Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1866, Page 3

Emily Jordan this evening, and her poaece ema pti wie Qepartare ‘or aT Oy u oecasion she personate “Ledy Evelyn,” in the «White's Seren" After the jay 2 concert by Madame Johannsen, Ha- Pan, Stetnecke and others. - Seaton HALL.—The last two of Wyman's ‘Stext gift exhibitions in this city come off to- day. Matinee at s o'clock p. m., and the usual evening performance. Sratox Hovsr Buttarp SaLoox.—Match ot b Hiards between Carme, of Paris, ‘ienad, of Cincinnati, this afternoon, at 5 CanTzenstry.—Last night of the attractive be ___ LOCAL NEWS. 4 AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. Gwoven's.—Beneilt of the charming Mrs. entertaimmenis of the week just closing. A new and varied programme presented on Mon. day night —— Old Politici Resurrected. JACKASS” AND “ WIGWAM” TIMES RE- DIVIVTS. A few old fossil politicians—generally sup- posed by the public to be dead and comfertabiy buried—have been holding meetings lately, to get “DEM political club, ostensibly in «sup- Administration.” id-headed, decrepit old eovies, seem the pleasing delusion that the ve- te will get stalled hopelessly, anless they put their poor old rheumatic shoulders to the work. whereas they don’t even represent the motive power of the fly on the wheel. Last night they held an adjourned meeting, Sud it appears that some infesion of young Bicod amongst the old dry bones—of new wine fm the old skins—eaused an explosion and an @djournment without results. ‘e trust this is ‘the isst ofsuch organizations here. They are gotten up generally to serve the ends of 2 fw; @reot no earthly aid to the Administration. but rather a source of embarrassment,and serve nly to make the city and its people ridiculous in the eyes of the country. meeting, which was held at Polkin- born’s Hall, numbere. between sixty and seventy, smong others. Ex-Marshal Jonah D. r: -Mayor, J. G. Berrett; Ex-Assis- cretary of the Treasury, P.G. Wash- ington. Ex-Sergeant-of-Arms, Capt. McNeir; Ex-Uommissioner of Patents, Chas. Mason; Capt. W. J. Gary, T. A. Tolson, James S. Hotland, Justice T. G. Clayton. F. MeNer- bany, J. W. Clampitt, Ed. #. Queen, Messrs. Snow and Coyle, of the Intelligencer, Alder- Men C.1. Canfield and A. Lioya, Councilman J. W. Mead, J. H. Sessford, Lewis Hammers- ly, S. R. Sylvester, Ed. G. Eckloif, Col. Tom. Floren . Col. O' Beirne, Jas. Campbell, E. E. Barnes, and Mr. Robert Bowie, of Md. It was apparent from the first ihat the elements were not those which would mix well; the original callers of the meeting keep- ing their own company, while the others ‘walked about, waiting tor some one to move an organization, in the absence of the chair- man, Mr. Wendell. At five minutes to8 o'clock, Alderman A. Lloyd, advanced to the centre of the room, and called the meeting to order, nominating Alderman Canfield as chairman, who was elected. Mr. Canfield, on assuming the chair, briefly Stated the objects of the meeting, as he under- stood them. Mr. Lioyd nominated Mr. H. Lyles as secre- tary . Mr. Gary asked if this was not an adjourned meeting. Several voices.—* Yes, it is.” Mr W. Flinn.—It is. Mr. Wendell is the ae an, but heis absent, and I am the sec- The bs a the call. » Lloyd.—We have no objection to Mr. Wlinn acting as secretary, and I withdraw the udwiifation of Mr. Lyles. Mr. Fiinn read the proceedings of the last » Which were approved. Mr. Berret, from the committee appointed at the@revious meeting to select officers, stated that they had held a meeting and considered the subject. The er, yong of the movement Was one which had led the committee to pro- Pose to nationalize it, and they proposed that @ president be chosen from one of the States, With a vice president from each of the thirty- six States, wich President Johnson claimed to be im the Union: and it was on this doctrine, enunciated by the President, that they pro- posed to build their platform. Mr. Lioyd.—Would it not be well to select the President from the Capital of this nation! Col. Berrett.—This committee would ask tor ume. . P. G. Washington said he dissented from the views of the committee. They had come teform an organization for this city; every ag couid form its own organization. Let do their duty and let us do ours. We are tbe capital of the nation, the nation’s first-born, @nd had an influence which was well known. He, for one, was not willing to surrender his Tights asa citizen of the capital » entering into a national organization. t seemed to bim that the club, if organized from persons in the States, would be used as a stepping stone to office. They had come up to the support of the President of the United States because they knew him to be honest and firm and national. He denied thata citizen of Washington could be otherwise than in favor of the Union. There ‘were differences of opinion; some thought it t to let the Southern States go out and 'y would soon return, and others favored the use of force to bring them back. They had the Southern States when they were not Rational, and now they see some of the North- ern States the same way, and as before Wash- m will remain true to the Union. - Bowie, of Md.—Did I understand that meeting was for Washington only? goMr. Washington.—I so understand it. Mr. Bowie Well, 1 came on imvitation, and i sup) Iam asympathizer. (Laughier.} Mr. Washington proceeded to say that he had mot met a Washingtonian who was in favor of dissolution. Cries of order here arose from all quarters, and Mr. A. Dodge having succeeded in making himself beard, asked, “What is before the Meeting?” A voice—Col. Washington. [Laughter.