Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1866, Page 3

F LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. Groven's—The splendid spectacular Of the «Sea of Ice, or a Thirst for Gold” will be brought out this evening, with new scemery, mechanical es Sppesrance in this play, which is replete with novel and startling ecenes and jncidents. Mer7rrott HaLL.—Miss Zelda Harrison will repeat ber late successful concert this evening, assisted by Miss Rosa Cooke, Mr. Ed. Seguin and Mr. Lucies Maas. Some of the finest of the old English and modern ‘will be sung during the evening, with a choice selection of operatic gems. Rear BartistT Cnvrcn, 13th street.—Fifth d musical and literary soiree of the Young 's Christian Association. CANTERRURY.—First presentation of an on- ginal sensational drama, written for the Can- terbury, entitled “The Harp of Erin, or Fe- sians Triumphant and Ireland Free.” First appearance of M'lle Rosa, danseuse, and other attractions. —_>-—_—_. ‘Yesterday was Palm Sunday, the commence: mt of Holy Week, which ends on Easter. It is strictly observed by the Ostho- lie and Greek Churches, and to some extent by various other denominations. The fast during this week is more austere than during any other ume in lent. On Palm Sunday the Catholic Church celebrates the triumphant entry of Christ into Jerusalem. In commemo- Fation of the deyout Jews who strewed green olive sod palm tree branches along the road before our Saviour. palms or other green twigs are blessed and distributed by the priests to the members of that Church on this day, and ‘the history of the Lord's Passion is read. On Wednesday the oifice of the Tenebral is Said, expressive of the mourning for our Lord, and in memory of the darkness which cevered earth at the crucifixion. Maundy Thursday, the Last Supper, and the inst:!ution of the Holy Sacrement is com- Memorsied. After the mass on this day the bells of the Catholic churches are not rung Until the “Gloria in Excelsis” at the Resur- Tection Mass fer Easter. During the same time allthe altars are uncovered and stripped of their ornaments. On Friday the cracifixion of our Saviour is commemorated. The Cathelic Church in her Office expresses the deepest mourning and com- punction, the altars being naked except at the priest's communion. when they are blacix, and the crucifix is covered with a black veil uatil the prostration, after which it remains uncov- ered. No mass is said or sacrifices offered ex- cept the holy sacrament, which is received in one kind by the priest (no others receiving it except sick in mortal danger of death.) On Saturday, or Easter Eve, the lying of Christ in thesepulchre is observed. gmciently ”O Mass Was allowed to be said on this day, but at present the Mass of the Resurrection for- merly said at midnizhtis now performed a Little before noon. Formerly this office was commenced by blessing the fire and then the paschal cradle, after which the ancient proph- ecies were read, the fount blessed and baptism administered. Then followed matuns. and at midnight the celebration of the Mass of the Resurrection, after which the festivities of Easter commenced. Yesterday at all the Catholic Churches the ceremonies were very impressive. At St. Mloysius the large Sunda chool formed in he school ter the palms ed by Rev. or Wigett, and r ¢ church in a body. The various Churches whieh observe this Week will, no doubt, be largely attended. < bet [Am isrortaxt Dec:siox.—On Saturday, Sadge Wylie, in the District Supreme Court. gz as a Court of Equity, rendered a deci- in the case of B. H. Cheever agt. Annie J Worcester (iormerly Cheever) and Jesse B. Wilson. Cheever and his wife were married im 142, and they resided together until 1554, ‘when he left heron account of some disagree- ment. The property in question was heid by Mrs. Hughes, as trustee for Mrs. Cheever, and the latter continued to collect the rents trom Jesse B. Wilson, the lessee. Atthatttme there was no law authorizing in this Districta de- cree of divorce, although through the courts a separation and alimony could have been pro- cured. In 1957, Mrs. Cheever went to Indigna, and,as she alleges, took up her residence. where she instituted suit foradivorce. Her Jease to Wilson bears date one month after she imstituted the decree for a’divorce, and in itshe Gescribes herself as “of the city of Washiug- top.” After the decree was obtained she re- turned tothe District. and subsequently was married to Worcester, and claimed her resi- dencein Kentucky. * Judge Wylie hela that during coverture the wife has no power to change her residence, and cites several authorities, and closes by re- marking that after the marriage has been sol- emnined, the contract is thenceforth functus of- cio. The parties have then become subjects ‘of the marriage state, an institution whose ob- bgations and duties are independent of con- tract and of the will of the parties, and im- posed by law for the welfare of soeiety; an institution established in the beginning by the Almighty Lawgiver, and recognised in every age as the foundation of civilization, prosper- Sy, and virtue, withont which the human Face itself must perish from its own vices: the refiner of manners, the parent of knowledge, Mirifiness, and industry: the promoter of de- corum, order and decency in private life; the strength and bulwark of the State: the secure ‘Basis of society, and the ornament of all its in- Mitutions; -principem eobis. et quasi semina- rium respybhice.”” An institution so established in the Inws, and bound up with the structure of society, the State cannot allow to be made the subject of traffic like a chattel. So long, therefore, asthe parties retain their domicil under its Psat mgr the State will not per- Tait ys policy to be thwarted and its laws evaded by the interference of any foreign trib- unal. As well might any Saguee assume to dissolve the m: bonds between the citizens of a different State by an immediate act, a6 to attempt to accomplish the same pur- pose by means of authority conferred upon its courts. 