Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1863, Page 2

’ | LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s THeater By request, «+ Mac- beth i be perf tonight again. This great Shakspeariab’ feqguires the Lighest fustrionfe ability for itg. adequate represe: tion; and the Walaeck-Davenport comp: amore fully meets the demanded condition: prihap-,than agy gor that everattampted it heve previouslya That ig to say, ‘ie indi- al stars by reser ee single of tae yy it has neyer been‘ pariprmed 8 Swhole, 7 , ou May Wasnineton THearee iwas attended last night by Seeanne clean thither By the annonce esthat Us of, Zarl’s Tiauzhter™ would %é perfohaeit reste Western (an immense fayerite here) has her: tofore played it under the tétle of «East Lynne, and it w Dut natural that our play gorrs should desire to compare the relative merits of the two actresses, Miss Heron and Miss Wes- ern. Miss Heron's «Lady Isat is marked by strong points, and is playe together with great power. y.—Weinotieed among the ort lati @vening, Gov. A. joy the performance hugely | There is atthe aan teoe a bill before the men Lecistetnre fo prevent the employment of waiter’ girls in concert halls, and Goy. Gi was no doyhbt fully satistied 3 condneted. admirably without the employment of sch girls. One thing is cert; : ifall halls were conducted‘as Canterbury ir, there would be no mecessity/to pass-aity law’ whatever for | their regulation. Wyman is great, and great are his exhibi- tions of magic und ventr loquism. At least so. say those (and their name is legion) who go nightly to Odd Fellows’. Halt. S$ entortain- ments are of the most attractive nainre, and they are such as can be witnessed with pro- the most refined. ? 2TI¥S.—Nellie Seymour made her first ge appearance I ight to a very good an- Dick Watkins and Addie Johnston also appeared ior the first time at the Varieties, 1 the three shared the plandits of the andi- nee. Ada Tesman, M’ile Lizette, and the other old favorites were, howeyer, not forgot- tn. A good bill to-night again, all the abore- xumed parties appearing. Loycent.—Madame de Villiers’ concert will be given to-night, «t Willard’s Hail, Her pre- vious concert gave very general satisfaction, and attendedlargely. Madame de Villiers assisted by Miss Sophia Schmidt, Mrs. Mr. Junginckel, and other amateurs. iefs of Arapahoes, Cheyenne s, Caman- Apaches, Kiowas and Caddoes Indians, in this city, will attend the cuncert, we now hear. Bavci.—Remember the ballof the Franklin ociation, which will be given at all this evening. This association never tails to give good aud enjoyable parties. ae EXAMINATION OF Messrs. ALLEN, WISE, AND (THES, CHARGED WITH RioT.—The ex- amination of the case of Aquilla R. Allen, John | Vi. Wise, James M. Busher, J. F. King, and Wallace Kirby,charged with a riot, and assault and battery on Caleb W. Mitchell, last week, cn the occasion of making a descent upon the how was held yesterday afternoon before Ferguson. All the defendants were Mr. King. On the night in ivged that these parties went Wiihan armed posseof soldiers to Mr. Mitchell's, to the bowling saloon of W. McGee, rested quite a number of citizens, and took them to the Guardhousy, where Mitchell (who had surrendered himself) gaye bail to answer the charge of keeping a gaming house, court. In the melee, itis alleged, Mr. Allen fulied Mitehell,.who on the following erning procured a warrant for his arrest, together with the others, charging them witn &sounlt and battery and riot. Mr. Joseph H. Bradley appeared for the prosecution, and Messrs, Norris, Carusi, and “Miller fur the defense. The first witness called was Nelson Way “ho testified that he belonged to the squad which went to Mitchell's house, and that the | ad left the Guardhouse between eight and sine o'clock, under command of the orderly | sergeant of company I, 10th New Jersey. On the way they were joined by Messrs. Allen, Kirby and others. When they reached Mr. Mitchell's house, witness and two other soldiers went up stairs witk Mr. Allen, under whose orders he considered himself. They went in ene room and arrested a number of persons, who were handed down stairs, but witness did not see Mr. Mitchell in the same room. Mr. Allen went towards @ room in which Mr. Mitchell was, and kicked against the door. Witness does not know whether A. asked the door to be opened. Allen kicked the door oper, | and A. and the complainant took hold of each other. A. said, You s—n of a b—h and thiet, Jou're the man I want.” They came out of the Toom, ind hesaw Allen strike Mitchell about the head, but does not know what with, and the blood was drawn Mitchell, before they <linched, asked Allen by what authority they were doing this. Allen turned Mitchell over to Witness, and he gave him over to two guards. Wise and Kirby were there. By the Detense.