} Mr. Berret, after several attempts, succeeded in getting the attention of the Chair, and stated that be made no motion, but had simply asked for the committee further time. He was gratified that the sentiment that no Washing- tonian could wish for a dissolution of the Union had been expressed. They found now in President Johnson a champioa of principle and the defender of the Constitution He knows that the salvation of the country rests on the Constitution. They had come with no political ends in view: but, casting aside all party ties, air said that he had come to the meet- — bad come up to the support of the Presi- jent. Col. Washington arose to speak, when Mr. F. A. Kiopfer, Dr. Clayton, Mr. A. Dodge, ali Attempted to speak at the same time, amidst cries of “Order,” “Take # vote,” &c. Dr. Clayton raised a point of order. Mr. Klopfer—1l want to explain the object of the committee—— Cries of “Order.” Mr. Washington proceeded to speak. Mr. Gary moved that the committee have un- til Friday night to report. Mr. Hoover—I would ask that Col. Wash- ington be allowed to proceed. Col. Florence attempted to make a point of order that the question was debatable. Col. Washington contended that he had the floor and proceeded to speak, remarking that he would serve under no President of the club chosen from a State. Colonel Florence called Colonel Washington to order. Col. Washington moved that the committee be instructed to report the names of fo persons @s officers but those as residents of the District of Columbia. Mr. F. A. Klopfer seid that the object of the Meeting was toembrace every State and denied that the movement was gotten up to aid office- seekers, and the intimation that such was the case came with ill gra from Colonel Wash- ington Ones of “Order,” during which Mr. Klopfer held the floor, aud Dr. Allen attempted to get it. Col. Washington —Will you allow me— [Cries of “Order,” &c.} Col. Washington.—“Mr. Klopfer, Mr. Klop- ter Klopfer, amid considerable confasion, Managed to post himself in front of Colonel Washington, 4 Colonel! Washington remark- od: “I wish to ask a few questions.” [Cries of “Order,” and confusion. _ Dr. Clayton expressed his astonishment that gentlemen bad acted in so disorderly a man- mer. Thedebate had better be Postponed. Colonel Florence.—“Will the gentieman al- low" — The Chair.—“I wish to explain”— Colonel Florence.—“Mr. sident”— Colonel Florence said that the object of the Meeting was to work asa unit, and that alj the States should be represented in the club. He was a resident of a State—merely a sojourner here, and it the narrow-mindedness he had ob- served has practical effect, he could not be a member of the club. They should take an ex- ample from the enemy, who is wily, and does not confine bimself to a locality. © regretted that personalities had been engaged ia. Col. Washington remarked that he would Tegret that the club would lose the services of ol. Florence if his proposition prevailed. He had advocated our local im) ce. He felt &n interest in this District, for he was born here. At fifteen years of age he was a yolun- teer in the war of 1812. Duringthe mob of 1332 be was an officer, mustered in for three days; nd in this rebellion had served two weeks as member of Mr. Clay’s company. when there Were not men to protect the city, and this after he was siaty years of age. m A general cry for the “question” was made, ‘When the vote was taken. Mr. Washington's Smendment—that none but residents of the ct be nominated for officers—was voted dow: motion of Mr. —that the committee bave hey Friday marae to report—was ad Mr. Kiopfer mored to instruct the committee to naine some of the officers from the Staies. Dr. Clayton thought the committee was ia- telligent, and saw no reason for the motion. ae ed withdrew the ee: Ts r. Gary said that a meeting o! Of the President had been calfed for Wednes- day ni:h’, and he moved that a committee of seven from each ward be appointed to assist at that mecting b: going oy Ag ways and byeways and interesting the Ph hes ‘Allen said that the callers of the meeting dt not asked aid. Mr. Bowie eaid he had been invited to the Meeting, but did not know whether it was to b> tragedy or comedy. [Langhter.] He was | from Maryland. would like to know if they intended to keep him out. Do you intend to keep me in the background ? Mr. Ciampitt urged that the appointment of A committee would not be amiss: that it was ine cumbent on the meeting to aid sister organiza- ors. Me Bowie said a committee shonld go into every byeway and highway from Maine to | Georgia and bring up the people, Colonel Florence said he would offer an olive branch; let the meeting constitute itself a com- mitiee of the whole. The participants being impatient commenced to call for question, an adjournment, &c., and before any vote was taken on the proposition to appoint & committee an adjournment was made. ——_+_¢—— ARREST OF THE MuRpERER or HeNLEY.—It will be recollected that on the night of the first day of January, 1866, a man named Jack Hen- ley, a white man, was shot and killed on the bigh road, near Offut’s cross roads, in Mont- gomery county, Maryland. The sup murderer, a colored man named Jacob Diggs, disappeared from the county and nothing was heard from him until yesterday morning, when Mr. Geo. S. Garrett, who formerly resided near Offul’s cross roads, and who was weil acquainted with the par- ticulars of the occurrence, met the murderer on Seventh street, aud_ immediately proceeded to the Seventh Ward Station-honse to secnre the services of anoffieer to arrest him. Officer German was despatched to arrest him, and in company with Mr. Garrett he proceeded to the Sixth-street whar{, and received informa- tion at astore in the vicinity that aman cor- responding to the description they gave of Diggs bad gone toward the brick yards, sitn- ated near New Jersey avenue. They at once started in pursuit, and about2 o’clock p. m., the officer eaptured the murderer at Eliason’s brick yard, on N street south, near F\ net. After his arrest Diggs made a statement that on the evening of January ist he was walking along the road near Offut’s cross roads, and met Henley and his brother-in-law, 2 man named Magruder. After some conyersition Heniey proposed a game of cards. and the three went to Mazruder’s honse, where they commenced to play for whisk Henley won the first came, and Diggs furnished the whis- key from a flask that he carried in his pocket, Henley and his brother-in-law, Magruder. both partaking of it. Diggs then won a game, and Henley not being able to produce any whiskey, Magruder proposed to stake his shot- gun against a quarter of a doliar for another game. Diggs won and the gun was handed over tohim. When Diggs was about leaving the house Magrader offer to purchase the gun, but he refused to se’ He then started down the road and Henie: 1 Magruder followed, expressing the intention of taking the gun by force; wherenpon Dizes turned upon his pursuers and discharged the gan, the load taking effect upon the person of Henley, and causing hisdeath. Diggs then came to George- town and bas been there ever since Upon hearing the above conivssion Justice Handy committed Diggs to jail to await the requisition of the Governor of Maryland. eat peaee OxunTgrR Market To-Day.