3 ——e—__—_ Fire ALARMS.—Saturday afternoon, an slaria of tire was sounded from box No. 3, near the Anacostia Engine House, which was promptly responded to by the fire department, but upon Arriving at the spot they ascertained that it Was a talse alarm, caused by the ringing of the bell in the Navy Yard, calling the men to ex- ercise with the fire apparatus there, which ‘was mistaken outside for an alarm of fire in the Navy Yard. Yesterday morning, about nine o’clock, an alarm of fire was cansed by the burning of a foul chimney on 4th street, near New York avenue, which again called out the firemen. About 11 o’clock, it was reported at the cen- Hoty Wer bie: tral office of the fire alarm telegraph that a desk and papers in the office of m. Fry ac- cidently took fire, and was burned. The acci- dent caused no alarm outside, and the fire did no other damage than the destruction of the desk and papers. A mattress in a house on ith, near N street, tock fire about one o'clock yesterday, from a spark from a stove, but the flames were ex- tunguished before any severe damage was done. Sear Haxpsome Compiinent.—Last Saturday Superintendent Richards, of tie Metropoli- tan Police, promoted Cornelius Noonan, the old efficient clerk of the Detective force, to a clerkship in the Superintendent's office. As soon as the detectives were aware of the pro- motion they went to work to obtain for him a testimonial of their eswem, and purchased from Dempsey & O'Toole, 326 Pennsylvania venue, 2 splendid gold pen and case, which was formaily presented on behalf of the force by Detective Claryoe with an appropriate ad- «ress, reviewing the services of Mr. Noonan in connection with the ferce, and expressing their gratification at the promotion, though re- retting the loss of so valuable an assistant. Ts this address Mr. Noonan responded in ap- pro eterms. Mr. N. a faithful officer of the Third Ward at the first, and his useful- ness there gained for him a transfer to the Detective office, where his usefulness and in- dastry have again promoted him. Mr. Moses Meredith, of the Eighth precinct, has been de- tailed to fill the vacancy caused by the pro- motion. ——_e—___. Tur St. ANDEEW'S CHURCH Sitr.—On Sat- urday, inthe Chancery Court, Judge Wylie made a decision in the case of Casbing mst Stone, Tayloe, Hutton and others, restoring to the plaintiff square No. 224, bounded by isth street, Vermont avenue and N street north. The plaintiff, Hon. Caleb Cushing, deeded in 1558 the property described to W. J. Stone, Sr., B. Ogle Tayloe, Wm. Hutton, R. B. Ironsides and Rey. James A. Harrold, in trust for the use of an association tobe known as St. An- drew's Mission Congregation, who were to erect 8 church thereon to be under the Protest- aut Episcopal diocese of Maryland, the seats of which were to be free to the public. The trustees took the matter in hand and succeeded in raising enough fonds to Iay the foundation of the ge om edifice and the project fell through. sequently Mr. Cushing sued for, he property, and now proposes it is said, to bestow it b: ne’ in trust for a congre- gation of the Enghsh Lutheran Charch, who Promise to erect & church edifice immediately. Free x vax County —Last night, a frame voildiog, a part of the parsonage property of the Rock Creek Church, accidentally took fire trom the kitchen and was entirely consumed. The building was yvecnpied by colored persons, And the loss is estimated at about $600. ——— Onanon ov Tr the time schedule of tbe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad of this date, SGyertised elsewhere, will be found some ¢ Hat ea sihs time of ranning over that road West an: ees. Repemee & ee oe tot mi “Goa 7 Trea. Quetarions. 6 100 100 55 10 86 aK 104 65 ou two 91% 65 mt Ry 70 128 Bie 4 137 ri) oe 138 7% 8S 13 cie4 9° in B's 5 14 GIy 100 ao 65% 264—Jan'y 1...- 110 67% — pat ea 161 az Feb'y 15. iGl oe March I. = ried April 1. a 2 5 & . to 107 * Maximum. ee ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of McFarland, Stepneason & Oo.’s Fast Freight Line between Baltimore, Washington. Alex- andria, and Georgetown, and points on and conne ting with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad. Messrs. Stephenson and McFarland are known everywhere in the District cities, as well as throughout Maryland aad Virgin’ for energy, fair dealing, and perfect reliability, and any business entrusted to them will be satisfactorily attended to, as they have both the facilities and the disposition to accomplish in first-class style what they undertake. ee Cox¥iRMwaTION.—Bishop Hopkins prexched yesterday at the Church of the Ascension, and afterwards administered the rite of confirma- tion to thirty-one persons. At night he officia- ted at St. John’s Charch. : CITY ITEMS. ele INTERESTING E x an exhibition of the ionary Seciety of Assembly's Church. church edifice,on Wednesday evening and we hage no doubt it will be largely tended, as exercises will be of © most in’ esting charafr. There will be M ~ = SacrEp Concent —We are giad t that Mr. Theodoie Lsxbelman, by juest of his many frie: n this ci another Sacred Conce Metzerott’s fine ball on Wednesday evening, when he will bs as sisted by several new artistes. pIDESE 2S ESE Citizens in want of good fitting shi have them made to order in all stvle: Marlow’s, 302 Penna. Avenue, between 10th streets. ei ae ee (Qewerny—Pink Setts, Blue Setts, Jet Setts, California stone Setts come on this morning at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pa. ave., third door from 4¥ st. —e—__—_ Tar Execctive Commitrexofthe Working- men’s Convention meet to-morrow (Tuesday) evening. See advertisement. A UNIVERSAL REMEDY.