—There were thirty or thirty- fiye persons in the house when they entered. When the parties were clinched Allen called | on Witness tobelp him. There were two doors broken open, and in o:ve room there was gaming apparatus. By Prosecution.—Allen ordered that no one by allowed to enter inor go out of the building. tness believed that Mitchell and bis family were in the room atthe time. Allen said the house had been a fence hot Jong enough, and he was dctermined to break it up. W. Sireper sworn.— Witness is one of the bar- Mitchell's. About 9 o'clock some mein, and he heard some one at the y “Let none out or in; I eonsider them sii uncer arrest” One gentieman at the bar woked what was the meaning of all this; and Witness went to the door and found a sergeant ‘with his sword across it. Witness asked how it wis, and the sergeant replied that he did not lLnow. The sergeant said he had the men in charge, but was acting under the orders of Mr. Alien. Witness went up stairs and found Al- en, who kicked at Mitchell's door. M. asked Witness who was kicking at his door, and w ness pointed to Allen. M.asked Allen by what authority he was kicking in his private room door. The parties clinched, and Allen hada Fully raised, when witness rau in and seized As arm,and A. threatened tostrike him, (wit- nese.) Mitchell afterwards came into the bar- room to wash his head, and A. said the house | had long been a fence, and he was determine 1 to break it up, and that M. was a coward. Allen did not show a warrant, but showed some | sort ofabadge. Witness did not recgllectseeing ‘Wise, but saw Kirby there. By Defence.—Witness, when he saw Allen kick the door, told him not to do it. Witness had never known what ke was arrested for, and never heardghat there was a descent to be made on the house. Witness had seen gaming apparatus in the house, but did not know that any persons were there gambling. He did not know that a faro bank was kept in the house. ‘There was a gaming room in the next house, and there was a door connecting it with Mit- chell’s house. The liquors were sent up from the bar to this room when ordered. Mr. Ranken, 3worn.— Witness lives next door to Mitchell’s, and was in the bar-room at the time of the descent. Allen and a small squad of soldiers went up stairs, and witness follow- edthemup. After they went into the gaming- room they went back through the hall. Wit ness heard a kick at a doer, and afierwards saw Mitchell and Allen clinched. Mitchell broke away, and the blood was running down trom his forehead. Witness heard some one say he had been struck. Allen said that he | was the man that he wanted, and called him either a s—n of a b—h or thief, and is not sure but that both names were used. By Defence.—In the front room witness saw two geatiemen, and thinks thata woman was also there. by and seehim abused. Allen said he (M.) was the man he wanted. The gaming room is upon the left of Mr. M.’s room, and is in an adjoin- ing building. re John D. Hammack, sworn.— Witness was sent tor en the night in question, and immediately went down, when he found Alien walking the floor in an excited manner. Witness owns the Park Hotel, occupied by Mr. Mitchell. Wit- nets found a sword across the door, but Mr. Allen gaye him permission io come in. The danguage used by Mr. Allen was too vulgar for repetition. Allen said the house was 4 fener, and that Mitchel! was a thief, forger, urgiar, maker and passer of counterfeit monry, and charged that the house was a receptacle of stolen goods. Allen said he had struck the s—n of a b—h, and would have shot him if he had his pistol. Allen closed up the building, and appeared to bein charge. Mitchell had kept bar for witness for five years. Ry defence—Allen stated that he was aftera thict, and bad got the one he wanted. Witness told him that he was the owner of the house, aud Allen said the property would be protct- ed. Witness had seen persons who he did not know standing about the door of the Park Hon-e, and thought that their presence did Mr. Mitchell no good. Caleb W. Mitchell sworn.