—feef, best cuts os hext, 15ar it Beet, awe; Dried Beef, 30a35e. Veal, 2c. Mutton, chops, 25e. Lamb, 2%5¢c.; Lerd, 25¢.; Pork, fresh, ed, 25e., Bacon. hams, unent, 25e. breasta, 25c.: shoulders, 20c. Chickens, per pair, 75c.as pair, $1.75. Eggs, per dozen, per can, 4c. Apples, per peck, dried, 75c. Leeks, bh., Se. Turnips, peck, 4v cts. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, 4ic.; Sweet, sun Se. Peaches, dried, per quart, 25¢: Beans, but- ter, 25e.; white, lini2c.; dried cherries, gt., dic. Radishes, per bunch., 5e. Beets, per peck, 50c. Parsnips, pk, 50c. Onions, 40c. per pk.; buach onions 5c.; Carrets,50c. Fish—Shad, per pair, 50c. a$1.50; Herring, per beh., 50c.: Rock, large, each, #1; small. bunch, 5uc.; Pike, 50c. bh.: Perch, Sic. Mackerel, 33c. each. Kale. Suc. peck: Spin- nach, Sie. peck. Rye, per bushel, 90c.agi. Corn Meal, Wa$1.10. Shipstuff, 60as0e. Brown. stuff, 50c. Shorts, 35c. Corn, shelied, 31; in ear, bbl., $4a%5. Oats, bushel, 55a6ve. Ha: Cwt., $1881.30. Straw, Sc.asi. Clover Hay, 75¢.281.25. Small Ducks, 75 pr. Small Birds, pernb.,50alsvc. Wild Pigeons, psir,37K¢e. Oan- yas-back Ducks, per pr, $2. Widgeons, $1. Wild Geese, $2 each. Prairie Hens, $1881.25 per air. Celery, pr bunch, J0c. Krout, pr quart, ise. $1.50a82.50, Turkeys, $2433.50. Venison, fresh, per Ib., 30c. Cabbage, = head, 10a30c. Cranberries, per quart, 15c.; chestnuts, quart, 20c, Walnuts, peck, S0c. Homimy, quart, 10c. Pumpkins, 15a75e. Wild Turkeys, $2.50 a84. Country Pork, $14 per 100 lbs.” Honey, per Ib., Suaévc. Sonate oe SERMON AT THE CapiToL.—Rey, Jos. Cum- mings, D. D., President of the Wesleyan Uni- versity, Middletown, Conn., will deliver a ser- mon in the Hall of the Honse of Representa. tives, to-morrow tg morning at !1 o'clock. Subject—The Bible and Civil Goy- ernment.” ——— ConxceRT.—Miss Zelda Harrison will repeat ber concert at Metzerott Hall on Monday eve- ning next, at the unanimous request of the an- dience present on the first occasion, when she made a most favorable impre ssion. CITY ITEMS. —————w ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of the carnage owners on 6th street announcing & reduction in the prices of carriages to attend funerais. ———_e—_—~ J. B. Emerson, Express office,gives the cor- rect answer to the conundrum : Because they bought their stock for cash since the great reiuction in the price of goods. PaRMER & WALKER, Merchant Tailors, and dealers in Gent’s Furnishing Goods, No. 484 Seventh street, periedeeeemen A Universat Remepy.—“Brown's Bronchial Troches” for Coughs, Colds, and Bronchial Af- fections, now stands the first in public favor and confidence; this result has been aequired by a test of many years. Its merits and exten- sive use have caused the Troches to be coun- terfeited, and we would caution purchasers to be on their guard against worthless imitations. Staal SS FR ast ne STRANGE, BUT TRUE.—That corns, bunions, bad nails, etc., can be removed without Pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooins, 424 Penn. ay., between 44 and 6th streets. ponibeh eo a Corns, buxiens, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Peunsyl- yania avenne. between 44 and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from $ a. m. to 5 P-m., and 6 to8p. m. MARRIED, SMITH—SHACKELFOBD. On the 224 instant, by the Rev. Dr Kdwards, at the residence of the bride's father. JAMES D SMITH to ISABELLA SHACKELI ORY, bothof Wasnington, No cards. {Chronicle please cupy.| MEREDITH—STEWART. Ov the 21t of March, bythe Rev. D. W. Moore, PHILIP HERRUITH, of Washington, D. C., to Mies VIOLETTA STEW ABT. of Baltimore city. | Baltimore, Norfolk, and lease copy.} . Ly DIED, On EP CaELL. On the 23d iost., EDWARD BUR L. in the #9th year of his age. nneral will take place from his residence in dria on Sunday, 25th instant, at 2 p. m. GRAINGER Onthe morning of the 24th inst., _ MARGABREY GRAINGER, in the qe year of her age. Her funeral will take piace from her late resi- dence, No. 335 434 street Monday, March 2%, 13%6. at2 o'clock p. m , to which the fricads of the family are invited “ TOPHAM. On the morning of March 2ith, JAMES, infant son of James 8. and Asn MM: Tepbam, aged 13 months aud 2: days. Theft ‘al will take en Sanday afternoon, the 28th instant. at 35; e’clock. from the parent's resi dence, 180 4th street, between L street and New York avenu: re ene eae a are ro- nested to atterd without further notice, =: oer ganday Obrenicle copy t WE, THE UNDERSIGNED ICE DEALERS, of Washington, regret the necessity imposed On us by the rise fi ‘ice of Ice at the North, te Snboupoe to onr pat that we are obliced to ad- Vance eur price to following rates, from and after the first duy of April next: omers uring daily 100 lbs. and over, 75 cents F 100 Ibs. ba using daily 25 Ibe.,1 cent per pound. Customers using daily 12 1bs..15 cents per day Sercncts ting Sate eat raat mnt . vanes i 7 ‘3, MIDDLETON & CU., TT FUWLER «00 Washington, March 20th, 1868. mh 21-10t ABRIAGES. CARRIAGES, Cc * CARRIAGES. i. Op band & fine assortment of new and second hand Oarriaces, both Hehe and heavy, which will be sold at reason- able prices, Repairing promptiy attended to. Also, iret cl 3 Press and G a Meee BOsERT Chat, ‘DR. Aveuut, Dear ¢ reat, wh 2-3" ‘and 374 D sirest, AUCTION SALES. (Por other Auction Sates see fourth page. