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RYC. W. BeTELER, Auctioneer,

LARGE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING, March 10Th at IOI.
% clock. shall sell at my Auctien Room, No. 800
street, between 10th and lltb. the Effects of a
family declining housekeeping, consisting in part
Piano, cover and stool
Rosewood ParloT Suite, covered with BrocateIe
-Four elegant solid Walnut Chamber Sets, with
marble top WV"
One W alnnt Mirror front Wardrobe
Brussels. Three. ply and Ingram Carpets
cottage Chamber Sets, Marble-top Tables
walnut Sofas, Arm and Reception Chairs
G1lt frame Mirrors, Engrsvings
Superior Hair and other Mattresses
Hah OilclOths. Window Curtains and Shades
Gas Fixtures, Blankets, Comforts and Sheets
China. Glass and Creckery
Cock Stove. Cooking Requisites, &c.
The Cabinet Furniture embraced in this sale is
OF very superior quality and worthy the attention
OF those wanting handsome and durable articles
Terms cash.
nah Sd c. w BOTELER Jr Auct
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About eighteen months ago. &. n Corn wall
was arrested for abstracting parts Of Cancelled
notes from the Treasury Department. In the
trial, District Attorney Darlington had several
OF the fragments as evidence. and these re-
NAMED in his possession until last week. when
four Of them, the upper halves of sI,UD Treas
nry notes, were stolen by Henry Holland, alias
Peter Jones, colored, about twelve years old
employed by Gen. Carrington in his Office He
gave two TO another boy named Alfred Fin
ney. which Were found at the house where be
lived. The other two were pasted together,
upside down, and sent by another boy 20 the
DspAranser .e 7se ohex.frse As-sSt@nt snper-
tinney, and they had bearing before Super
inteRdent Richards last Sunday, and were
sent to Jail for court.
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gS haretZek has secured . new Spanish
prilua donna "whose dark eyes sometimes melt
TO tesIfulness, and sometimes freeze with dig
nitY.o
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOD.

GALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOD.
R6adqRnTtsrS DEPARTMENT Of WaskisgtoH,
Q6fce ot The Chisf QuartsrnldStey,
tforReT l51a Street and Pennsylvania auenps,D (
WdShiHgtoH, d. c., March A, 1868
The surplus Government Wood on hand in this
city and in Alex andria Is now offered for sale
an quantities from one quarter of q cord 10 ten
cords, TO all persons desiring to purchase.
This W God il OF good quality, thoroughly sea
soned and nil ed in the propertions of sne third
Oak and two thirds Pine. The Wood Yards are
located on Marylan avenue. between 7th aud sth
streets at lsth street, hear Long Bridge in this
city at Kendall Grsen one mile north fBaltinore
and Ohio Railroad Depot; and one Gig hth of a mile
north Of the city of Alexandria. the Washi neton
and Alexandria Railroad. Price of Wood sr the
yards in Washington, six dollsrs S6) per cord; at
Alexandria, We dolarst So per cerd and delivered
in any part of VS. shnston at seven dollars Il per
cord in GeoIgetown at seven dollars and twenty
hye cents S7.2SI- per cord, ana in Alex and ria
at hSe dollars and eighty cents per cord
Appi! only at this Office during office hours. and
to Brevet MAJOR James Gleason, A. Q. M, at Al
exsDdria Wood Yard, from 3 o'clock q. m. TO 10
O'Clock, nooD ''-..
Terms-Cssh in Government funds
n. 1. LUDIN0T0N,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
hah 5-24t Department of Washington.
DESRIEs esD be had IN sny oUa1tities at the
L Ser OfBee souAtes De 0-u
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AMUSEMENTS.
Il. l6hOVBR,S NEW THEATRR-
PennsylyAnia avenue. near Wfll.rd,v Hoes,
LEONARD GROVER & OO.......,....-- Director
LEONA RID GROVER, N n uras