—«Brown's Bronchial Trockes” for Coughs, Colds, and Bronchial Af- fections, now stands the firstin public favor and confidence; this result has been acquired by @ 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. ——— STRANGE, RUT TRUB.—That corns, bunions. bad nails, etc., can be removed without pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, #24 Penn. ayv., between 4 and 6th streets. —_-——_— Uorss, BUNIeNs, Ulub and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Execres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- yania avenne. between 45 and 6th streets. (f- fice hours from § a. m. t0 5 p.m., and6 tosp. m. MARRIED, ALEXANDER-—GUY. On the 221.) the Rev = C. Smith. Col. C. A. ALEX ANDE to Miss B. GUY. of Wasnington Vity, D.C. WBE—MANSON. On the “4th instant, by inderland, Captain CYRUS’ A. to Mrs. W. MARIA the Rev Dr. Su BERWER, of Brewer. M HANSON, of Washing?o LAWSON—BENDER —On the 25th instant, b Rev. Father McCarthy, Mr. STANLEY LAWSON fe Mise JENNY BENDHR, all of Wasiingtnn, In Georgetown, March 26th, 1855. after 5 dong and pai illness, MARGARET SUSAN JET loved wife of .'L. Jett, and eldest daughter of Marcus and Mary Ann Datrow, aged bay ‘*, 5 months, and 19 days. he friends and {relatives of the family are re- spectfully requested to attend her funeral from the FE. Miseion Chapel, High st.. below Canal, on Tuesday afternoon, at 8 o'clock. 2 Bases: BABGAINS!! Just received at Johnson & Sutton’s ol 921 71b street, a large lot of ALL WOOL DELAINS, all colore, at 40cents. A large lot of RUSSIA CRASH A splendid lot of BOTTED SWISSES at 40, @ and 60 cents, worth 75 cefits. CALICOS 12), cents, bought at the Iate auctions. 24-3t* GEO. J. JOUNSON &CO. O THE LADIES, abscribers take pleasure in annonneing that, ral Agents, they bave complete arrange: ments to re Ry, the “latest production of the AMERICA OLDED COLLAR COMPANY, GRAYS PATENT LADIES’ CRIMPED COL- LABS, To which Ser would invite the speci ttention +f the ladies. This article is entirely novel in its con struction and appearance, and reaches the purcha- ser intheform of shandsome tarn-over Collar, crimped or futed, as its name indicates, aud prop- erly curved to fit snugly the wearer’s neck. By a slight pulling upon the ends, however, just suffi- sient to destroy the sweep or curvature, it becoines a neat and ‘rotte” or Standing Collar, or at 15 cents. pair of € . It is manufactured from the same choice materia! used in making Bank note paper, and retains its pearly white appearance, w! ithout cites, 40 longer than @ nicely polished linen collar. As this Collar i= entirely new in the marke as yet is in the hands of only the larger deale: undersigned propose for the present, till the r is more generally introduced, to furnish sample es, containing one dozen Ucllars, by mall. post- paid. to any address on receipt of 35 cents. a In aerae Ssigght 34 address, mention Town, ‘ounty, and State, Address, LELAND, JOHNSON & 00., mh 25-eo1st $1 Devonshire 8t., Boston. WwW E, THE UNDEBSIGNED ICE DEALERS of W ashingto ™, on us by the rise in regret the necessi! 3 of Ice the North, to anpounoe to our patrons that we are oblized te ad- vance ee to the following rates, from and after the first dsy of April next: Cuscmese using daily 100 lis. and over, 75 cents Customers using daily 25 Ibs..1 cent per pound, Customers using daily 12 1bs.. 15 cents per day Customers using bid 8 ibs.,10 cents per day, Customers waing Solty MIDDLETON'S a. WALTER GODEY, : T. T. FOWLER & 00. Washington, March 20th, 1866. mh 21-10t HAVE JUST RECBIVED ONE 128TOP WwW BESON & HAMLIN OABINE’ ORGAN, with two set of keys, and two; octave pedal base It is a superior instra- — = invite organists snd amateurs to eal) examine. Mason & Hamlin are the only manufacturers ef the celebrated Cabinet Org All other instru. ments of the kind sre werelt | aferier imitations. Ww mayz T nd 8 Secon td it. manner, of the y. Dest shortest notire at ver of bladder or ki SP the prostrate perce seatiaee rag T ax oe TORS FRAME, sees, Sia Bowe WANTS. icici W4sTED— first-clees white or Toloreds No, 10 Peaddeate enact a WATT nae, ED—B; ia dS ae % jer . Baier, ween Goetreet aad M 3 Pris ANTED—A white Protestant GIRL tg take charge of kitchen and dining room at No. 8 4% street m 24 3t* ANTED—Two DRESSMAKERS. at No 359 18th street, between Hand 1. None but hands need apply. Also, two young LADIES to ‘he ness. m 24-30" Ist of April for ® permanent SUSE of 5or6 rooms. Location bet. 4th and 12th sts. [ojuire st. ma Se last of March 2 or3 unfur- suitab! \ousekeeping for y i terms and lo- cation, 24-30" Ww ANT ED—To lease, fur a term of years, from 6 to 2acres of LAND, with good dwelling bonse, &c , within ash rt distance of Washin ton. WM. SAUNDEKS, Propogating cor. 449 at. and Missouri nae. m 24-3! V ANTED—A BLACKSMITH with a few hun- _ dred doilars to copartnership with a good Carriage Maker. Business good and rent free by taking an interest in the baticine _ Inquire at this as or addrees Box 654 Washington Leonll of ce. ra 24-2 1" 2 WASTED-Two first class MILLINERS at M. WILLIAN'S m 23-8t Pennsylvania ave ANTED—A sober. activo, stendy MAN, ac- quainted with figares, to drive a pr: ee oe deliver goods. Apply at 361 D st m tel A VARD WANTED—For a gentleman and wife and two children. (of 13 and I}. years.) Ad- dress W. W., Star office, stating location and terms. References required m 23 3t* V J ANTE small BO KE. with from 4to6 rooms. pleagant?y situated im a good neigh borhood. Parties, if suited. will be permanent Acdreas. stating