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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-28

A GOOD NOvE--The Sergeant Of the Second
WARD Police Is AT work 10 relieve 18th street
OF the bhwdy houses tina; for four years past
has dfsgraced that portion of the thoroughfare
lying eetween Pennsylvania avenue and the
canal bragg, which was daily thronged during
the var with fancy women, roughs. and men
OF the lowest character, making II very disa-
greeaofe- even dangerous, for respectable per-
sons 10 pass that way. The war is now over
Most OF the ''fancy"-male and fpmale-haye
LEFT the city for the citys good and the sergeant
q deterInIned 70 clean ont the remainder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-28

CHARGE OF RAPE.-On Monday afternoon.
isabella LlpPard complained 10 Justice Wal.
"-r that a number Of soldiers had assaulted
heT, and attempted to commit a rape upon her
and procured a warrant, on which officer X
Brewer arrested Wm- Daily, and took him he
Tore the Justlce but the evidence not being
sufficient he was dismissed.
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GRAND LARCENY.-Matilda Mumford, COL
oTed, was arrested yesterday by officer Mulloy,
OF the second precinct, upon charge of steal
ing SO, the property OF Ferdinand Smith. She
was taken before Justice Walter, who commit
ted her 20 Jail FOR cOurt.
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MkEINI's DANCING ACADEMY-See else
where the announcement by Prof. Marini of
the opening OF the last quarter Of his brilliant
season OF lessons AZ his Fashionable Dancing
Academy. His Assembly Rooms, as fitIed up
by him. are the most elegant places Of resort in
Wa hIngton, and are in great demand for fash
ionable balls &c
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CITY ITEMS.

CoMBs.-Something new and beautiful in
Combs, Jet and Fancy Goods come ON this
morning, at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No.
43S Pa. ave, third door from AZ street.
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Go TO HEADQUARTBRs.-The undersigned
would respectfully inform the public that he
has just received one cargo Of Cherrystone
oysters to-day, that he will serve mp in every
style to please his customers at the lowest
market price at his old stand 2S1 G street. cor
ner OF llth street. L. M. HARVEY z
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ENTERPRISE should be patronised. We no.
uce that Harvey Il Co, $50 Pa. ave-, bet 9th
and 10th SITS. has received several cargoes OF
magnificent oysters which they serve Roasted
and Steamed, and in the best style.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-28

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs, when al
lowed to dissolve 70 dissolve in the mouth,
have direct influence to the affected parts: the
soothing effect to the mucous lining of the
wndpipe allays Pulmonary irritation and
gives relief in Coughs, Colds, and the various
Throat Affections to which public speakers and
singers are liable. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-28

PASSING COCNTERFEIT MONEY.-Nondav
afternoon, John Howard, colOred, was arrested
by officer Shield, OF the Third Ward, upon a
charge OF passing counterfeit money on sam
jackson. He was taken before Justice Thomp-
son, who sent him 10 jail for court.
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DY JAS. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctieneers.

lhlol CALE-
BY virtue Of q decree passed by the sunrers
Court Of the District Of Columbia in Chancery
cause No 46s. wherein Elizabeth Sfbley IA COR,
plainant and Ellen Edes ct al are defendants Il
shall sell, at public auction, on the premises ON
THURSDAY, the I'd day of February lsss a. ~
o'clock p m all that part Of Lot S, in square sS
In this city, contained within the followine metes
and bounds: Beginning at a point on The west linz
OF SAID lot 81 feet inches south of the northwest
corner thereof, and running thence east oe feet 4
incnes 10 an alley; thence north IS feet 8 inches
t. Nest " feet inches; and thence south Is
iesa lhehes TO the place OF beginning
ms property is situated on 9th street west be-
wen and M streets north and II improved with
Terms OF sale: One half cash; and the balance in
SIX sno Twelve months, for which the purchssers
noTs. secured 70 the satisfaction of the Trustee.
sold ~ ~ W w.
All conveysncing and revenue stsmps at COST 81
purchaser. WIN. y. MATTINGLI. Trustee.
Afe s-eo2w J. O. McGUIRK a CO., Aucts.
sgTHR ABOVE sALK is POSTPONED UH
tlTHURsDAY AFTERNOON next, NJ Oh LIST,
'-'' "'1' ~' VIZ. MArTINGLY. Trustee.
f<xS-d D. O. MoGUIBk co Aaets~
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GRAND LARCENY. -Jno. Williams, alias
JohhSOG, negro vas arrested by officer Noonan
rs night- for the larceny of a coat from Mr.
JnO- Holleran. Williams had been employed
by MI Holleran, and about two weeks ago
stole hlN coat The coat was recovered and
The prisoner was taken to Superintendent
Richards, who sent him 10 Jail for court
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DIED,