— Witness at the time th his family in hisroom. The first had was a rush toward his room he heard knocks at each door suc- ennsylyania | that such\ Balls can be | an, | MM. asked it his friends would stand | ; door to enve sleeping in the wat, ness never had Any transactions K | len. He was willing to be punished if he had | done wrong, and demanded justice for the out- Tages matted upon! him, “He went td the watch house next merning, and gave himself up Voluntarily. If he had had a weapon he vould have killed A,, andhe thanked God t Lad poh . + estihony for the prosecution »hero c , and the defence here called C, G. Hogan. tdprove the character of the house; and he vgieasked byoMr. Norris ifan attempt had pot mettdeto rob him in this house. MeBr: iseable as @vidence. He was nomena fi ae, ie by 0 PTO: rder for the.g wae Free rad onthe eon ‘Starshal wader the mistaken-impressign: by. Capt. Todd that Mz.Atien was a Mettopolit | they had acco: Test, Diher than the Metropohtan Police, when peeially delegated.: He desired the case.torbe | taken te a court hay ing full jurisdittion. y APgued that fhe character of the 4 ‘was a Metropolitan Policeman, and thet when he was informed of the mistake the | ' order was countermanded but it was tod Inte, | \plised the work. He contended | that no ofileet had the right to makesuchar- | Pure Boursom Waisxr. BorTLep sy Upotrao Worts,:New Your.) ! To the Citizens of Waxitinton:-SFor some time | past I have Beem sélicited by the Medical Faculty city to add to my ‘:Scheidam Aromatic pe_ busigess the bottling of: Puan Bovasen ne f byt G Pure article. After-considerable diffion! Lo log Dhave arranged wos two digtllers th Devtoon! squntnes areculat supply. I bavé a/olocated an . t im Louisville, Ky., for the purchase of Bour- . on Whisky direct fram the'dirtillers; when offered forvale in that market, 00%) 0 PRCT SS Thp Whisky willbe pit up in my Schnapps hot- tles; and packed in cases of ons dosen each, With = fat simileot my-siguature on the label, gw ae Trémain yours, respectfully, DpoLruc Wore, No. 29°Boarer st.,N. ¥.> “5 New Yora, January 39, 1963; UDOLPHo Wotra Exq.. 23 Dear dir: The want of Pte Bearer ct. New, Yak lang felt by the: fessionr, and 4 Perposes bi Dy ~} thousands art, 8 have thease r. Norris stid the defense were pi | to"} of adi : been. cot by. thes proxe ihaythese officers had ¢yidence thata | Wethaye several ry felony had been plotted, and that after per-/ Rent us. and considers}. jastiyentitied to the high Pr e atyithe partics had Beis & ve mond 08 yoko sppotat iiné of the u With the plunder. so ee respectable. ids in diferent ‘ale that It Wey could only prove? [epeetelle A pothecas Tor} Sie cals of fear pose” the.character house by giving the names pos Whisky. phage tap ‘ofession cat obtain the | of the parties, e facts y Wexein posses- | Fame, when ni cingl purposes. £ign of, they would wave further examination Wiabips you in your Hew enterprise, | A arin i pe opmre sr fo remain obedient servante, and go to court. Valen‘in tt. Bot Park The Fnetice dismissed all the defendants ex-{ "Mcgee Arh. Ro: LGramarer Bark, | | cept Mr. Allen, who gaye pail for his appeag-y| gery. Surgeon-in-Ohief to th ‘State Horpitat, ac. Auceateouri, in the sum of $3002 0 iru. 0. 