terms, location, etc., FRANK- LIN. Star office. ™m 23-3t" AGENTS WANTED-—In the District of Golnm- AX bia and adjoining counties of Maryland and Virginia, to engage in a highly lucrative omploy- ment, Inquire at 344 K street, Washingto Bes: j ANTED—We want ail tho HOUSKS wecan get, large or s1aali, farnished or unfarnished. for first class families; and two for meaxbers of Congress immediately, D.L. WELLS & 00, corner 1%th and F streets, over White's stor m 15-tf W ANTED—Gold and MONDS, PISTOLS THING, & , &., at the ol hant Pawnubroker’s Store ef F. F IN &CO 502 oth Se tap doors north of Pennaylvania avo Two SEWING MACHINES forsele at half price. — Business strictly confidential. mb1é eo2m* NTEB-—The loan of $5,000 for one o: two years, secnrea by deed of truston a farm near this city jast sold for $10.00). Liberal dis- count allowed. MACE & METCAL m 12-e0lm* Roal Estate Agents. 517 Tt N EXPERIENCED COOK WISHES A SIT- UATION ta a private fau or restauran! n Mr. NEAL, isth stree 313. m y J) ANTED- A WHITE WOMAN as cook nallfamily. Apply between 11 a im. and 1 Pym» Febroary 26th, at No. 533 19th strost, near —Wanted to buy for $5,000 Second Oo 0 handed CLOTHING of all descrip- is for which a fair price will be paid. 454 corper KB etreet jan 19 WASTED! WANTED ANTE ___ GENTLEMEN. LADIES, FANCY STOREKEL PERS AND OTHERS, Whe would | to engage In en easy, light and ‘able business, where a small outlay is only re- quired, and where those eugeair in the samme can commence at once, to call at M. PRINCE'S Stamping Depot. 381 F street, and be tanght bis new metbod of Stamping,¢o simple that a child can at once undertake any job. @cing the only practical Stamper bere, we can furnish full and complete fnstruct.oy4, tools, cushfons. compost- tions and stumps by the dozen or hundred. This is achance for apy one wishing to make money by a aimail outlay. jan 1-tf 1 waxrey. WANTED. | ANTED. 381 WILLIAM PBINOK, The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for STAMPING F®y redoced bis price to SIX OENTS PER wee for § 1 SKIRTS aud PANTALETS. 2g YORES, BANDS, BS, ke., stamped by the j pt of new Patterns of the latest designs, and by the aid of a new machine wr are prepared to starop amy pattern brenght us. As we are the only practical Stampers here we are willing tocome down. Ladies need not travel the ity over to get cheap Stamping, when they can come to the only pince for an assortment of Pad- terns not excelled in New York. . WILLIAM PRINCE, 381 _F street, opposite Patent Office. Smbroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts, and Sh s. for sale. nies no ls NTEPR—SECOND HAND FURNITURE, FOR SALE “AND RENT. REBT-| BOOMS, over Stive- mets's Hat 234 Pesaatde avenue, Suitable for offices or Dusiness purposes. mh a5-et SOR RENT—To wana Thout oni k ‘Apt! Irt, soveraledjoining ROOMS, very ee pet poncckeoping: parcly furni, 5 a and Copitol strecta above depot, eit -Tae Fae pee RENT—A two story BRICK HOUSE. wich Dunbarton street, north side, in view of Aqueduct Bridge. Apply to Mr. JONES. cors-r of Danbar. “ae Mestgomery streets, town, D © mm! (OR SALE—Soventy acres of fine level FARM- K ING LAND, near Fort stanton, nd eithie * of a mile of the Navy Yard Bridge; well fenced, with 1,200 bearing fruit trees, Will be ata bargain. JAMES B. PiTOH, 1 Estate Agent, 12 Federal Block, mh 25-3t opposite Post eftice | SALE—A Sne RESIDENCE on F street, upfurvished. Wanted to rent—A good Residence on F strest, between fth street aud the Treasury. Wanted to parchase—A Hons and Lot on or near I street, nd near the War Department, worth about $10 Ov. Want to rent near the same looality—A Resi dence with 6 or 8 rooms. — Bi aet rod oS poneestely ey ounests an Darts of the city can be su with good tenant. 7 Pee TAMES 8. PLT ly ‘0 sd i Batato Agency, No. 3 ° For REN T—One Front ana Back PARLOR on first floor, and one on second fleor, for gentile man and wife, or two single lomen, with Board. at $50 per month. Please cali at 174 1 st., between 20th and 2ist. tah 24 Gt" NT—The ARLi TON HOUSB corner 4'gstreetand Pennsyivania avenue, from the 1th of April next. The two lower rooms, with the cellare, willbe rented for stores. if desired. The upper part of the building contains twenty fiv reomy, which will make a first-class Boaidin House. Apply to JOHN B MURRAY, No. 26 455 street. mh 24 6t* RENTS TO SUIT THE TIME Six new BRICK HOUSES. at $12 « month. $7 a month. Two small HOUSES, Three small HOUSES, at 55 a month. Two good HOMSES. at Sisamonth._ Two large S1ORKS, at $208 month, with cellar as lurge as the Stores Suitable for any kin of business, Also, KOOMS, furnished and unfurnished. OF fices, &c_ at all prices. Apply tothe SOUTHERN BEAL ESTAT 27th st tf gant STORK and DWRL- i reet. betweea 10th and Lith strects, lately occupied by MK Walshasa Mon-y Loan Office.” They are weli suited for the arecery cr Liquor business, would make a splendid Lage: 3 urant, betug located next door to Har teamed Oyster Saloon. and havin, nnuner Garden The Stores wouid be reut ifdesired. The Dwelling part contains 1x very desirable rooms, and to a good tenant rented, with or withont cither of the Stores, ata low rent. Apply to g M. k. WALSH & CO., No, 2*5 Pennsylvania avenua, Corner th atreot. SKN. ©. Island, wi water: newly papered aud paintea. Inquire at No, aL2 7th st, bet. P and KB. m 23 at" [CUBNISHED ROOM FOR RENT—With the n-e of hot and cold baths, at No. 44% 17th street, between G and H, mph 25-40" ros RENT—A three story BRICK HOUSE. No. 5659 Island between D and K Apply . BAKER, at the 5 a fine streets, fice > on llth street, ; one of the best ‘or a retail Grocery JB., & O0., cor- mm 23 6t* ALE—The STOOK of a Retail Grocer; quer Store, doing a good business, an Not able to give the attention it re quires is the