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. . W ANTED-B: x T, fore permancat tenant, a Bouse ots: 6 rooms. bof Pa. avenue, bet. 4th K st. , Rear Sth st. N ered iene Rent ata’ last of March 3 ors su r- Pr 1 Often en aes + Be dvwn when the nocked ANTED—A competent WOMAN to take the ii GREEN & WitkvaiMs, cbarge and care of several farnished y of bu; ss. mh 4-8.Ta, Fads Auctioneers Inguire at No 426 Hew York sveneey between I # nora OMS furnished and oye et PUBLIO SALE ~ al re 1c a 5 sr ith trent, between four Seleek ems | CEA L ERTATE Con Me Rata oO OLB ER: for the owner W 4NZED—ToToase. for a term of years, from 6 LAND, with good dwelling will sell at public on TURSBAY. April Sat next fair dave came Foned, So) Within ashort distance of Washiag- OR RENT—Oue BRICK HOUSE, No. 961 18th I strest, between B and Q. Island. xe, ies aoe ; Paintes, Inquire at No. » m 23-8t* a. DERS, Pro} 2 3408 2 miles from the cor, 43% st. and Missouri avenue. ™ %-St™ {, URNISHED ROOM FOR RENTCWii ue ie, in Prince Poem \VANTED—A WHITE WOMAN to sew in a Use Of Hot and ood Bake ea WHR the About s0acves Iwate. private fowily, one who is & good operator | strect, between @ and H. mh 23-4t* wooded; the farm is on Wheeler & Wilson's. machin ‘ascustomed OB RENT—A three story BRICK HoU wality, and the bod silane oe No. 565 9h street. Island between Diese a | ¥: ng mgneny eal “att Vt-ay., bet. M and Nots.. near lith. | S79°- Apply to 0. B. BAKER, at the star of- jn Wasnt gr Baltimore destring'® country > a be ‘ersons im W Aired doiiars to coparinershiy wits toni | [VOR RENT_-FRAME HOUSE, on Tit strceiy | shal to attend the sate ty the oper i.determinel ENtuetan tateeeat Rede pee geeg rene free by | iocastous in thie part of the sity for aeetcateyoee | £00, ME nena Inquire at this effice or address Box 654 Washington ne or ‘m 24- 2 fice. WARTED-« first class MILLINER. Apply wah Spgs th street, between G and H streets. ti Inguire of A. GADDIS, JR. OO., cor- ber lith aud Mm, Navy Yard. > mn aie For sALe ‘The STOCK of a Rex Groce and Liquor Store, doing a good i 088, aad well located. Not able te give the attention it re quires is the cause of selling. License, both Gor- SHELBY 6LABK,A -at La 24-ta A ia ALE OF GOVERNMENT B os Ss CAMP BARBY, D QLDINGS AT Headquarters Department of Washinston, 2 <i Office of Chief Quarter master, ANTED—Two first-class MILLINERS at ration and Government, with insurance on stock ev “Mae ; W 'M. WILLIAN Bil paid up, and run for some six monthe yet, sold | win ne aorf@e ete nection’ nites pees 23-3t Pennsslvunia avenue. Pith thestock. Inquire at tho northeast corner of | on MONDAY, April 2. 18:3, at Worclecke a. m., the ANTED—A sober. active, steady MAN, ac- | *1 and ( sts. north. m 23-31 {Howing frame buildings, situated at Camp Barry, W quainted with figures a “oe produce OR SALE—At a bargain, if applied for immo. : goods. diatel, QUTTING ‘TABLE, with set of 2 Hospital Wards, 80 by 20 feat, Nino bee Coiver coods. Appl Datrest. | Drawere citached oultable fore Morshant Tellers Pene-house, £2 by 15 fees, QUSE WANTED Snitable for a small private | 804 an upright SHOW CASE, with four drawers, Werk horse te bs Mitek, family. with from six to eight r location e fora Hbrary co OMis & MAYHEW ‘aby 10 feet between 7th ard 16th sts.. north of Pa. 346 Pennsylvania avenue, by 16 fest, * Address A. B.G., Box 30, Star off m 23-8t* under Washington Buiiding. y 5 feet, hes, averaging 30 by 6 fect. ngs be sold singly, and purchasers Ta eauowed fifteon days to remove them, Fae) after the sate ifdeuired,: ne Proverty for ten daye + Terms: Cash, in Government funds. W ANTED—A first class COOK, WASAER and TRONER, for a family of three persons. Ap- EB; with good recommendations, at 256 H street, petween 9 and 1 o'clock m 23 .2t* OARD WANTED—For a gentleman and wife and two children, (of 4% and ite years.) Ad- os RENT—To a family without children, two unfurnished ROOMS, with use of kitchen. Aprly it 237 D street, between lith and 1sth.ncar the Treasury Department. m 22-4t* ro ‘SALE—The GOOD WILL FIXTURES t M. 1. LUDINGTON pats tar ‘office, stating location and | £ 8nd LEASE of an old established Jewelcr's a or, terme, “Heferénces required, "ST au att | Stand on, Baltimore etgeet, Appiy to DUGAN | mata Department of Washington. / ANTED—A small HOUSE, with from 406 | mwo UNFURNISHED RoOwWS; communica: | FQY NAGLE & O0., anctioncor- Wrens Pleasantly situated in a good ueigh- Dee RRND BOOMS, commenion- Seles-reoms No. 267 Pennsyivania aven: Addrege, station ferme eesti be, Permanent. | rear of the Gerernment Printing Olies he Oe Corner of llth street LIN Seaticns S00 anaes, | Gst,, bet. New Jersey ay. and North Capitol st. | wate x Co, wit! give Tucir vaebsaebiaae | GENTS WANTED—In the Districtof Gatun. | Rent atonly $10 per month. _m2-6t" "| ene enlPor Real B tate ame Hoa Furnitureat A bia and adjoining counties of Maryland and I O LET—AN UNFURNISHED HOUSE encor, | the residence of of C and 10th sts. Also a Furnished Jl rooms. at 380 Est.. bet. 10th amd llth sts. In- auire of Dr, BEDFORD BROWN, No. 380 E street. m 22-3t* F% RENT—Very desirable and nearly new BOOMS for rent, in pleasant neighborhood, convenient to cars and departments. Apply large Rent ilies declining housel ¥ Suse of ooks ef Groveries and Met: Also, te the s9es of stocks ef G: chandise of every description, Horses, Carri s Harness, &0. deo 1-ly eee Ad PRIVATE SALE—ROUND HOUSE HO- TEL, tituated on the Leesburg Pike, 144 miles from Alexandria, and 2‘; miles Virginia, to engage in_a highly lucrative employ. ment, inauire at 354 E street, Washington, Bre. fy sj0DA APPARATUS WANTED —I desire to SS purchase a good SODA APPARATUS, in per. fect order, “Persons having such for aale inay Sind a purchaser by addressing @ note to MINERAL, Washington. The Hotel is in excellent order, and contains ten er frame. P etreet, three doors west of 1ith. Re: d kitchen, Twenty a f throt t fice, rice, * rooms en. Twenty acres of good land wihonnpatent, capacity. ee) atts TOMER PEE” | moderate. m 2% ached ryghite Property will be sold low, WANTED