14 eaat 16 ¥ spt oneal 3 Thee v4 Lewis a° Bayre, sod, roadway, | * Goietscocent OF THR’ MEDICAL DErPeRr- ee Noni "p. 5} Ooh atrent, MENT OF GEORGETOWN Corres? Theggnyal gone orn a 4 uh, eee a commencement of the Medical Departaieat aC! cnn 8 Meily Oe ce eae sige. Georgetown, College took place on Thursday B.J. Raphael, M. D., Professor of the-Priaciples last, andthe hall was thronged with an appre-{ and Practices of Surgery, New Yotk Medical Gol- ciative audience ot ladies and gentlemeni—the | lege, Ke. 9usih street and others, | plus of ve spittes ot Washington and Géorge- To SUunres Se dolianrs, puvadrsrs AND | town.” - o'clock, President Early, 5. J., } rp ie public T nfea | Made An appropriateintroductory address, aud | ene Telceise Sree eres Bee nave appotnte | ws Tollqwed by Dr. Johnson Eliot, Dean, who | Bourbon Wi ‘isky, where samples can always be | re ease Ves: granting to George- een saa will son ee for CHa ere rrope, | town Ci ge authority,to confer the degree ruggist, an pothecary an otel in the Uni: of Doctor of Medicine. Btates, Upoirno Wours, The degree of M. DL. was then conferred on | the following gentlemen:—A. Boothby, D. C.; Thos. Bowen, West Indies; J. A. Chainberlin, | N. Hi:-W. R. Demoss, Ind.; L. U. Loomis, | G4 H. H. Lowrie, D.C. ©. W. Peck, N. ¥ | Edward Olurénce Woodbury, Mass.; F. D. Richards, \aj L. W. Ritchie A, B. She Md.; A. M. Wilder, Mass.; H. E. kell, D. C.; 5, S. Turner, Ten: E, Walsh, The valedictory, by Prof. Jas. E. Morgan, Was particularly practical and appropriate. It embodied those sound and utilitarian views, to which he alone can giye expresaion who his | had long years of experience in the woblest of | the learned profersions. Delivered in a calm, | deliberate, and dignified manner, it was highly | appreciated by ail present. At night, -Prof. Morgan was complimented with a serenade by the students—W ithers’ fine band officiating. The occasion was one long to be remembered, and w ly wish the Me | of Georgetown Coilege the suc sits, A noon quite an interestiiz x ig of the frie, | of the newsboys wus held at the Young Me | Christian Association rooms, and was | ed by about twenty-five boys from the differ- } printing y all } ent offices. On questioning them, | near re found to be without home-, | eaun sating-houses and sleeping where. | ever they can. Of those present eight were from New York, anc‘had lived at the « Home” there. The plans of the proposed Home, in the old Mansion House, above Willard’s were ex- plsined to them, and they seemed highly pleased, and were very anxious to know if a saving’s bank would not be established for their benefit. Addresses were delivered_by Rey. Mr. Reed, Major Janeey and Daniel Low, Esy., of New York, which were listened to attentively. We understand that the rooms of the Home will bo | made ready for the reception of the boys at once, and ih all probability next week the | Home wiil be in successful operation. ——— WASHINGTON Moxey MARKET.—Q notations | forstocks, coin and uncurrent money, furnished by Lewis Johnson & Co., Bankers: Buying. Selling. 4 105 1075 U.S. Coupon Bonde, 1881 U.S. 7.30 Notes.....0. Quartermasters’ Checks. New Certificates : U.S. Demand No: American Gold . American Silyer PickED Uy AND Mo» Savep.—N. Watch- j er, Daniel P. Mann and John Haggerson werd | picked up yesterday from the street (where they had laid down drunk,) by the Second Ward patrol, and conve ed to the station-house for safe-keeping. They had in their possession $133.15, which would no dcabt have replen- | ished the pockets of thieves but for the timely arrest by the police. zaegeaees Fa ConTrACTS AWARDED.—The Mayor yester- day awarded the annual contracts for paving, curbing, &c., for the year ending March 30, 14, to the tollowing parties: For the first dis- } trict, composed of the First and Second Wards, to Dominick Giddings; second district, Third and Fourth Wards, to Chatles Stewart; and the third district, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Warde, to Geo. G. Wilson. | onary powers, who has attracted the favor- able attention of the people of London and elsewhere, is now in this country. She is | travelling for health and pleasuge, but efforts are being made to induce her to deliver lec- | and Washington. A Bat, will be givenon Monday evening, | April 6th, at Temperance Hall, under the aus- | pices of the Phornix Society. Active efforts | will be made to secure to all who may partici- | pate an evening of enjoyment. ———— SEE FIRST PAGE Of to-day’s Star for interest- ing local articles. es Dzarnsss. Eye, Earand Throat Diseases successfally treated by Dr. Von Moschzisker. | Penn. avenue, oposite Willards’, For testim | uials and references ‘see National Intelligencer or | call at his office. mar 24-3t" ee Coxns ark the Usiveaaar Torwent or Man kIND.