cause of selling. License, both Oor- porstion and Government, with insurance on stock all psid up, and run for some six months yet. sold with the stock. Sd and ( sts. nort Fer SALE—At a bargain, if appli me distely, a CUTTING TABLE, with set of Drawers attached. suitable for a Merchant Taiier, and ay upright SHOW CASK, with four drawers, tablet ibrery or store amen eee eter OOMIS & MAYHEW, 346 Pennsylvania avenue, moist" under Washington Building. (OR RKNT—To a family without children, two unfurnished ROOMS, with nse of kitchen. tween lth and 15th.near reasury Department. m 22-4t* FIXTURES ed Jeweler's to DUGAN & m 22-1w* SHED BOOMS, commanica- at oe ye and Nerth Gapitol st, m 22-6 roe RENT—FRAME HOUS betweon N and U streetsea: Inquire at the northeast corner of b. m 23-34* lied f; Apply at 237 D street, rp wo UNFUB ting. on the fi rear of the Gi Get, bet. New Jersey ay. Rent at only $1@ per month. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. n abatement of 8 per cont. will be allowed on the tax of 1866, if paid on or before the first day of April next, m 22 9 CHAS. D. WELCH, Collector, BOPOSALS INVITED FOR THE ERECTION AND REPAIB OF THE PUBLIO HY- DBANTS IN GEORGETOWN, D.C. Mayor's Orricz, 2 Georzetown, D. C., March 17, 1566.4 Proposals will be received at this office nntil the expiration of ten daya from thir date, to keep the ublic Hydrants of this town in thorough repair lor one yearfrom the Ist day of Aprilnext. The bidder to state, Ist, the amount per Hydrant. in- cluding the whole number now standi and dis tinguisbing between the kinds now in ua. * amount per Hydrant for furnishing and erecting complete, in ronni ng erder, such new Hydrunts aa = be ordered by the Corporation, specifying the style of the Hydrant he may propose, as substituies for such lamp post By: as may become defec- tive, or otherwise unfit for use Persons disposed to make proposals, as above stated. cau receive any further information upon the sulyject that they may desire om application r te the undersi, * 10t HENRY ADDISON, Mayor. mb 17 NEY SPRING GOODS AT MILLER’S NEW DRY GOODS STORE, 101 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. €. ull stock of SPRING GOODS, Dri is in great variety, Dry Goods. Mens’ and Boys’ wear, ks, Shay Skirts. White Goods, Now openin, embracing ai These have been 2 ce + y7ice and will be gold cheap. jotto—* Quick sa /::21¢short profi Pte 1m" BENJAMIN MILLER. K > sre & HENDERSON, 367 D street, Dealers in all the latest styles of PAPER HANGINGS, WALL PAPERS, AND WINDOW SHADES, Suitable for Parlors, Hails, Dining Rooms, &c. Also, op hand, a fine assortment of OIL CLOTH TABLE COVERS,RUSTIC BLINDS, PICTURE CORDS AND TASSELS, All of which they effer at the lowest cash prices. All work in their line executed on the most rea- sonable terms and at short notice, in the city or country by experienced workmen. REMEMBER THE PLACE, 367 D STREET, NEAR NINTH, FEANKLIN HALL BUILDING, bet. Sth and 10th sts., opposite Seaton Hall, mh 1é-Im Washington, D. 0, FARLAND, STEPHENSON & CO.”: Mor aesr pie renes £ 22-8 BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA : RGETOWN . And Points on and Coons with the Orange & Alexandria Railroad. MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESORIPTION FORWARDED WITH DISPATOH AT THE LOWEST RATES. 7 The above Line is strictly a Hour Lins, the Proppictors being old residents of Baltimore and Wi ington, of long exparience in the for- pew tree ho ys a pan’? confidently solicit the 6 public. 4 South Eutaw street. Baltimore, and and Washington Depot, Washington, McFARLAND, Baltimore. . ak STEPHENSON, Washington, D.C. Alse, MIRRORS, OARPETS, BEDS, BED- | rate HO! ISK, LOT, AND PREMISES, AT DING and HOUSEF URNISHING GOODS of every | LULZ, HOUSE, LOT. AND wale at low figures term “ad B. 7th streot. Bids are ited nntil the Ist April, 1863. Gall je8-tt and H.castside, | or address Gen. RUFUS INGALLS, 391 Pa. = Washington, mb 21 7t | GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS | PGBSALE—The UBASE for cight years, with ¢ improvements snd Farnitures of the EU- BOPEAN HOTEL, on thecerner of Pennsylvania avenue and lith street. If the above is not sold on or before the ist of April, there will be a catalogue sale soen thereafter, of which due notice will be The Hotel is doing agooa business, and the eae} for selling isoo secount of iil bealtn of igned, Inquire on the premices. inh 21-tf P. RMRIOH. ‘A RESTAURANT LICENSB FOR SAL isto run nine months, Inquire at 305 between 12th and 13th sts. m 20. OR BENT—A large BRICK HUUSE, No. 72 EF’ Ghidge surest, Gcorsetowa DeG. hic howes contains eleven rooms, cellar, stable; also, gas and water on the premises. Inquire of M. F. MORAN, 0, 62 Bridge street, Georgetown. mh 20 ot” p 12th street north: asmall Brick, with 6 rooms, on 13th street, near M; a large three story Brick House, with § reoms, on 10th street, near N; a large Frame House, with 8 rooms, on L strect, near i@th street ‘The four last deseribed houses are desirably loca- ted in the northern part of the city. Apply to GEUBGE W. HAUPTMAN, 512 llth et., third door north of Pa. av. mh 19-Im UB SALE—A new. elegant BLIOK DWELL- ING HOUSE. on M, between oth and 10th sts.. +E pee pea at gas lot 24 by 120 feet, with 30 feet pav ey imthe rear. 5 = C. STORRS & CO,, Real E-tate Brokers, mh 17-12t* 460 Fifteenth, sorner ¥ street. URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-— 8niti for housekeeping or single gentlemen, at 234 Hoetreet, between 19th and Ath, one block from ears mh 15 14t* FS SALE OR KRENT—Several HOUSHS. with from fonr to eleven rooms each, north and south. Price frem $80 to @2.0%, Inquire 499 K street north, between 4th ana Sth mh 5-lm* Tas FURNITURE OF A FIRST CLASS Boarding Honse, together with a LEASE of the property for sale: on reasonable terms. 