PERMANENTLY Tare ‘O BENT—The half of the one-story COTTAGE | 48 the propri is gol! ores. Deere ramen renenon natn scan Sone. | (Eon thengnt riecontneen F apd datenn, | me WAGES 60., anctioners suitable for asmall private family, three in num: ber. betwoen 7th and 1sth streets, north of Penua. ofictreet. Address T.G, H., Box 30. Star m fourth house frem i4th street, containing 2 rooms, with a kitchen, woodhouse, &c. Terms moderate. jy on the premises before 8or after 4in the ternoon. m 22 STORE TO BE LET—The proprictors ef the B* THOS, DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. PUBLIo SALE. The madera gues wilt sell at public a1 TOM to gence peable Girl, a SITUA- | SS Fnrnitare Store corner of Kans sth ses veine | NA DNESDA einige OF yng a Ad ok Been Hance fo senaral housework. Address Box obliged to devote their attention exclusively to the ee hoe or road. the very m 22-3" WANTED-—a WH WOMAN.0 cook, wash. iron, and do general housework for a family of three persons A German woman — ed. E m 22-3¢ from Tennallytown,en the river road.the very desirable Market Garden, centaining nine acres of land under good cultivation, and well fenced. The improvements consist of a good Dwelling- House, containing six rcoms and kitcher and cel- lar, an excellent pump of water in the yard, new barn, horse and cow stables, carriage-house, and ali necessary improvements. Terms at sale. z Also, at the same time, I will sell two fine Work manufacture of Show Cases and fine Cabinet Work, Will let their front corner STORE on a lease of 1, 3,50r7 years. Fronting on the market, and ina populous part of the metropolisit is one ofthe best stands in the city for an auction and commission, furniture, produce and provision, or other mer- cantile business. me 22-3t* ya HOUSK, LOT, AND PREMISES, AT 385, west 21st et., are for sale at low agures. Inqni t 512 H st., near 7th st By «gentleman aad his wife. with- ‘en, two or three comfortably fur- a t nished KOOMS, enitable for housekeeping. Ref- Address J.C. A., Star Office. erences exchanged. 3-3t* i i Horees. two freak Milch Cows, two Wagons and ee a andres Tee EOE Ue TG AEE soe ponies | Horees,t yo, free Milch Cows, suo Wagons, and W peer Gs Washington. " mh 21 7t bed Sesh. Farming Implements, Househol Far- and rexpousi bility. ¢ FOORSALE—The LEASE for eight years, with | “Terms cash ney ec OTT: for which a liberal compensation will be allowed the irerovements snd Furnitures of the EU- ROPEAN HOTEL. on thecerner of Pennsylvania avenue and lith street. If the above is not sold on fore the Ist of April, there will be a catalogue sven thereafter, of which due notice will be The Hotel is doing agooa business, and the only reason for selling ison account of ill health of the undersigned. Inquire on the premizes. mb 21-tf P. EMBICH. Delt cgge ie HOUSE FOR RENT—No. 428 street. Call between 2and 5p. m. Will not be rented for a boarding house, m20-6t* Fo SALE—A_ well-mtnated RESTAURANT. Inquire at 554 7th street, opposite Center Market. ™ 20-5t* A RESTAURANT LICENSE FOR SALE—it isto run nine months, Inquire at 305 D at., between 12th and 13th sts. m 20-6t* ‘OR BENT—A GARDEN of one acre, situated ALBERT . _in 23-46 THOS. DOWLING, Auct. ¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, TBUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE SIXTH WARD, By virtue of a deed of trust to the subscriber, bearing date the l0th day of June, A. D. 134, duly recorded. &c.. I shall offer for sale, et public anc- tion, on THURSDAY, the 224 of of March ensu- ings at So'clock p. m.,in frontof the premises, all of Lots biumbered two, (2,) three, (3,) and four. (4,) in Square numbered 942, with the improvements. This property is situated at the corner of Sth street east and North Carolina avenue. Terms of sale: One-third cash; the residue in six. twelve, and eighteen months, the purchaser Fiving his notes for the deferred payments, satis- ‘actorily indorsed, and engi oA interest from the day ofwale. A deed given and deed of trust taken. il conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. A}l conveniences will be provided. None need ap- ply but one fully competent. Apply at 297 Let., near 16th, m 19-6t™ VV 4NTED—We want all the HOURES we can get, large pr taal, furnished or unfurnished. for first ay and two for members of onbgress mm jalely. D.L. WELLS & 00, corner 13th and F streets, over White’s store, and Silver WATCHES, DIA- OLS, new and cast-off OLO- at the olc-established Merchant wr's Store ef F. FULTON & CO., 602 9th street, three doors north of Pennsylvania ave. Two SEWING MACHINES forsale at half price, XN. B.—Business strictly confidential. mhié ¢o2m* W ANTEP—The loan of $5,000 for one or two years, secured by deed of trust on a farm near this eity just eold for a Liberal dis- MAC METCALS. m 15-tf Ww ANTED—Go. 1 If the q net complied with within unt allowed. r enly a few squares from the market. For bove terms are om 12-eolm® Real Estate Agents, 517 7th terms, &c., apply on the premises, az Pa five days from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves street, Georgetown, the right to re-sell the said pre at the risk EXPERIENCED COOK WISHES A SIT- x —A 1 ri and experse of the defeulting purchaser, on giving CATIOMe S tara, nr sp gene, | KGEde Eat Bee PRION EQU AG. g | feo dae etcein he eaiag bar ‘allon M reet, No 313. mh5 "| contains eleven rooms, cellar, stable sand | his WM. L. WALL & CO., Ancts, V ANTED- A WHITE WOMAN as cook in a | Water on the premises. Inquire of M. F. M RAN, pcos mg * #mali family. Apply between 11 a m. and 1 | No. 62 Bridge street, Georgetown. "mb 26 6t 7 THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY B. &-. February 26th, at No. S88 19th street, Rear le = .—Wanted to buy for $5,000 Second $5.00 0 nny Cordage aan desertp- tions for which atair price will be paid, 485 7th, corner E street. Jan 19-3m* NVANTED! WANTED!