GROWERS NEW THEArKR.
rrSsnnSyls.nie aysaue. near WillardS Hoss,
IsoN AID GAOVER Directors
LEOhARD GRovER-......O. d. HESS.
m No extra charge fer. sests secured ip advance.
Doors open at q aqaartsr to seven; Curtain rises at
THIS eTuEsS fTksfsseGt e sfiset March g. 1885,
Second Time Of that most delightful Of Modern
How SHE LOVES HIM,
BY Rinn Bsurciaut. Esq. and claim fer II an ex-
the style Of thorough excellence in every detail
which VIII characterize its presentation. with
pIoacbabe in pcint Of general e1eelience BY any
dramatic organiIation on this continent
ST Tta ths hsSSssSs SiFs nsEss Of
GRovER's THEATER. go
LEONARD GROVER .....PROPRIEToR
FAREWELL SEASON
GRAND GERMAN OPERA.
places. well ss # many OF the first citizens of
Washington, Mr.. Grover has determined,
BEFORE DIsBANDING THE COMPANY,
to give
Brief FAREWELL SEASON
GRAND GRRMAN OPERA,
comprising the presens alton of several important
New Artistes and seyenl New Operas.
The Season, limited b Six Farewell Representa-
tions, will commence
MONDAY, MARCH IL.
The Company embrace,
THEODORE FORMEs,
the celebra ated Tenor, iron the Royal Opera House
Berlin where his pOsiiOnas the First Tenor of the
German Operatic Stage, isstTictly beyond cayil
WILHELM rORmES,
Baritone, from Royal Opesa House Berlin and
Opera House, Hamburg. These two are younger
brothers than the celebrated Basso, Karl Formes
and take European rank with his best artistic days
JOSEPH HERMANS, the Greatest Living Basso
FRANZ HIMMER. the popuar Heroic Tenor.
THEODORE HABLEMAN,
the fayorite Lyric Tenor
JOHN ARMAND, Lyric Tenor
JOSEPH WEINLICH, HEINRICH STINECKE.
ALPHONsE URCHs, OTTO LEHMAN.
MILE ELVIRA NADDI,
the new Prima Donna has gained daily in strength
and. by becoming accustomed TO the American
triumphs
MADAME JOHANNA ROTTER.
MADAME BERTHA JOHANNsEN.
MILE SOPHIA DZIUBA,
MADAME ANNA PICONNAsI,
her first appearance in Washington.
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RY GREEN 8 WILLIAMS, AustioReers.

By yirtne Of deed of trust from James Lawrence
signed, recorded IN Liber n G. T, No IL, foho
IS, &c, one Of the land records for the county of
washington, ID T., We shall expose at public sale
by snctiOn, in front of the premises at o'clock D
M. on the, sd day of March lSii, Lot number
IOrIy.sSNen, ihJ IN Sgusrr number three hundred
the Plat or plan Of he said city together with the
dwelling
Terms: One-fourti: cash, $50 of which mast he
pald immediately ait' the sale; bslence in o, y
and Is months, with interest secured by deed Of
trust on the premises and if the fall terms are not
compned H1th In hVe days, the trustees the
right to resell the property at the risk and coat of
the defaulting purchaser.
of the purchaser " Wv
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GREAT ATTRAcTION-At the ORIGINAL
" CHEAP SHOE STOKE. 322 Pehna. ~kR0
s,rnu. 4 doors cart of Adanss' Express
once, Laai.s' slippers, 20 cents L.d,es't ~
Plhsh Boots nd Caters, s3. mbese-' Pol
IN Roas a 10 e2 ~ AIso, a vindow allied with
BoTs, SHOES ard GAITERs, only per
Bor. nn ~
AJAsBeep APp YoeTHrpL ylGOR AL
IN Az ''s.'.'s - HxlsnsoLDS AA1kAo1 so'
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DEGES. J. W. & Il. p KREIS' DANCING
ACADEMY,
PARAER'S HALL