—To be relieved of these terrible evils, call | on Dr. White, and submit to his manipulations. | Hundreds of our citizens testify with gratitude as to his successful treatment of corns, bunions, nails growing in the flesh, etc. Dr.’ White m chiropody a speciality. You are sureto get r | without experiencing pain. Office 434 Penusylania avenue, (Lane & Tucker 6 building,) between Four anf a-halfand Sixth streets. No charge for con sultation, mar 24-tf —_—_—»—_— Tugxe is now displayed at the Dollar Store, 435 Penra. avenue, near 4, street, a brilliant arsort- ment of Jewelry in allits varieties. Oall and look at it and invest a dollar there, mar 2i-iw* pgis Se ee Tre IxpiaN Hers Doctor, From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his patients the nature of their complaiate or ill- ness, without receiving any informa- tien from them. No charge for Consultation or Advice. OUR MoTTO.- ‘We use such Balms as have no strife With Nature or the ife; With Blood our bands we never stain Nor poison men to ease their pain. Our Fatber— whom all goodness fills, Provides the means to cure alt il’ The simple Herbs beneath our feet. Well . Telieve our pain complete. A simple Herb, a simple Flower, Cull’d from the dewy Lea— There, these shall speak with touching power Of change and hea!th to thee. Washington Brildings, Pa. avenue. about five ! ‘minutes walk from Browa's Hote... * No charge for Consultation. mar %-1m ———— ‘The Miasma and foul vapors generated by the povenn will be far more deadly to our volunteers " onets, In the Indian and tottoway’s ers — used in @ troops in They kep' roe era enermous quanti perfect health. Only 25 cents per box. | supply yourselves. ee a Barous.on’s Hatz Drs, The best in the World. William A. Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Bye prc- duces a celor not to be distinguished from natare— warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem- edies the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty Hair instantly tarns a splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Mair softand beautiful. Sold by all Pruggists, &c. 87 The Genuine is signed WitLiam A. Barous- LOB, on the four sides of each box. ia Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., New York, m ly (Late 383 Broadway and 16 Bond st.) ——_—>—__ .—Dr. Rand's SreemaTOeRuGA GAN BE Ozpse. We ic cures 5 inal Weakness, pee Loss of , ete. ely an . Ite effects are rt i o , Will convince most cal of its merits. Price $1 a box. br. . Ford, cor- mer I , and t Be 5 The door was kicked oper, and Al- aired Pri i Kes g ASH Jen took hold of witness, who asked him what | pyg. ok diet require ith ner Pa. O he wante A. said he would soun show him, Washington, and Henry Gook, ely and denounced him asa thief and as—n of a —_——>_—_ b—h, snd said be had him at last. Allen not Dn. Deromt’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating showing his authbor:ty, witness struck him ia ity the face twice, and Allen strack him on the Allen put him ip the hands ¢ a soldier, and he went down with him; but lead with a billy. © would not go with Allen. Witness, when he got down stairs, walked out of the back | LYBRAND W. MILLER, of Fniladelphie, to 22 Beaver street, New York, W. H. Brows & Brotuurs, Agents, mar 7-Im Baitimore. aE Figs 3 Poisex Not THs Heap with Witrate of Silver, Use Onistaporo’s Hat Dre, certified to be Pure—Safe— Unequaled, Dy y Dr. Cutit0N, or New Yorn, ~ and Orne Eminent Casmists, ! Produces any shade from rich mollow brown to glossy black in ten minutes, and contains no ingre- dient that is injurious to the hair. Manufactured by J. Cristancro, 6 Astot House, New York. Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressers, Price, $1, $1.5, and $$ per box, aceording to size. Cristaporo’s Harr RESTORATIVE Is invaluable with his Dye, as itimparts the utmost softness, the most beautiful gloss and great vitality | to the hsir. | Price 0 cents, $!,and $ “er bottle, according to | size, * fe 19-eolm i ——_.— -- THe CHEAPEST AND BRET Hare Dys iN THE WoRLP— Never Fades or Washes Out.