| WANTEDI! WAS CENTIEME 8 a s N. LADIES, FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, Who would me to engage in an easy, light and Foe SALE—Three new HOUSES, with 5 rooms each, on 12th street, near Maryland avenue. Terms: $200 cash; balance $20 per month One on C street, near 13th, with 8 rooms; two small Ilouses on Virginia avenue, near 10th street; onc new Brick House, with 19 rooms, on 12th street, near G street north: Brick, with 6 rooms, on 13th street, near Mea large three story Brick House, with 8 rooms, on 10th street, near N; a lange Frame House, with 8 rooms, on L street, near 16th street. postponed to TUESDAY, the 27th instant, at the same time and place. By order of the Trustee. ASBURY LLOYD, Trnatee. _m2s W.L. WALL & 00., Aucts, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER- By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Conrt of the ‘The four last deneribed housca ave desirably loca: profitable business. where s small outlay is only Te. 2 District of Columbia, In chancery. passed tm the quired. and where those engaxivgin the sumo can GEORGE WoHACPEMAN. SDT; APP {2 | Sanne of Ball and othere agony Bee ee ee once, 10. E Stamping Depot, S81 F d be taught hi tamping Depot. 381 F street aught his Bew method of Stantping. so simple thats child can at once nadertaks any job. Being the oni; practical Stamper here, we can furnish full compicta instruct.eus, tools, cnahions, compost- tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. This is achance for any one wishing tomake money by a smal! outlay. jan 1-tf 881 waxrep. WANTED. wren, 381 WILLIAM PRINCB, The Pioneer of Stamping. having new faciHties for mead is “price te etx ice WIDT, for SKIRTS and PANTALETS. CLOAKS, CAPES. BACQUES YOKES, BANDS PINCUSHIONS, SLIPPERS, he. by tl job. We are weekly in receipt of ¢ latest designs, and by the aid of we are prepared fo stamp an; As we are the only practical Stampers here wi willing to come down. Ladies need not travel city over to get cheap Stamping, when the: come to the beet yar for, 62, sesortmment teras not excel a New York. WILLIAM PRINCE, SSL ¥ street, opposite Patent Office. Embroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts, = nO I PRINOE’S ublic auction, en WED shall proceed to sell, at NESDAY, the 23th of March instant, in front of . 5 och Pp. m., Lot No. 18,in Dyer’s Subdivision of Square No. 4, and Lot E, of Ball's Subdivision of ‘Dyer's Subdivision of lots cy uare, Lot No. 13 is situated on Third street west, 160 feet north of G street north, with a frent on Third street of 25 feet, and a depth of 110 feet. Lot E fronts on G street north 16 feet, and runs Rorth with theline of Third strect 100 feet, and is Fm age by atwo-story frame dwelling, with at- ics, and one back building. tej of sale, as prescribed by the decree: — nstalments, payabl third the purchase mor the residue in two equ intere six and twelve months. The deferred payments to be secured by the notes of the purcha- ser. with an endorser mig te by the trustee. if the purchaser sh fail to comply witn the terms of sale within five days, the trustee reserves the right to resell at the and cest of such de- faulting purchaser, on advertising such sale three times in the National Intelligencer. The above Lots wil! be sol eoperately ROBERT BALL, Trustee. mh7-eofde GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancis. BY 2 ©. teoUIRE & 00., ‘Auctioneers, door north of Pa. av. mb 19-im FS SALE—A new, elegant BRICK DWELL- ING HOUSE, on M, between 9h and 10th sts., z eee aes oh a: lot %& by 120 feet, with 30 feet paved alle: e rear. rs Z ©. STORRS & CO,, Real Estate Brokers, mh 17-12t* 460 Fifteenth, corner F street. {URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-— Suitable for housekeeping or single C gggermong or at 234 H street, between 19th and Ath, one block from ears. mh 15 lit* Fo SALE OR RENT-Several HOUSES, with from four to eleven rooms each, north and south. Price from $80 to $2,090. Inquire 499 K street north, between 4th and Sth. mh 5-1m* TRE FURNITURE OF A FIRST CLASS Boarding House, together with a LEASE of the property for sale, on reasonable terms. Sic ness the cause of selling. Inquire on the premises, 439 Penn. avenue. mh 33-1m* Fo SALE—38 BUILDING LOTS, in squares + 835, 864, Ca} > Aine one amail. Fini 56 acres of the best juality of land en Little Chucky River, 6 miles from Greenville, East Tennessee a! new machine pattern brought us. 6 For particulars please call on the undersigned, Weawis;Soredio.: at No 486 north E street. eos artes Sapoeme Court ofthe WSTatk inane, EAE SRO ER: | “meeter so. Beazer, etna tee ia 86 ‘ 5 . NTO RESTAURANT ana | et al. vs. Mattingly et al., No. 35 equity, we DING and HOUSEF URNISHING GOODS of ever OR RENT— That dectrabie von Ti Y. day of fib and Hi i. BUUHLY a0eTee plas ry DWELLING HOUSE No. 36 east Market | offer at auction, on THUBSDA “the Sth day of April, on the premises, at 5o’clock p. m_, the two- story Brick Dwelling on 432 street, immediately south of the property of Geo. Parker, Esa.. with the ground attached, it being a part of Lot No twenty-seven, (27,) in reservation ten, (10,) fronti about 22 feet on 43¢ stroet, and running back wi! that width 55 fect. ‘ Terms of sale: One-third of “he _evehase money to be paid im cash, ee in two equal in- stalments at¢ and 12 months, with interest, to be Space. ite the new Market, in Geergetown DEG hae water and gue, bath Tom, Se, fOan' be rms. T8 0 rented on easy - he Joust ,BOGUE, ani e streets, _mh 12-tf eat Hah So gepleeare ‘OR RENT—At the corner of 24 and Frederick streets. in Georgetown, D.Q., six four-story BRICK HOUSES. just Seep in thé best man- e between G and H. east side. SS GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. i abatement of 8 percent. will be allowed on the tex of 1896, if paid on or before the firet day of je8-tt il ne. ner. These honses have ood-sized rooms | secured by approved notes and a reserved lien. ere CHAS. D. WELOH, Collector. each, water in the kitchen, gas fixtures in ‘The terms OF sale must be complied with in one —— en — | every room, and fitted up in the most convenient | week after sale, otherwise the property =, ‘be re- }}ROPOSALS INVITED FOR THE ERECTION | manner for a medium-sized family, These houses | sold, after one week's notice, at the risk andcest of Pony MP SIN OP ne PURE are situated in one of the most desirable locations | the first purchaser. DBANTS LN GEORGETOWN, D.C. in the town for dwellings. For terms, &c.,apply Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- to JOSEPH LIBBEY, No. 27 Water st., rge-,| chaser. Grorcetown De Co dare 11, 13%6,¢ | town. mh e-twe WAPTERS. COX. grustoes, ogi Fidei tim Cio iokte et | WHR PEUREAY GR BOUIN, PGR | _ mn anne © Jd: SOUR Co, anc, ublic Hydrante of this town in thorough repute hy 3 T NOTICE. HE MANUREof Center Market will be sold to the highest bidder for cash, SATURDAY, March 3. at 12m.,fer the quarter ending June 3%. The Manure will be raked in heaps for re- moval. and must be removed daily by purchaser, ‘or one yesrfrom the Ist day of Aprilnext. The bidder to state, Ist,the amount = Hydrant, in- ciuding the whole number now standing, and dis tinguishing between the kinds now in us3; 2d, the amount per Hydrant for furnishing and erecting city and George\owny owe MAN & GREEN, fe 18.tf 18 Intelligencer Building. FS SALE—A three-story BRIOK Bouts with Frame Building in the rear, and vacant lot t ad- complete, in running order, such new Hydrants as | joining. This property is located on North (i 1 | under forfeiture of purchase money. may be ordered by the Corporation, specifying th 3 bet. B and tia Beautifully situated for a fine HE RY LYLES, style of the Hydrant he may propose, as substitutes | residence. For. B ge inquire of WALL, m 22-e0St Clerk Center Market. for such lamip post Hydrauts as may becol c- | STEPHENS & CO., 322 Pa avenne. jan lott oe - = 7 tive, or otherwise noat for use, TAOR BALE Thc HOUSE and LOTinbaueceus, | [3% 245: ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. Persons disposed to make proposals, as above Fe SALE—The HOUSE and LOT insauare 258, TRUSTEE’S SALE, By virtue of adeed of trust from Louis Vogles- rger to the subscriber, bearing date July 28. 1534, and duly recorded in Liber N.C. T., No. 42, folios 38t, &c., one of the land records fer Washington county, I sbail offer sale, on the premises, st pub lic auction, to the hichest bid ESDAY EVENING, March g7th, at5 e'clock. about fifteen thousand two hundred feet of cround, (15.2%) feet,) situated on 20th street west, between Virginia ay- stated. car receive any further information upon the eubject that they may desire on application te the undersl, “, “ab Wt ENRY ADDISON, Mayor. NEW SPRING GOUDS AT MILLER’S NEW DRY GOODS STOKB, 101 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. €. Now opening @ full stock of SPRING GOODS, southwest corner of D st. north and Thirteent street west. The bave been occupied for many years a8 & successful stand for the eer, business by Mrs. Bevans. Apply toTHOMAS P, SIMPSON, No. 4 Louisiana avenue jon 26 tf (XENTBAL HALL, Cc Corner Pennsylvania av. and Ith street. Over Nagle’s Auction Boo: For rent by the d reek, o month, fer Gon- embracing Ladies’ Dress Goods in great variety, | certs, Lectures, Ball Cc. enue and C street north, and knowa as Honcekeeping Dry Goods, Mens’ and Boys’ wear, These Ba’ y large and spacious, north of Square numbered 123, improved by a two- Cieths for Sacks, Shawls. Skirts, White Goods, For terms apply on the premises. of story Frame Honse. Gloves, Hosiery, '¢ «Notions. These have been ian 3) tf NAGLE & 00. Terms : One-half cash; balance in six and twelve bought at reduce «prices.and will be sold cheap, months, secured to the satisfaction of th Motio— Quick sa furt3.cehort " FOR RENT—One HOUSE, on a0ihtstreet, bo- \e trustee, All conveyanciug and stamps at the cost of the rr * tween Mand N sts. Also, Rooms fo ae BENJAMIN MILLER. E street, Between 12th and 13th sta. ard a Store PUFhASSE’ GEO. C. B. MITORELL, Trastes Roo! on 4 : 7 ; WINES, Apply atthe Paintand Oil Store 350 E street, be: | ™hI7-dts J.C. McG@UIRE & GO., Ancts. T LINEN, HEMP, COTTON, tween 12th and 13th sts.. where you bay your No, it— —- FANCY AND OTHER TWINES. Coal Oil for 90 cents per gallon. 5 co2w W ATCHES, Also, BENCH ,AAND,WOOD sud other SCREWS. FS RENT—A first-class BRICK DWELLING made to order b; H DIAMONDS. ‘or sale chea \o. 513 7th street. HOUSE on G street, second door from 1th st. 3 babe tmd Sageey Tnabe i Dd. EDMOED &0o. near the State. Department, containing, 12 rooms, JEWELRY, Pe with closets and penfries all throngh the and SILVER-W NTERESTING TO LADIES. 8 lal cellar; water at the kit mn door, and a ER-WARE, kc. 1 BALL TRIMMINGS. ree Taguite of DA GABDNER eGo | 4 Teéuction in price cerrosponding to bs. a y le a a 7 Tho style for the Spring Season on hand and | New York av: near 15th reet fe 23-tf THE HEAVY DECLINE IN GOLD. y E. L, SCHMIDT. M. W. GALT & BOTHER 2993¢ Pennsylvania avonue. south aide, QIEL CAKE Dil: Shak actin einer se SOR he a Sed 0 OrL MEAL, WATCHES, J r SEL a! 5 esis Ss oa SCHMIDT Every one owning s horse should use the above DIAMONDS, =e _fo 19-1m* South side, 299% Penna. articles, especially at this season of the ye: JEWELRY, SILVER-WARE, &c,, - AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. ‘Their Stock was never more complete, and is of- fered at 8 great reduction from former prices. M. W. GALT & BRO., Jewellers, SEED OATS. A pees article for sale; the very best in the FLOUB, MEAL, MILL FEED, BALED HAY, For sale low, in quantities to sult, by Biers AND CAGES. iFOnLse, gy 370 5th street, between Gand H. mhi4-2m* NOBLE LIFE, By the author of J, Halt A fax; 1 vol. Wives and Dacgeore ey Mrs . 