Opposite u st:opelitan Hotel.
A. our Winter Season is about 10 close, those
wishing TO Join our classes should avail "a
themselves OF this opportunity. And as ~
during this quanJer preparations will be fFA
made for osr Grand May Ball and Exhibi- IziSlA
ton all those desiring take partiH the exercises
should lose 10 time in entering.
Days ana Hours OF TRitaox:
For Ladies, Nissea and Masters, Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, ffom TO O'Clock.
For Gentlemen. Tuesdsy anf Friday evenings,
71< tOle. -
Private instruction given to suit convenience Of
these desiring
Circulars can be had at J r. Ellis'; Pnilp e.
Solomon's, also, at the Academy during the hours
of tuition
The Hall can be rented for Balls, Parties. Sol
rees, &c, on reasonable terms. iaT-tf
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
VERY VALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK
HOUSE: WITH BASEMENT AND LOT ON
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 5th of March, we shall sell, in
1ront oi the premises, at clock .. m that yalu-
able three story and basement brick house, con
talblng lO or " rooms and wide hall, situated on
New jersey avenue between B and O streets south
now occupied as the Coast Survey Office it being
mouse NO. 311 and Lot No. IL, in SQUARE Ne $40
THIS property is handsomely located, little s.uth
oil the Capitol, and In a very commanding position
and the sale will 5s well worthy the attention of
persons wis sung 20 obtain handsome residence or
make a good investment
Terms cash; 500 will be required paid down
when the property is Knocked or a. ii NOT com
piled Wi With t TIE he % BE- .r 900 5 % put
terms to be complied with in five days from day of
SALE or the owner reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of he first prchaser
All convey anciDg and revenue stamps at cost of the
purchaser. Title indsputablr
fe 26tt GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts
q THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAVOIDABLY
postponed until tn L URSDAY, the Ssh Instant at 3
o clock p. m, at the same place
m6 GREEN d WILLIAMS. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

X ohhbN q WILLIAMS, Auctloneers.
TY ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVEN6E AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Un FElDAY. the 9Th, at o clock .. M. we shall
sell IN 'front.' OF the premises, Lot i'm Square l9.
Ihis Iot mas been subdiyided, and Is improved by
-FOUR Two story frame dwellings each containing 5
rooms, and is situated on New Hampshire avenue,
betwesn north and streets, near Morgan and
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twel 70
sale. 1--WE ' VI
A deed given and deed of trust taken
All eonyeyancing and revenue stamps at the
cost of the purchasers
500 will be required to be paid down when
each house lie knocked of
Title indisputable.
m Sd GREEN WILLIAMS, Auets
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ale or HARD BREAD.
OVYIcE DkPor Ooxnlss.r

FoRT MONROE, Va, Dec. Is, lSss
Sealed Pr zee abs in duplicate, will be received
a this O5sice on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
Ii escb week for all the surplus HARD BREAD at
his DepO
The Bread IL IN boxes Of nfty so, pounds each,
nd in good -hi iPpiug order.
Al purchases will be delivered on board of trans
Ert1 without eX peRse TO the purchaser.
Ne proposals received for lees than twenty t2o)
EGes, one tho usaBd "a ,eoel poubds.
Payment required On notiheatiop OF acceptance OF
bd IN Government fusds-
PropssA.- should be endorsed Proposals for
lard read - and addressed To
dAlEtf JAMES CURRY, Ool. and o. =. v.
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RYD. L. WELLS 8 CO., Auctioneers-

Wewill sell at public auction, on the premises
on WEDNESDAI, March 7th, at 5 O'Clock o m
part OF Lot IS In Square 5ji, fronting 1914 feet on
street. between I'd and Sd streets north, running
back 1S5 feet To 30 foot alley, improved by a small
frame house and shed.
Terms cash.
m33t D. L. WELLS T. 90 Aurts
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RY THos. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.

Rf THos. BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
GROCERIES, IRON-sAFE, WAGON, PLAT
FnBm SCALES, &c &c: AT AUCTION.
l will sell at the store No. lis High street, bet
Besll and Dunbsrton streets, general assortment
Of
Groceries and Liquors
Herring Fire. proof Safe
Platform and other Scales
Wagon and Harness
ALSO,
At IL O'Clock. 1 will rent the prOprrty to the
highest bidder, for ole or more years.
Sale positive.
Terms cash.
m sd tIntD THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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Try CROWN, WALKER & co, Auctioneers.

We will sell on THURSDAY. March sth, at l2
O'Clock m, at Ahambra Restaurant, situated on
Louisiana avenue. between 9Th ana 10th streets, l.,
nearly opposite Central GuaTdhouse, the Good
will Of establishment, also the Bar and Fixtures
and one Ne. ! Bagatelle Table The only reason
for the owner selling ont Is he is going South, and
should not leave otherwise, as II is an excellent
stand being situated between the two Bazaars
and close to the market Terms cash
mb-3t' CROWN, WALKER K CO., Aucts.
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RY GROWN. WALKER y CO, Auctioneers.