BRADH In East W ashington. on February ~.
n nope OF glorious Immortality. Mrs SUSAN
BhADl ,. rehct Of the late kathsniel Brady, in the
eighty third year Of her age
HlChE1, On the 9TH inst, SARAH, aged two
get Hickey.
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R1 J. G. MCGUIRE d co, Auctioueers.
MARKET FARM FOR SALE

,,.,, ~ hhM TUX SALE.
VIII De sold, on TUESDAY, 9Th Of March, at Il
O'Clock, at our Auction Rooms. a lot of Land, con-
'inihg aoeut twenty acres. suitable for garden
and fruit farm, lying upon the military road mid
way between Forts DE Russy and stephens, sdioin-
ing the land OF Mr.. Swartz, commanding view OF
washington and the Soldiers Home, about ~
miles from Washington, either by the 9TH street or
18th street road; q very desirable property.
Title guaranteed.
Purchasers desiring to view the property viii
call on VIM. Reading, at the Union Arch, on the
Washington AQueduct. For information address
him at Georgetown, ID. c. or apply to VIM: kurtx,
at the Ordnance Department. WiDder,s Building.
Terms: Two thirds cash; $50 Of which must be
paid at sale, balance may remain. secured en- the
property ave years, with interest.
All conveyances at cost OF purchaser. .
IL the terms Of sale not complied with Ia te
DAYS from the day Of SALE the right is re served 10
resell the property Ut the rsk and cost of tins first
nSst' 80. MeoUIRK 4 CO., A.eu.
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"A fEECOCiOUs DEsPERADO.-Last night
about III O'Clock young man named John IL
Hunt was attacked on the avenue, between AZ
and 9th streets, by two boys, one of whom cut
MIN across the head with a razor, in letting an
ngly cash. Officers Padgett and Larabee COM
ing up arrested John Kelly. aged about Is and
LOOK him TO the Fourth Ward station This
morning Justice Walter heard the case and
Hunt fully identifying Kelly the party who
cut hlm he was committed to Jail. Kelly is a
notorious young thief and Is one of the parties
VINO was arrested for robbing the store of
Messrs. Heating i Browning, but the Grand
Jury failed to indict him. Last week he WAS
arrested by the Fourth Ward police and placed
on a train with orders never 10 return but il
appears he went as far as Baltimore and re-
turned in the next train
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is q
certain cure for Burns, Piles, Corns, Bunions,
rheumatism, Frost Bites and skin diseases
Try 1t; only p cents Sold by druggists. com
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RY JAS. c. MCGUIRE a CO., A0ctiOneers.

* 0-IS' . VVss
PEREMPTORY SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
AUCTION ROOMS.
On THURSDAY EVENING, March I, at IL
O'Clock, we will sell for account OF whom il NAV
concern, q number Of Gold and Silver Watches and
Jewelry, accumulated for years past as collateral
security, on which advances have been made.
Amsng the Watches are
Gold Hunting Case Watches, English Levers
Z Gold Open face do do
Gold do Swiss Watches
2 Gold Hunting Case do
Silver Watches
And q variety Of Gold Jewelry, in sets.
Sleeve Buttons and Studs.
Pins, Ear and Finger Rings
Together with lot of Plated Jewelry and Silver
Ware.
Also, Silver Plated Tea Set, SIX pieces
Sale positive. JAS. G. MCGUIRE A 60,
lie H-H Auctioneers
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TO LADIES.