475 iith street, between BE and F. PAINTING of eve: Sescri ption promptly ex- eouted ina workmanlike manner, ‘and at tho time sppointed, and ot prices %9 euit the times. a13-1m | Gaskell. Guy Deverell; 8 novel. Halfa Million W. MM. G. b 21-6t 354 Pennsylvania avenee. of M. , by Mise Edwards, : ALT & 00., ee face ghia vols, The Belton Batete: berks | mah 16-tf Comer Tiare and iststrost. | QQ J. KARR, 480 feb 6 FRANCK TAYLORS | JC Cfuripe: Ireitation inlaw TN ENOR | ~“Tuyentor and Paivntee of Kerr's B. S00TT ofthe AMERICAN CHRONOMETER, lanufacturer and Dealer in Chronemeters end Weithes, No. 450 Fenus, sre.sbet, bd aud ween, Vivratches Hepaired apd Warranted, de st-ém* te Diadder¢z Eidusys: dieenant of he prostrate AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-WORROW. YD. L. WELLS & 00., Auctionsers. ‘e on 8A i, i ets 5 me ee Tea mb 19-6t D. b. WELLS & 00., Aucts. BYR Be, ae Sales Day, AY and SAT- Sales EVERY RYRMING, at Toteeck of aye o Attended to on reasopable terms. We will sell, on the premises, the entire License y lic Dian geixtares com ‘of the Boscuragl Stizo clock Bonne ~ mb 23 wise Aucts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers AUCTION SALE OF Two st A! HOUSE ANB Li BET. I AND Fe s. Onn STRERE BASE, On MOND. shah ‘AY, the ‘ in frout of the premise te i= ‘erms: third cash; balance in six, twelve, and eighteen months, secured by a deed of trast eu the prewiocs. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost i ts * . mh 20-4 GREEN « WILLIAMS, Acts. Y J. 0. McGUIBE & ©O., Auctioneers. THRER STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUS MiTH Back 8 TCDInG, UM eeaEa TET HL zal rion. re! Termes One batt cash; balance six and twelve months, the notes to be secured on the 5 Conveyancing and stamps te be paid for by the chaser. Tl J.0, MoGUIRE & 00., Aucta. B* D. L. WELLS & O0., Auctioneers. We will sell at Public Ancti the promises on TUESDAY, March 2th at 5 e'clock p. m.. Lot é in Square 2:5, tronting 16 fort on 13% st.. between B and Maryland avenue, and running back 10) feet, improved by a two stery Frame House containing Grooms, ‘Terms cash, mb 21-6t D. L. WELLS & O@., Ancts. BY W. ©. WALL & 00. B South corner of Peni LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, the 33th in- stant. até o'clock, we will sell, in front of the jot 4, sauate S7, on I. st., between 234 and 24th 4, square 87, on L si ween ni " 7 bet Gand Ht ats, ” Lot 7, square 42, on 24th Lot lt nare 42, on 5, re 20,on Es Lot 8, square 31,en H avenue. Terms. One-fourth cash: balance in six and preive mouths, with interest, secured by a deed of rnst. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser Bale to commence at Lot & 4, on B street. mii OWL. WALL & 00.. Aucts. B* J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TBUSTEE’S SALE OF A DESIRABLE Lot oe. STREET, NEAB CORNER OF 22D, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March 2th, at 5 o'clock. on the premises, by virtue of a deed ot trust duly recorded in Liber. A. 8 - Ne. $8. folio we t 14, Square 73. h side of north 1 strest, gests as +4 of Joe meoet, west, rumning back 100 feet to 30-feet alley. Terms: ‘One. half cash; residge in six months, with interest, secared by deed of trast on the prop- erty. Col A t purcheser's cost ee aneT OBERT A WATERS, Trasteo, mod JAS. 0. McGUIBE & O., Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncors. AUC C UCTION BALE OF TWO UNIMPROVED LOTS ON THE COBNER OF NORTH & STREET AND 24TH STREET WEST. On TUESDAY, the 7th instant, at 5 o'clock p. m., we shal! sell, in front of the premises. Lote Nos. land2in Sgnere No. 38, having 85 feet 9 inches front each, Lot 1ranning back 75 feet deep, Lot 2 running back 09 feet 2 fuches to au alley. ‘erms: One-third cash, ance six and twelre months, secured by a deed of trust on the premi- eee. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the parc! T. 25 6 ben the pro} fe sold. Bh tod GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. OUSEHOLD FURNITURE ON G STRE! BRO. bos BETWKEN ELEVENTH A WEL STREETS W. at UBLI T fio etd EST, aT P' AU a NESDAY, the 28th instant, at Ri ey ge eg a ee Waings Parlor Sones costoting oc’ ‘Rete a-tote Sefas, Side and other Chairs Marble-top Centre Tabi Bina gets. Tagrain, andjother Carpecs, Bedsteads and Musk Mattresses Dining tee Chairs, Crockery, and Cutlery lock atle- Oneexcellent Utensils Excellent Latrobe other Suge Bath Tub and a lot of Kitches Reqaitt ‘Terms cash, GREEN & TLLTAMS, mh 20-4 Auctionsers. J Q\TENSIVE SALE OF HOBSES, CARBI- E*™*XGhs pa nvEss £e-5 BCs aT ON TEU i fod Woylek a. 8 0 ‘creas street, between D and streets, comprising the uable list of Horses, Carri Hernese most vali le of i —_ &o., ever offered to this’ ve Stisingand Saddle Horses, feed Morgan} with Goltey ber Organ.) wi! Dairy Cow. Also.s large number of Oarri yr a have beén built to erder by. tne Reet Batidors qui * thet large Potion Bouts tod i single ‘Harness, Robes, Blan- ‘ + “WRIGHT, OLOOTT & ts, Whips, &c oo. Washington, March 12, 1835. mah 16-4t29 GALE OF HOSPITAL PROPERTY AT FRED ate aparece aan naar the ch of March, 1866, at 10 o'clock a. quen- MEDICINES, CLOTHING, AND FURNITURE, No longer required fortes SOTARRLA§D. a eee Oe A TOT ELER, Aact, ALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT Ss CAMP PAROLE, NEAB ANNA- POLIS, MD. Head: Department of Washington, cadquarters Chief < Washi c. 23, 1866. ‘a@shinston, D. C., bh ‘Will be sold on the at ic auc’ on MONDAY. the 24 ot April, 1855, at 12 o'clock. the following PUBLIC BUIBDING! CAMP SRROLe. NEAR ANNAPOLIS, M (1) One Barrack, Su! " Quarters, 73x39 (7) Seven Rarracks, for w , 100x25 feet (1) Kitchen and Dining - 0x25 feet (2) Two Barracks for Stew » &e., 25x10 foot (1) One - - 14x12 feet (1] One Wash- house, 10x25 feet (3) Three Siu 0x8 feet he buildings eiil be, sod elngty, and par eo be nes * m9 = will be allowed fifteen deys to remove em. A military guard will remain in charee of the if required. ‘ays efter the sal Pirerme: Cash. in Govergmen {a7 GTON. Col. and Chief Quartermaster Dep't Washington. ™ [STD STATES MILITARY RAILROAD, seuatant Quarter CBee of Ae ington, D.C. Matoh 14, 1886, U. 8, MILITARY AUCTION SALE OF U8, MULT! RAIL. Wik be sold at public auction, at Alexandria, OD Va. TOESDAY, first-class Locom: 4 feet Six-inck E: Box Freight Cars Fetock Cars ‘iatform Cars Sovmall Track Cars Pas any 1 Stationery ine tures, peraitare 12 Henderson Pumps Chain, Mauls, of Office Contents of Ftatine OGe a scaware a0 fons coceme oes Mage EE, Bar Iron, Ly Shale Picks, Stoves, Files, Spe 1 Herring Safe A lecge qagats 20 Buildings, from 10x12 to 200x40 feet finished and furnished ee 35 plush; double 5 ‘mh 16-collt