RI OhVWN, W hLhhh OU,i AuCIIoneerb,
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUG
TI0N ON 1ITH STREET, ISLAND.
On MONDAY, the 18th instant, at O'Clock, in
front OF me premises. we shali seu part o Lot :,
story Frame Buildings, fronting 30 feet on nth
street, and running back 90 feet l0s inches. Also
same lot. one three story Brick House, with
two story Back Building-store now occupied as a
restaurant-2u feet front 80 feet l0e inches dee D.
This property being in good LOCALITY for busine
offers a rare chance for investment.
Terms One half cash balance in 8, IL and Is
mouths, seeul ed by deed Of trust bearing interest
purchaser.
Title indisputaG1e.
500 required on each house when knocked oil
by auctloneer. GROWN, WALKER Il co,
mh D lW' Anctianenrs.
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S9HS Se,, *. KHEsEpnAALLL,} Trp,ts,s
i-eO&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.
~ STABLES: FENCING, WHARVES, &c,
AT GIESRDRO- n


Q""Hs'"'HStsr GsnsrdPs ODIes, lst Dirision,
Vase t'Hston, February q, 1866.
viii be sold on the premises at public auction nm
der the direction of aptain George r. Browning,
at clock a. m, and continuing from the same
hour each day thereafter, Except WEDNESDAY,
Mill and Water @orks will be- soId HiC Hntf the tine
whole shall have been disposed of, the following
EsTsH III RHpS 9PFiSEs PRFFaiRSSEEy to ffrsne w1 as,o two
,teTles lGx2g l8xSS, two 2Ox2O. 1.-TWO stories l5x
10 9 .klIcHen adjoining lOxl6) l2x32. l5xl6, two 26x
Eighty nine (ssl LABORER's QUARTERS.
frame seventy four l6xls, fourteen l2xI4 and one
l6Xl6, with shed adjoining ski 0'i0
Ten uOi DWELLINGS, (frame,) 2sx5O two
40, l6NS2, l6x2s, with wing isI17. and two Kitchens
adjoining, 9xls aud lOxl0,I I6xSO, with wing I0x
II. ssHzs Hss shf% os.SsIasing gs .5H,oz zsrlso two
Ties 2s1Is0 sitn addiSions iG1I2 8xi.C 2sx5o sx5
TS stUrlss 1S53 lSS'S SrS STst and Sxo
2sx4s2, six 2s1356, nx3l, and one i3x29 (Ti Ii
:, One 81 H9sPiThI STABLE ,tframe } with 40
one S1 1IssGISG STABLE, nrame, } with 5,sl2
Twenty 900 BUILDINGS. frams.) 2sx32. 28x55,
Is132 lsI3 l5965. Oxlb, four f-ur q 3x i32
8Xlin, 2ix45, IS 1900, 20x25. and I7xH.
. Thirty two (32D WATER TANKS, 3xls, two feet
seventy eight 0sD HANGERS, 3}sxl5, 3}l feet
Twenty 62o} OUT HOUSES
One ID GRAIN HOUSE. frame } yix22D
Three 49, WHARVES, one 20 l8I square feet one
I;i6S sqnsre feet, and one $50 square feet.
FENCING, % $50 lineal feet
One ~ ST OREHOFSE, frame. 52xl56.
Two BLACkSMlTHS' SHOPS, (frame } Ask l5O,
and 63xl6O. "
One IL ENGINE. HOUSE, I7xs2
The buildings will be sold singly and must be re-
moved within fifteen days.
The buildings will he taken down at the expense
OF purchasers; but the lumber viii, if desired, be
delivered by the Government, free of charge for
transportation, on the pot wharf.
Terms Cash in Government funds,
A boat for Gissboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day OF sale
Fer further inform alton apply in person or by
letter to Captain GEO. T. BROWNING, A O. M ,
Giesboro, ID. c., or to this office.
JAMES A EKIN,
Breyet BrIgsdier General in charge,
fe 2s- tap2 First Division o. M C. o.
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RY N. K. WALSH & CO., Auctioneers
~ 2Sa Penns ave., corner 10th street.
CONTINUATION OF h K. wALSHS PAWN
BROKERS GREAT SALE
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, March 7tb and
disposed of. ~ "
m 6-2t NJ K WALSH & CO, ,Auc.ioneers
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THE GRAND CHORUS