8: ness the 86 Of selling. Inquire on the premizes, 439 Penn. avenue. mh 13-Im* Fo SALE—36 BUILDING LOTS, in squares 834, 535, 864, and 990. Oapitol Hill. Also, one small FARM of 56 acres of the hest quality of land on Little Chncky River, 6 miles from Greenville, East Tennessee For particulars por call onthe undersigned, *t No 486 north E street, “\p 18 Sw" L. 0. EVERETT, FS2 RENT—That desirabie RESTAURANT ani DWELLING HOUSE No. 36 east Market 8) % ite the new Market, in Geergetown. DVO. :}ae water and gas, bath room, ke, “an be rented on easy terme, Inquire of Corner High and Bridge streets, a Geo B. OHN J. BOGUE, ' EVERAL NICK HOUSES. FOR W NT—Furvished or unfurnished, in the City and GeorgetOwD yO wreM AN & GREEN, fe 18.10 18 Intelligencer Building. . Fe SALE-—A three-story BRICK HOUSE with Frame Building in the rear, and vacant lot ad- joining. | Thi progr, is located on North Capitol st. bet. Band OU. Beautifully situated for a fine résidence. For ‘ticulars inquire of vat” a STEPHENS & 0O., 322 Paavenue. jan ib Fc SALE-—The HOUSE and LOT in Square 28, southwest corner of D st. north and rteenth: 7 been oceupied for 8, LINEN, HEMP, COTTON, FANOY AND OTHER TWINES. Also, BENCH ,HAND,WOOD and other SOREWS. For sale cheap at Ne. 513 7th street. wh 7-1m J.D. EDMOND & 00.8 South side, 2! NOBLE LIFE, By the hee & nove) of M wards. Dy Bite Ching: 3 vole. the atte thony ‘Trollope. ‘thor ‘ell Jobe Half, tel Esta FRANCK TAYLOR} J BL. SOOTT . 475 llth street, between E and F. SFootntod. cet at petoes appointed, to suit the times. a 13 1m Pb a3 eiehr ia sy SUPPLY OF ABD CANDIES ak chOGOL AY, CREAMS, LATE VARAMELS, : -W. BURCH mh 17-tf Corner 14ih and ¥ streets. CP Ceres renner yan atth street, action For rent by the day "week, oF month, for Gon- LA ts, Lect iC. "These Gallsate ve large and spacious. ¢ premises. of Fort jam hts PPly OF NAGLE & 00. >OR RENT—A first-class BRICK DWELLING Fr cU gh en @ ates ager dre from ah u t ment, cont r le vith closet sand entries all imrougs the house, and sasetwlats th tee teacol toviok, Grane tarcege in ir al ous Bo dase Taare ct DA, GARDNER. cee New York ave., near }5t! fe 23-tf street fe I) HE CELEBRATED MORGAN AND CANA.- Tr DIAN BTAL stand htwood Park ity atroee, near Fort Bt Yevery Monday and Tuesday after tbe let of April; Wedneeday and ‘Thursday at Ten, jotel, and Fri: nd Blablee No 150 de street, etwees wea tee jand. The horse will stand §: gle 8.0 for the season. $15 insure foal. or ti breaks the rakes. Allcare will be taken mares. No tea sibility for nt, wo iit A mh 22-tapl* 3 ‘roprister, Bp™D8 AND cacEs ” J. FOLLER 370 bth street, between Gana Ht, mnseanr OE AUCTION SALES. [ For other Auction Sales see fourth pag’) B™ WM. b. WALL & 00., Auctime SALE OF GROURRIES, ac. On TURSDAY MORNING. “Miarch 2 ing at Doge thed ‘will sell, at oar stor roceries, ad Yellow Sugarg Tee Gree Teas Bi . Tare, Backets Rice. Ginger, Yeret Powders lies, Prunes Extracts Clears, To Fine Ont do ‘Tea Caddies, Spices, Blacking Variety of Crockeryware ~ Mets, Howls, Pits aes es Lemons and Candles Liquid Blue. boxes Pepper, Cround Ooffee, &o. Barrels Whiskies. Brandies. Wines, Corgi sis Cc am pagnes, Claret Wines, ac. hic. Camera second Tron Sa‘es. With « variety of other artictos tn the grocery line, all of which will be sold without reserve, bh. a W. L. WALL & ©0., Aucts, ¥ NAGLE & CO., Auctioncers. Bales-rooms No. 267 Pennsylvania avenue, . cornor of Lith street, ° Nagi®& Co. will give their persoual attention to the sale of Real B tate and Househol; the residence of mmilies declining housekee; Also, te of stocks of Groceries and chandise of every description, Horses, Ua: Harness, £0. deo} WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND @RoC = TES, AT AUCTIO We will sell. at 10 o'clock, at our salesrorn TUESDAY, Marc! large and choice as Brandies, Gina, ver sky. 2 bbis. Gibson's olf i Tomsto (atsup. Also, choice Family Groceries of all descriptions. NAGLE & ©0.. Ans ts. it Cor. Pe and lith streot. WINES, LIQUORS. RS AND GROCERIES AT AUCTION, We will sell. at 10 o'clock, at our salesroomms, on TUESDAY, March “th, a jarzeand choice assort- ment of Fine Old Wines, Brrndies. Ging. very old Rye and Bourbon Whisky, ? barrdls Gibson's old Cabinet Whisky, 5 barrels TImato Catsap. Also, 460 bottles Claret Wines, and ehoics Fami'y Gro- ceries of all Sencripticns, AGLE & O00... Anctionsers, It Corner Pa. avenne an! Lith street, or. T PRIVATE SALE-ROUND HOUSE HO- TEL, situated on the Leesburg Pike, 15s miles from Alexandria, and 245 miles from Washington. The Motel is in excellent order. and contains tex (10) rooms and kitchen. Twenty acres of good land attached to same. Tho property will be sold low, as the proprietor is going Nort: wh 2 = NAGLE & 8)., Anctioncers. EXeccTons SALE OF VALUABLE KEAL 4 STATE On MONDAY, April 2, 1555, in obedionce te the last will of John Bicksler, decoased. we. the un- dersigned. will sell at public anctio: the prem. isoa, the tract of Land formerly occupied by the deceased, containing 150 acres. with the reservati of one-fourth of an acre, which has been used graveyard.in Fairfax county, Virginia, about lea from Drainsville. 