~ Many persons come 10 our store and AK for i'm
-tauOn Human Hair. This is to give notice that
We kEep OnlT geDuins snd irst class articles
DEMONGEOT,
feSN Corner Of d and 10th streots
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PY JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO., AuonOposr..

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS ON THE ISLAND.
By virtue OF deed 81 trust from Ann McCabs,
dated March Is, 1865, and duly recorded in Liber n
G. T. IS. folio 80, of the Land Records for WASH
in front of the premises, on THtJRsDkY. the
LIST Of March, instant, at 41z O'Clock m Lot 2 in
Square No go, and Let 4, In SQUARE $50 in the city
of Washington.
Terms Of sale One half in cash; and the remain
der in and II months with interest aud secured to
the satisfaction of the trustee.
Terms to be complied with in seven days after
sell at cest and risk of first purchaser.
All conyeysncing and costs at eKpense Of purcha-
ser, VIM III WARD Trustee
fe T-2aw&ds 10. MCGUIRE Co Aucts
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TRUSTEE SALE OF BILLIARD TABLES AND
BAR MIXTURES, LEASE, AND BUILDING,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On thursday, the LIST day of March next af
10 O'Clock q. m, shall sell, on the premises on
l4th street. between g and New York avenue nerth,
by virtue of a deed Of trust 10 me from the cub
sCriber dated the 18th day of December, 1885, and
duly recorded in Liter r. VI No. /, fOios IS.
24, 25. sDd go OF chsttel record for the county Of
Washington, in the District Of Columbia, 10 Wit,
viz:
-Four Billiard Tables and Billiard Balls, Cues,
and Fixtures
Bar aud Bar Fixtures. all the stock in trade
The Furniture, all and singular.
The Goods, Chattels, and Personal Property in
said honse, and the Expired Lease OF said house
and premises. and the Good Will Of said Dining and
Billiard Saloon, sc.
Terms cash. JACOB RANDOLPH. Trustee.
fe la-eOSas GBEEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, AuctiOneer..

EACELLEET AND NEARLY NEW BLACK
WALNUT FURNITURE AT AUCTION
ON hONDAf, the 5th day Of March next at 10
O'Clock a. m we shall sell at the residence OF gen
tleman declining housekeeping, No. 623 III street
north, between Sd and 4th streets, viz:
line line black Walnut ParlOr Suit, consisting OF
HaIr-cloth covered Sofas
Easy and Side Chairs, Marbletop Centre Table
Zine black w lDut Marble-top Sidebsard
Fine black Walut Chamber Suit, consisting OF
A costly Bedstead
marble-top Dressing Bureau
Marble-top Washstand, Wardrobe
-Four 6ane-ssat Chairs and Rocker
Dining Table. Chairs and Crockery
Card Tables. Cottage Bedstesds, and other Cham
Der Furniture
Brussels Carpet, Tin Safe and Cutlery
Excellent Cook and Farlor Stoves
A lot Of Kitchen Requisites
And many other articles which we deem unnecee.
ssry TO enum crate. -
Terms cash GREEN WILLIAMS,
fe I'D Auationeers
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PERSONAL.