THE GRAND CHORUS
b. the addition -f several valuable voices, AID
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA
by number of the first instrumentalists of the day
THE REPERTOIRE :.
will embrace Gems OF the
GERMAN OPERA
MASSANIELL0 .AUBER
mlRElLLE OUN0D
FRA DIAV0LO .AUBER
LES HUGUENOTs ..r....... .......MEYERBEER
Composer of MARTHA,I
And on the same evening, the very celebrated
KERMESS ACT OF FAUST .........G OUNoD
THE SALE OF SEATS FOR THE SEASON,
and three alternate nights only, has commenced,
At the following prices
Orchestra Chairs, for season el2 m
Dress Circle and ParqUette, for 10
Orchestra Chairs, fer three alternate nights 7 90
Dress Circle and PaIquette, for three alter
This sa'e exclusively will be continued uptiI
O'Clock " ednesday evening. 7th instant, when il
viii he d"hnltely closed, and more seats will be
sCld at those prices.
ON THE FOLLOWING MORNING,
Thursdsy, March s. the sale for enc or mere single
nights viii commence, al the
FOLLOWING PRICES:
One Orchestra Chair for one night - 50
One seat in Dress or PaTquette Circle. ....... 90
Further particulars will be given In future an
nosE'emeht NH
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RY JAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

n
TRUSTEES SALE OF FURNITURE, BAR
MIXTURES, WINES, LIQUORS. CIGARS. &c
On FRIDAY MORNING, the 10th, at IL 'cloc. +,
by virtue Of a deed of trust from VIM Reese 10 the
subscriber: bearing date November 80, IS -, and
duly rac0rded In Liber X. M H.. No L. folios 2l9,
&c. Wk1f the lan1 records for Washington cou n
ty, DS zct Of Columbia L shall proceed to sell on
the prtyeses. No 2l3 Pennsylvania avenue. known
as the "Imperisl Restaurant" " opposite willard 8
Hotel, the Furniture, Bar Fixtures, Wines, Lii
q1ors, Cigars, &c. consisting eff
Mahogany Bedstesds
Marble top Tables
Mirrors and Steel plate Epgravings
Velvet and Three ply Carpets
Bureaus, Washstsnds, Beds
sheeting, Linen &C., &C.,
Belng the Furniture Of sixteen new furnished
Chambers and parlor
The Wines, Liquors Decapters, Glass Ware, &c
Terms OF sale cash.
GEO. O. r. MITCHELL. Trustee.
mp D lot JAS G. MCGUIRE q co, Aucts.
ALE OF MANURE
QHGrnMaster Generals O65es, Fiyu DIR, ion,I
xy., WdShtagi0n, d. C., February .. 1856 {
., Nnl De sold at the Cavalry Beeot Giesboro', D.
"; sarge quantity Of stock-yard MANURE. which
VIII De oeuNered 70 purchasers on the ground or in
oarges or boats 10 be provided by them az forty 0l
cents per enslc ard. Two OF more bo ats ug
to size can be loaded per dsy
Terms Cash, ip Government funds
BY order of the Quartsrmaster General.
Byevet Brisadier General in charge
f ~ atDaT5i First Division, O. N. q. o.
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DAPERHAH6IEGe-A large assortment,
Il he lsvset cash priees, at =.
nARKRITRRS
No 4S6 7th street.
sAtS' sss,s aAsse Oda BslcvG HAI.
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lY.w. l.. WALL & co. Auctioneers.

LOT ON SEVENTH STREET, NEAR THE
PABk. AT AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, March Il, COM
menclng at o clock. we will sell. on the premises
Lot No. u, in Wiltbergers subdivision of square
Al, fronting % feet on the east sioe of 7th street
north and the City Railway. and running back l2O
feet, between r and streets
Terms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months bearing interest, and secured by deed
OF trust on the premises
m5-d w. L. WALL, h co Apc,s
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PROPOSALS,
EOyERNhENT SALE OF SURPLUS HARD

VI BREAD.
SUBSISTENCE, OFFICR, u. g. A,
No. soUTH GAY STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD, February z, 1856
Sealed Proposals in uplicate will be received at
this ONCE until SATURDAY, March IL, 1856, for
the purchase Of surplus HARD BREAD on hand
. this depot.
Proposals must state tn at the sHer IL made under
advertise mrnt of this date
The Bread is in boxes of fifty 1907 pounds each
No proposals. received for lees than twenty l7Ol
boxes. |
Purchases will be delivered oN board Of trans ports
without expense 10 the purchaser.
Payment eqUired in Government funds sn noti-
hcstsn ct Acce ptanCe of bid. Twenty days allowed
purchasers 10 remove stores.
FrnpusaIs 20 be endorsed on the envelope, PRO
IOsAs for Hard Bread - and addressed TO
THOMAS WILSON,
Brevet Lieut. Col and O. s.. u. s. A,
20 J-r7t Breyet Brig Gen Volunteers
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(NONCERT,


