 to 200 Army Wagons. which will be seid. y. d raust be removed in Government fund withiu five days from d: T : i. erm Cash DH, RUCKER, < parterm: Rrevet Major Gen. and Chief “mh is e Depot of Wa t U™s STATES MILITABY RAILROAD, Office of Assistant armaster, Washnaion, Jj. C., March 14, 1886. AUCTION SALE OF U 8 MILITAR “ AD MATERA MBA the Will be sold at publi at Ve on SURSDa’ ao ic auction, at Alexan ria, 38 pairs iribcels oy Antes 2 Steam Pum 1 Stati: 12 Benderso: 30 tons second-hr nd Railroad Tren (goody. Pam A large quanti Ff N tui Couplings, Ber Voou Wprines, Gueia< Maels, ‘Axes , Sto ses, Files, Sperm 20 Buildings, frem 10x12 to 20zs) fect Lot of Office Furniture Contents of Printi Office A large quantity of new Shew Hardware 1 Herring Safe joo Car, 4 feet Six-inch gence, ef nathel and fecelanen oh black walnut,? vie green plush; double tracks, with boost whee hale to commence at } i fand Terms cash, in Gover : ,ObE HL. mh 1f-cont Brevs Brig. Gow, A. Q. M. Sof REBT As atx, D. C., March 10, 1 Wilt be sold ut Publis Auction ta THUBKD AN, the 2@day of March ar. weak, ©. a x4 the Parveying od Medica A=] AY hater Mes el ce ty. san jints. aS. 1p >, Water Se Se Tepate: pe And Lanteraa, in Ou ercha Bed Covers, ae, 5 Tin Gupsend Plates. Gutta r Gesu F3 anp- cone Cee, gs Forty-cight hours allowed to puphay srs to Te “Terme? Sash, in Go " 340. a ten. fartier peas “8 F OESE PATERESTING To war . to order by EL, Y - mn iene? PO Vetween a JKARB 80 and AMERICAN OMETER, Wor dee Penna. ® . bet. $4 and Ps A |