4 YOUNG LADY. reduced in circumstances. is
"A willing to give MI SIC LESSONS the Pr
aho on very reasonable terms. Address 81. c.,
Box 1T, Star Office 1t.
MRS. g. PINKHAM, Trance, Speaking and
4'I Prophetic Medium. will receive visitors at
s2o street, between 9Th and It'll SITS. fe - ST"
I IEUT. MATTHEW MASON, late of the 8lst
- Penna volunteers, please call At the Office of
Messrs. ALLEN LATSON, 2O5 Penna avenue,
Washington, u q fe Is IT.
SPECIAL CARD TO THE LADIES.-Any lady
- desiring 10 ind an elegant HOME, with excel
lent Medical Attendance, the best care, and strict
est retirement. before and during Con dnement can
hnd such a Home in the family of a widow lady,
living handsomely ia Brooklyn, without children
or bosrders. Applications must be made with
iegibIe address. letters addressed initials
never sent through post office. Address Box 412,
Brooklyn, n. Y. fe I6-lm
DERS0NAL.-MIsS SMITH, La Favorita Giga
Il Store, 4611a 18th street, between Z and +
Keeps constantly on hand fne Cigars and Tobacco
at low prices. To prove il is by CITING her call
fe Slim
WIN. PRINCE, 3s1 street opposite Patent
w Office. the only practical STAMPER in the
District wishes to inform his customers that he il
not connected with any ether Stamping concern in
this city. As there are so called Stampers using
his name, hence this notice He has ON W one Pine
on street. Weekly in receipt of new patterns
wnlcn are mare no at once. fe9
nR. C: M. FORD has removed to No, 2s East
- Capitol street. between LIST and I'd. feb lin
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RELIEF or THE POOR.-Last evening the as
sociation for the relief of the poor, held meet
ing at the Council chamber. City Hall, Mr.. J.
X. Elyans in the chair and Mr.. 7. u Stitt act
ing as secretary.
Mr. Preuss, under whose direction the enter
taInment for the benefit Of the poor is to be
given this week, reported that be had scared
the services of a number of singers for the en-
tPrtainmPnt
Mr. George T. McGIue and b. II. Stnemetz
made statements IN reference to the soup
houses established in the First Ward, IN which
II was stated that rs loayes of bread and GO
pounds OF meat had been given out daily IN
addition 10 sOup; but funds We're needed.
After some remarks 10 the suffering in
different sections OF the city, Mr.. Lloyd offered
resolution for the appointment of treasurer
for each ward 10 receive the proportion of the
proceeds of the entertainment for distribu ton,
which Was adopted and the following ap-
pOintments wers made For the First Ward,
Mr. Rhinehart; Second Ward, Edward Owen;
Third Ward, Jos r. HOdgsOn: Fourth Ward
George Savage; Fifth Ward, Geo. r Gulick;
Sixth Ward, A. Il. Gross; Seventh Ward, Mr..
Lumpkin.
DIR Lloyd offered a resolution, which was
adopted. appointing a committee of one from
each ward. 10 prepare suitable appeal to the
citizens of Washing tOn in behalf of the moor
MesSrs. Geo. T. hcGlue, Il. II. Stinemetz r.
U. Stu, A. Lloyd, G.. /. Garfield, d. NcCath-
ran, and Rev. Alfred Holmead were appointed
the committee; and they reported an address,
which was adopted.
A resolution was adopted appointing a COM
mittee to wait on the Mayor and request that
OUT OF the ten thousand appropriated by the
Council, five hundred dollars be placed In the
hands of the treasurer appointed for the First
Ward for the benefit OF the soup house in that
ward, and that three hundred dollars be placed
IN the hands of the treasurer for the Seventh
ard Tor the benefit OF the poor of that ward,
and Messrs. Lloyd, Lyles and Stitt were an
pointed to act as the committee
Inc meeting then ad lourned 10 meet on Tues
Gay night next in the Council Chamber.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AucIionesrs-

ENCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
EuRSITURE AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY. the first DAY Of March, we shau
sen ~ the late residence Of Samuel Hark ness De.
ceased. NO. north X, between sth and 9th streets
west. ~ ~ cioek m, a excellent and superior
assortment OF Furniture, viz.
Mahog any Piaroforte Stool and Cover ma.
10y Louis Stein A Co
Mahogany Sofas, DiVans, Booking and PsrIer
Mahogany and Walnut Marble top Dressing Bn-
reaus and wash closets
Mahogany and Walnut WhatRot, HAtrack Extan-
sion Dining and other Tables
Marble. top Side and Card Tables
Jenny Lind and other Bedsteads
Feather Beds and Bedding
Fine Three ply Parlor, Chamber, Hall, Stair, and
other Carpets
Hearth rugs, Oilcloth and Mating
Alabsster Msntel and other Clocks and mAHtel Or
Fine Feather Beds, Bedding, and Mattresses, and
Lounges
Cane.sest, Arm and other Chairs, and ward
Superior French China, Glass, and Crockery-
Damask aud other Window Curtains and Painted
Shades
Cooking. Radiator, and other Stoves
With a large lot Of Kitchen Requisites, aud many
other articles which W. deem unnecessary emu
meTstc. Terms cash
fe nj GREEN WILLIAMS Aact.
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RI W. L. WALL & co. Auctisneers.

ri ". L. WALL & co. Auctisneers.
ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCERIES. TRICK
DkAY, PAIR OF WORK H0RsEs, IRON
On FRIDAY MORNING, March ?. eomuencing
at 10 clock we will sell, at the Store Of Messrs
h l.. Chaplin CO., No. 800 7th street, near L
grocery line, comprising " ~
10 bogsheads choice Porto Rico Molasses
Barrels Sugar, Bags Coffee
10 barrels Whisky, part fine
barrels Flour, Hams. and Bacon
Teas, Sugars, Tobacco, Starch
Cheese, Candies, Fish. &C
pair of fine Work Horses
Truck and Dray and Harness
Irun Safe
superior Saddle and Buggy Horse
With many other articles in the grocery line: sIt
OF which will be peremptorily sold.
Terms Of sale are: All sums under slOo, cash:
over that amount and under 500, thirty days;
over that amount, credit of sixty days for poebs
satisfactorily Endorsed. bearing interest
The Horses and Truck will be sold at 5 O'Clock
ii. l.. CHAPLIN co.
ie % w l. WALL. A On AInct.
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: LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEM ENTs TO NIGHT.

GROWERS Henry Dunbar" dramstized
rom Mrs. Braddon's novel Of the "Outcast,"
by Ton Taylor, viii be repeated this evening
Miss Annie Ward, from the Chestnut street
tneater, Philadelphia the popular actor MI.
and others of the stock company appear in this
piece which Is one Of the most narrowing OF
the sensational school Of dramas.
LECTURE.-Rev. John Z. W. Ware will lee
ture this evening at the Unitarian Cnurcn,
corner OF ID and 9th streets, on the inexhaust-
BILE topic of MAN" Seats free.
CONFERENCE.-The new local drains,
G(i uerriIIas OF the Potomac" with thrilling
incidents, fierce combats q "a exciting tableaux-
Mile FOresteeIs imitatio of the Davenport
Brothers and other attract ons.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

VERY VALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK
HOUSE; WITH BASEMENT AND LOT, ON
NEW yERSEf AVENUE, CAPITOL HILL,
On MONDAY, the 5th Of March, we shah sell, i'm
front OF the premises, at clock D. m, that yalu-
able three story and basement brick house con-
tainlng 10 or u rooms and wide hall, situated ON
New jersey avenue between b and O streets SOUTH
now occupied as the Coast Survey Once IL being
house No. 511 and Lot No. IL, in Square Ne 6sa
This property Is handsomely located a little s.uth
OF the capitol, ana In very commanding POSITION
and the sale will bs we'll worthy the attention Of
persons wishing TO obtain a handsome residence ar
make good Investment
Terms cash. $500 will he required maid down
when the property is knocked of, ard il not com
pned With the property will be then and there putnp
and seld TO the next hf CHEST bidder and the whoN
terms to he complied with in five days from day OF
on the owner reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of ths first purcbaseT
All convey anclng and revenue stamps at cost Of the
fe &.6t GREEN a WILLIAMS Ancts
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by ii. X. WALSH CO., Auctioneers
- No. 2s3 Pa. ave-, corner 10th street