—U pham’s Hair Dye, 5) | cextsa box. The best inuse. Try i C. Ford, corner 11th street and Pa, ington. and Henry Cook, Ale: MARRIED, On the Ith inst , by the Rey. Father McCarty, JANE M. KING, of Washington, D. {Baltimore Sun copy. j * On the Isth inst.,by the Rv. Father Egan, Lt ANIEL FLYNN, U.8. A., to Miss HONORA HO GAN, of Philadelphia. {New York and Phila. paperscopy.} On the luth inet..by the Rev. Mr. Monroe, Mr. JOSEPH T. GORDON to Miss SALLIE MYERS both of this city, a DIEB, On the 3d inst. after a longand painful illness, MARY CATHARINE, wife of Henry G. Murcay, in the 46th year of her age. The re'atives and friends of the family are re- epectiully invited to attend her funeral on to- morrow (W+dnesday) evening, at 2 o'clock, from her late residence on sth st. east, between L and M. [St. Charles, Mo. and perboral: Md. papers piease copy. 7 On the 23d inst., RAQHEL, beloved wife of Dan’! Berrin, in the 58th year of her age. hy should our teara in sorrow flow, When God recalla his own, And bids them leave a world of woe For an immortal crown, Then let our sorrow cease to fow God has recalled his own; But let our hearte in everv woe Still say,‘* Thy will be done.” Her funeral will take place from her late resi- dence on M street, between 25th and 2th streets, to-morrow at 3 0’elocs, without further notice. FOR SALE AND RENT. F% RENT—Two large BED ROOMS, comferta- biy turmished, in a private-residenca—healthy location—and, if desired, goed Board in the house. Inquire at the Btar Office, Box 53. mar 21 3t* —>—£ | CLARA SIDNAL, @ lady of remarkable elocu- | tures and readings in New York, Philadelphia | iI F, RENT—Fine, large and pleasant FUR NISHED ROOMS for rent with Bourd,on sth treet, between G and Hi, opposite the Patent Of fice. mar 2t-4t™ I OUSE TQ RENT—Near Capitol. north side {street cars within 20 feet.) with privilege of purc! acing furniture: posession given April Ist, Apply a 0. W. PALMER & CO '8 Coal Office, near Tale depot, corner O and Ist sts. mar 24-3t* GCOMS TO RENT—A neatiy furnished Front Parloramda Bed Room, (together or singly,) witlput board, may be rented reasonably. by yen- tlemen only, at No. 326 Ninth “street, between L and M sts., east sige. Itisa private family, where there are no boarders. References given and re- d mar 24-3t" f°, SALE.—Three first class DWELLINGS, four stories high; and a fine Cel ar with all the imodern improvements, situated on C street north, | between lst anc 2d streets west. near the Baitimore Depot, Capitol, Passenger Railway and the Avenue. Could be converted into a fine hutel. Will be soid on long time or luw for cash, either separately or together For further particulars inquire of JNO. B. WARD, Lumber Dealer, corner of Twelfth at, | d Canal. mar 24-1w* FOR RENT AIRES gad well furnished FRONT OHAMBER at No. 431 12th street, between H and New York avenue. mar 23-3t* Fo BALE—A very desirable BUILDING LOT, situate on the north side of Maryland avenue, between 4%; and 6th sts. Apply to YATES & SEL- BY, No. 323 Pa. avenue. mar 23-3t* ;} URNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET—At No, | 424 150) reet—Parior and Chan bei mar 21-3t™ OR SALE—The Stock, Fixtures and Good Will of a Grocery Store, with a lease of two years 10 per month, with the privilege of dwelling apartments, in od business neighborfood. Batisfactory reas for selling. be sold cheap, as the owner is leaving the city next Batur- day. Call to-day corner 13th and M mara) 4t* A HANDSOME FRONT ROOM WITH BOABD for a geutieman and wife or two gentlemen, at 4091 atrost, between l'th and Ith, south side, war ia ;OR ‘pps DWELLING HOUSE and STORE ry Vth and llth ste. Inquire o . ¥. Aitorney, cerner 4}: street and Louisi: mar 21-e03t* F%. SALE—A neat first-class new BRICK HOUSE, containing 7 rooms, for sale. Price only $3, 50 of which can remain on the house for 15 yea The Iccation is health hi The title is perfect, and there ia nota better built house in the cit: Office For farther psrticulars address Post x 521, or callafter So’clock at 322 8th tween I and K. mar 21 3t* ESIRABLE LOT TO LEA 25 FRET front and 100 feet deep, situated on the corner of 6th and K atreets, by the Northerm Liberty Market. For terms apply on the premises. mer 19-1lw* T#% WASHINGTON PLACE, ON GEORGE TOWN HEIGHTS, FOR SALE.