At NETZER0TT HALL,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 9TH
MEEDELsSOHN's GRAND ORAToRIO OF
"ST. PAUL.
BY THE WASHINGTON PHILHARMONIC
SOCIETY,
Under the direction of DR.. J. P. CAULFIELD
Solo parts by Messrs. GEO SIMPSON and j. r.
THOMAS, of New York
Tickets, 81; to be had at the Music Stores
Secured seats, SO Cents extra, at Metzerott's
Music Store. mS4t
MIR. DEMPSTER, Composer of "The May
I'VE Queen, Lament of the Irish EmigrRut, 81
&c, having just returned from Europe will gi We
ASELECT MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
METXEROTT'S HALL.
On TUESDAY EVENING, March 9Th,
when he will introduce selection of his most pop
ular SONGS AM Ballads, including his cantata,
THE MAY QUEEN" in three parts.
Tickets 81 each; secured seats 50 cents extra.
May be had At Mr.. MetZerett's Music Store, where
plan of the II all may hc seen. TC commence al
CLOCK bo"fb open at'. m 24t'
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND 70. HORRor
RY WIN. SMITH 3 co., Auctioneers.

PAWNBRoKERS SALE.
We will sell At auction, at 800 Pennsylvauis
Avenue, corner Of Sd street, an MONDAY and
I,UEsDAY; the 5th and 9th Of March next, at 10
ocioek IN the morning and in the evening, the
nnredeemed property pledged with r. Fulton &
Co: consists OF Gents Frock Business. ann over
COATS, vests and Pants, Ladies' Cloaks, Shawls,
nresses, Underclotbing, Blankets, Gold and Silver
, mstehes, Diamonds, Cutlery, Musical lnstru-
NB.-Ladies are respectfully requested to at
sale
sale Of Clothing and Fancy Goods EVERY
EVENlNG this week at clock. m5-2t'
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FuRNI-
TURE AND FRAME BUILDING ON THE
GOhNER. OF I'D AND ID STREETS, NEAR
PENkSfLVANIA AVE-, CAPITOL HILL.
On WEDNESDAY, the 7tb instant. at 10 clock
a. M We shall sell in front of the premises, a good
assortment OF Furniture, &c. Also, the Frame
DTelh ing House on lease ground rent.
Terms cash.
NH ID GREEN h WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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GALE or GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AND
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Will be sold at public suc ties, en- the premises
at ALEXANDRIA. VA. under the direction of
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel }. g. q. Lee A o NJ .
on THURSDAY. March s. 1856. at Il o clock m ,
the following described Government Buildings
and Fencing. viz:
REAR OF NO. 90, NORTH WATER STREET
One ID House, / by I6 feet.
5. Y CORNER OF PRINCESS AND PATRICK
STREETS, AMBULANCE STABLES
One ~ Once and Shed, 24 by 81 feet
One tD Stable, - by 100 feet
One ID Stable, Il by 100 feet
One III stable, l. by l2O feet.
One ID Shed, "a by l30 feet
One (l) Mess-hous l6 by s. feet.
One ID Hay shed, 3ky p feet.
One % Ont house, by s feet
10 feet of Board Fence.
n. Z. CORNER OF QUEEN AND WATER
STREETS.
One ll Lumber Yard Office, ~ by q feet.
;. W. CORNER OF CAMERON AND WATER
STREETS.
One ~ ShoeiDr She'd, 20 by 33 feet.
5. W. CORNER OF QUEEN AND UNION
STBEETS.
Two ~ Guard houses, each IL by l2 feet
AT THE FISH WHARF
One ID clubhouse, by 10 feet.
The buildings will he sold singly, in the order
named and must be removed within fifteen day 8
from date of sale.
Terms CASH. in Government funds
Ry order Of Br.vet MAJOR General ID. a. Rucker
Chief QusTterm6ster, Depot OF w sshingtsn
CHAS. III. TOMPKINS
m2-st BreNet Colonel and Quartermastsr