R1 nj. h. Walsh & CO, AuctiOnerrs
- No. 2c3 Pa. ave-, corner 10th street
STOCK OF FURNITURE, CARPETS Bed
DING. MATTRESSES, STOVES. CROCKERY
AMI GLASSWARE, &C, AT AUCTION
The Effects of family leaving the city and
removed TO our Store for convenience of sale
On tn CRSDAY MORNING, March l. at 10
o'clock we will sell large assortment of the above
Goods. among which will be found
Cottage Sets. in all colors
Wardrobes, Bureaus, and Bedsteads
Sofas, Tables, Chairs. Rockers
Mattresses, Feather Beds, and Pillows
Sheets. Quilts, Blankets. and Pillow Gases
Carpets Of every description
Parior Bedroom, and Cook Stoves
Looking Glasses, Pictures
Crockery ard Glassware, Tins, Tubs, &C. &c
Together with a general assortment of Uouse-
keeping Articles too many TO snumerate
Dealers will find this good opportunity to SUD-
ply their wants.
Terms cash.
fe 27-2t M K WALSH A 90 arcts
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THURSDAY, March 1,

at O'Clock D. m.
The stock, Good Will, Lease and License of Res
taurant No. #, Seventh street north, end of Horse
Railroad, consisting Of
Bagstelle Table, Bar Counter
Looking glass, Decanters, Tumblers
Paintings, Bar and Cooking Stoves
Steam Heater, &C. &c.
Sold account Of sickness of Proprietor
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0FSIR KNIGHTS, s. o. G-Yeu are earnest
w ly requested to attend q meeting on THUS
pA1 EVENING, at 71s O'Clock, at the usual place,
20 business of Importance requires your attention
Re ST. JAMES DICKSON V p
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fe 2S-eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS. Ancts


LEASE, GOOD WILL, BAR, BAR FIXTURES
RAMGES AND FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY. the 9Th day of March next at IL
we shall sell, on the premises, the Restaurant
called the Homestead, en- Penn. avenue. between
18th ans 18th streets west, Nos. 2f7 aud 2lq the
lease to run over four years. Good will, stock Of
Liquors, Ear Fixtures. consisting Of
Counters Oyster Boxes, Decanters, Glass w Ara
Fine Oval frame Mirrors, Steel plate Engravines
Chandeliers,
Eating Rooms, consisting sf Marble top Tables . /
Three-ply Carpets, Chandeliers, Stoves, T.ole
Linen, &c.
Kitchen furnished with fine Ranges, Hot and Cold
Water.
Steamsd Oyster Pipes and Boxes,
Gas throughout both houses,
Chambers furnished with Mahogany Bedsteads,
Msrble-top Dressing Bureaus, Wsshstsnds,
Cottage Bedsteass, Three ply Carpets,
Mattresses, Sheeting and other Bedding,
The above premises will be sold altogether to
the highest bidder for cash. II can be purchased
at private sale by calling on the Proprietors, on
the premises.
The House Is now doing an excellent business and
the emily for selling is that they engaged
in other business
The above premises are all newly papered and
painted throughout.
fe Esd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
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RT GKEEh d WILLIAMS, Aucsio0eers.
TRUSTEES sALE OF VALUABLE PROPER,
TY POINTING ON G. STREET NORTH. BE
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS
WEST.
By virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Colum kia. passed the 10th day Of
May, 1864. shall proceed TO sell, in front Of the
premises. on FRIDAY, the sth day Of March next
At c'cloSk p m. part of Lot No. IA, In square No
4S, having Q good building front, running back 4
good depth, with the improvements, consisting of
q small Brick Reuse
Terms One half cash; the residue in two equal
instalments, at six and twelve months, the our
chaser to give notes bearing interest with endorser
acceptable to the trustee the title to be withheld
until the whole of TIE purchase money shall be
paid; 100 down when the property is knocked
on and II the purchaser fails 70 comply with the
terms OF sale within Eve days from the time there
OF, the trustee the right 20 resell at the
rlsk and cost of the pu rcbaser.
Al conyeyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser
WM: w. McGILL. Trustee.