1's from Potomac river. ling consists of oue Log Dwelling, nearly hew, which hiss s very good cellar, There is als all Orchard of some 79 trace of select fruit elds, making ab weil watred. and 30 near the one £0 desiring. Torms of sale > One-sixth of the pnrchase money will be required in hand: the residue in five equal payments of on» year each, with interest from ¢ay of sale. the deferred pay ry outs to be secured by a deed of tru the purchaser. The tithe Sale to take place between li . Porsessio 2 as OOM @s terms are w complied with. SAMUEL BIOKSLER JOSEP BIOKSLER, mh 2-6t> Execatora, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME . HOUSE AND LOT On MONDAY, 2: day of April next. at 5 o'clock Pp. m., we shall sell on the premises, Lot’. in Wiltber ger’s subdivision of Sa: 441, haviug 2 feet front, running back 9% fret to an alley 15 fest wide. front ing on 8 30 foot alley, between Gth and 7th streets west and 8 ard T streets north. Terme: One half cash; balance in and 12 months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser, She aewn when the Reet is knocked of. TREEN & WILLIAMS, mb 24-8,Tu, Pads Anctionears, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS EAST OF THE CAPITOL AT AUCTION. . On THURSDAY, the 2th instant. we «hall sell, infront of the premises. at 5 o'clock Building Lote at the corner of north © streets cast. ig Subdivixions of Lots No. 1 and 11, 6f Sanare 834. These beautifal lots front 7 and 32 feet, and immediately after the sale of the above, or at half-past © o'clock, we will sell, on the premi- ses, eight Building Lots in Square No. 90), they being subdivisions of Lots Nos. 18,19, 20 and 21, in said Suuare. This property fronts on south Band 12th streets east. and near the Philadelphia Row, Lots front Mand % feet. Terms cash. All conveyancing at est of purchasers, including revenue sta table. 25 will be utradpeea dow: when the e Fe knocked of on each lot. aa acing mad [Int.| GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, BY THOS. DOWLING, Aact,; Georgetown. PUBLIC SA ; : igned will sell ai btie anctior MORNING, rch 28th. » premise , half « mile northwest the river road. the very len, centaini i from Tennallytown desirable Market 6 ood nine acres it the same time, I will sell two fine Work two fresh Miich Cows,two Wagons and Harness, Hay snd Straw, new Cutting Box. Hot- bed Sash, Farming Implements, Honsebold Fur- niture, and « great many articles not mentioned. Terms cash. ALBEBT 2COTT. m 23-46 THOS. DOWLING, Anct. = cme A PUBLIO SALE. 8 Attorney for the owner. 1 will sell at public sale,on mises, on TUESDAY ati o'clock m.,if fair. if not the next fair day, same hour, 16", acres of LANB. ‘This Land is not more than 1} or 2 milesfrom the railroad station at Belteville, in Prince George's county, Md.; isin a healthy locality, good neigh- borhood, with — roads About & acres is ara- bie land, the balance heavily wooded; the farm is well watered. the soil is of good quality, and the wood very valuable. Proximity to the railroad renders ita desirable place to one doing business in Washdgton or Baltimore desiring a country home. Persons are invited to view the property and to attend the sale. as theowneris determined tosell. Mr. JOHN K. HARRISON, living near, ill show the propert will how HERBY CLARK, Attorney-at Law, “meta Upper Marlboro", Ma. E E SALE OF HORSES, CABRI- 4 » HARNESS. &c.,&c., AT At l0o‘clock a. m., the A N. ON THURSDAY, March 29tb, entire STOCK of the well- kmown Congress Stables. at Nos. 465 and 4675 th street, between Dand E streets, comprising: 1) wort valuable list of Horses, Carriages, Harness &c.. ever offered to this community, consisting of several pairs of very fine Matched Horses, Single- Griving and Saddle Hi . Also, several excel- lent Farm Horees, one superior Brood Mare, (fall- blood Morgan.) with Colt by her side, and one fine Dairy Cow. Also,a large number of Carriages, cemprising superior Family Carriages. Open a rouches, Phaetons. 0; and ig ye ies. which ho been built pearsee t Scape _ ntry . to; rw alarge quantity of en- rior Deuble and qSingle Harness, Robes, ‘Blan: Stas Whips, Be + 80 Ri gHT, OLOOTT & CO. Washington, March 12, 1835. mh 16-4t29 WitcuEs, . DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, SILVYER-WARE, &c, A reduction in price corresponding to THE HEAVY DECLINE IN GOLD, M. W. GALT & BOTILER Offer their entire stock of WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, SILVER-WARE, &c., AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Their Stock was never More complete, and is ef- fered at 8 great reduction from former prices. M. W. GALT & BRO., Jewellers, _™h 21-6t 354 Pennsylvania avenue. Qaee @ak xE, OTL MEAL. Every one owning a bores should use the above articles, eepecially at this season of the y SEED OATS. A pete, article for sale; the very best in the market. FLOUR, MEAL, MILL FEED, BALED HAY, For sale low, in quantities to suit, by W.M.GALT & 00., Corner Ind. ave and lst street. 2 mh 16-tf fepaired and Warranted. ds 92-6m* ra a hn NNIES be had f manUactataae! = 7 ing THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. BY OBEEN rs ‘WILLIAMS, Awctioncers. Es? oa a, TOaT BBE the 26th instant, at & Lathe’ SERS Ste z “third cash: balance tn sia. twalve, eed cighteen mouths, secured by a deed of trust om ancing revenue stamps at the cost eee rty is sold. Sod TORRENS WILLIAMS, Arte Bt © & WALSH & 00, Aucttonsers, 208 Pe No. corner With street. Sal TURSDAY. THURSDAY and SAT- URDAY MORNING. at iv oclad. ot Berniturs, Dry Geode, Clothing, ory , Boots, Shoes, &e. Sales EVERY EVENING, at 7 o'clock, of a een- rel assort it of Merchandise, Watches, ons. &o. Qut-door sales attended to om reasonable tepms. Comslznments tolicited m K. WALSH & 00., Aacts ‘0 LAB SALE O mM AsTER'S . Cases Quartermaszer’s Office Wack s has Waskinecom. D. eo March 8 taoe't Will be sold st public auction, at Lincoln De- t, Wasbincton. D C©.. under the direction of revet Lientenant Colonel OH. Tompk: a. M.,on TUESDAY. March 27, 1865 at o'clock a. m_. jarge lot of Conéemned QUABTBBMAS- TERS STORES. consisting of— Chairs, Desks. Printing kets, Bridles, Harness. Feet T: Saddles, Lines, Wagon Wheels, Hubs Bodies, Drag Mill Am: vils, Fire Bender, Portable Forges, Smiths’ Bel lowa, Planes, Saws, Cauldrons, 4 Water a . pe. ‘ast lron, 45.320 Ibs. Scrap Wrought Iron, 39 0 lus. Tron Tire, 1.496 Ibs Sorap Leather, bew, 1,630 Ibs Rope. 1.008 Ihe. Scrap Steel, 6 ibe. Zinc. 2 Ambulances. 1 Baggy, 35 Carte, 3 Slop Carts. 18 two-hores Wagons, 10 two horse) Wagons.2 four horse Spring Wagons. LW" ing Army sd gone. 18 Seavenger Wagons, 1 Wa- ter agon, ke sae will Ls continne’ from day to day until the property is sold. “The ee must be removed withia five days from date of sale. verpment fands. + mare SY MS = Bepot ‘of Washineton” SALE_OF CONDEMNED OU SS" STORES AT ALEXAND H a tio: Lee. A. Q M..on TURS- DAY. March 27. 1958. at 1i o'clock a. m.a lot tenant Colonel J.G OC ot unserviceable Qua: termaster’s Stores, consist- ing of 3 Paulins, 23° pounds Harness Leather. 10 ounds Zine, 40 pounds Cut Nails. 30) pounds forse Shoes. 2 boxes Tin Crow Bars, Wrenches, Belting Rose, 1 Fanning Macl Bockets. Sed dies, Shovels Hemmers, Desks, Tables, Obairs, ac Terms : Cash in Government funds D. H. RUCKER, Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, mh 16-9 Depot of Washington’ RY W. L. WALL & C0., Auctioneer TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPBRTY IN THE SIXTH WARD. By virtue of s deed of trust 49 the subscriber, bearing date the 10th day of Jane, A. D. i recorded. &c,. I shall r for sais, et public tion, on THURSDAY, the 22d day of March @: ing, at 5o'clock p. m., in frontef the premises, ail of Lots numbered two, (2,) three, (3,) and four. (4,) in Sq numbered 942, with the improv This propert mated at thi 01 le: One-third ‘erms of a tix. twelve, and ciahseoe Mont je grime his Detes for the ‘actorily indorsed, and day of sale. ferred ymeuts, satis- bearing interest from the A deed given and deed of trust taken. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. If the above terms are not complied with withia five days from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to re-sell the said pre at the risk and expeise of the defeulting purchaser, on giving two di " netice in the Ew Star. eerie eT ASBURY LLOED, Trastes, mbi3 WM. L. WALL & 00., Aucts, S7 THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY postponed to TUESDAY, the 7th instant, at the ay tim 4 lace. on or o e Trustee. = ASBCRY LLOYD, Trastes m2 W.L. WALL & O0., Aucts. Br! C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. THREE STOBY BRICK DWELLING WITH pace BUILDING, ou Stam ET IkTH. Cc N. On THURSDAY AFTEBNOON, March ats o'clock, we will sell the elling-bouse th Lot, being No. 200. on north I street, fourth house from the corner of 20th street west, north side. The house ij iT, with back rear of lot,is and contains 10 orl! rooms, with bath room, ie positive. ‘erms: One-half cash; balance six and twelve months, the notes to be secured on the property. Conveyancing and stamps te be paid tor by the urchaser, Ob 5.0. McGUIRE & 00., Aucts, B" D. L. WELLS & ©O., Auctioneers. We will sell at Public Auction. en the premi on TURSDAY, March 27th at §e\clock p. m.. Lot é in Square 268, fronting 15 feet on 134; st., between Band Maryland avenue, and running back 10) fest, roved by atwostery Frame House coutsining € rooms. ‘Terms cash. Fifty dollars down st the time and place of sale. Converancing. searching of title, and stamps st cost of purchaser. D. L. WELLS & 0@., Ancts. mh 2) -6t B* W. L. WALL & O0., Anctleneers, Seuth corner of Penn’ and 9th st. LOTS IN THE FIBST WARD On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, the 28th in- ps o'clock, we will sell, in front of the rem! ee t 4, square 37, en I st., between 234 and 24th ste. Lot juare 42, op 2th det. Gand H sts. are 42, on 354 st., bet. G and H sts. Lot 5, square 20,0n & Lot 8, equare $i, ay » bet. 26th and 2th sis, H st, bet. sth st. and 8. B. eo. Terms: One-fourth cash: balance in six and twelve months, witb interest, secured by a deed of Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- chase Bale to commence at Lot No. 4, on E street, ma W.L. WALL & OU. Aucts, B* J. ©. McGUIRE & CO... Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE LOT ONL S KET, NEAR CORNER OF 22D, West END. N™ On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March 23th, at 5 o'clock, on premises, by virtue of a deed ot trust duly recorded in Liber J. A. 8.. No. 88, folio< A. 123 end 124, I shali sell Lot 14, Square 73, fronti: i feet on south wide of north Li strect tose ne . she West, running beck 10) feet to & 30-feet alley ed Terms: One-half cash; residue in six months, with interest, secured by deed of trast on the prop- erty. Con eing st cost vevaneiP OBERT A. WATRES, Trustee. mod JAS. 0. McGUIRE & 00. Ancts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF TWO UF MEROVED LOTS ON THE COBNER OF RTH EB STREET AND 24TH Reet WEST. On TUESD. the 7th instant, at 5 o'clock p. ™., we shall sell, in front of the premises, Lots Nos, No. aving 85 feet 9 inches a an alley. re , Secured by a deed of trust on the premi- sen. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the oost of the purchaser. = cx the Wy is sold. Shing GREENS WILETAMS, Aucts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. urchrser's front each, ing ine! 1 rusni rupning back 99 feet 2 Terms: One-third cash, balance six and months, HOUSEHOLD EURTORE ON G STRERT WE LEVENT: AND He ib a STREETS WEST, AT uBio instant, at 10 @'clock the residence of » gentle- a-tete 3 r rs Marble-top Centre Tabies % in, and other Walnut, Wardr we, Bressing Bureaus, Wesh- stands Bedsteads and Musk Mattresses bles, Chairs, Crockery, and Outlery One cxcelleut Cooking Stove and Utensils Latrobe and other Trail und Step Olielowh, Window Bath Tab ane * ot ot CREEN & WILLIAMS a Auctioneers. & CO., Auctioneers. B™ JAS. ©. McGUL All conveyancing and stamps at the cost puri NOTTOR. Tre MANURE of Center Market © m.,for the