—This valua- ble estate may be purchased on eacly application to the subscriber in person, or by letter, through the Washington post office. 't is bounded by four streets. and will be particu- larly described to any one at a distance desiring it. As a desirable residence for a gentl:man of means it has ne superior near Mea Ae A. . Office in Riggs & Oo ’s Banking House. mar 19-e03t* Fo RENT.—A PARLOR and CHAMBER, con- nected, neatly far: , on the elevated five feet above the side walk, (in family.) location very pleasant and desirable, and ony ‘2 few yards east of the State Department and BIGG'S Bank, and the etreet cars running to the Capitol and Georgetown, on Now York avenue, @d door from 15th at., No. 460. mar 17-coth. ONTRY SEA’ et Cars for Sah cae sce erate ta 62 acres of rovementa. containi! 1] , adjoi Fenallytown, and within 2% miles ef Georgetown and 4 miles of the Center ‘ket. The so! isag- mirably adapted to sees kok gardening Or grass. fag roo to70 miler in every Girestions oon ir Ls Ba BLUNT. 1 La. SY., up stairs, mar 10-Jm* Washington. ED ROOMS FOR RENT, AT N WO Danaer teteees Gthand fiesta’ sahtte CHANCE 70 INVBST.—The subscriber has a number of Hi for sale, ing in value from $600 to 6000 offering tot Fort, eerie Wi FDAURY ANTS. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. ANTED—One good GOAT HAND at 474 14th Dust. Aleo, Se00d VEST HAND mar 2i-3t~ ‘aK PED—Two threa or four UNFURNISHED » BOOMS, Address “ Wiliem,” Post Offices. It* A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH WOMAN WANTS ® Situa’ as cook; a first. cate bak nh é branches. Apply at 270.) ‘ok, vent al ar “I cn W: ANTED—5: arospettable woman, a SITU A- TIO. as honsek . A ly at 98 at. Det ween 10th and Jith ets .Swtory. WANTED—A good JOURNBYMAN BARBER, V also an Appreptice Boy that can reai ant write. Apply toNo, 326 71b street, between L and New York avenue." Mar 24-3t* Nouez—a German, English’or Irish WOMAN (Germaz pretefred; that cau eoo. wash and iron fer a small family will obtain a good ho: good wai by calling at 339 sth at. VV ANTED—By arespoctabie woman, SITUA: Ww TION to do general housework in a small private family. Apply st Star Office, to morrow (Wednesday) from 8. mi, to 13m. 18: W respectable, yous girl, risers me an mar 24-3:* TED. U ATION 30 shaw ber maid or purse. address No 94 street. between d and K sta. Good reference giyen if reauired. mar 3-20 WAGER eae ts as es3 maker and se: a vate family, Please apni on Sth eruecke bebwoce g aud @ streets, No, 403. : tt ANTED—A TEAOHER in a ‘ptiyaté farnil wane from this ofty: 38. insteage thee or children; reterences'required. Address GRORG McCENKY. Post Office, Washington, D.O. ” _ mar 31 ; : : a V ANTRED—FURNISHED ROOM, with Board, | ~ in a private family. andadl wha nod MW rarest: erences exchanged Addre; Office, gi A Location between 0 “8. @,,” City Post ving terms ‘and location, & mar 24-3t* CHANOR FOR GREEN BACKS.—Tve at ver- tiser wishes to, borrow fifteen:bundred dollars, to be secured by mortgage on very eligible new property in « fast improviag part of this city, Address “H. y ¥.,” Star Ofiee, with -proper bame. may 34-3t* OARD WANTED—By « young married couple ‘in tome private family where there are no oth er boarders preferred, and, where they can enjoy the comforts of a home; refsrencea exchangad. Please address, stating terms, to'*W. M.,’ in care of George W. Harry, No. 310 B streot,» th Ft., Washirgtom, D/O. — marznate ROME WANTED.—A gemtlt man occupy- ing a nicely furnished back pzrlor on the ave- nue, near Brown's Hotel, whose wife is about to leave the city for the summer, wishes to arrange with some gentleman to eccupy it with him un il his wife gil Price $25. Address‘ P. A. RB.” mar 24-2t* WV ANTED-A good 1EAMSTER to drive four horses. Por information call at New York Store, No. 276 Pa. avenue. mar 23-3t* WANZED—A young GIKL to assist in taking care of children. Appiy at No. 339 I2th st. mar 23-3t* ANTED—An ASSISTANT ina drag store; a young man who bas some Koowledye of the business preferred, Address* D.,” Star Uffice. mar 24-3.” V 7 ANTED—At the French Millinery and Dress aking Establishwent, 456% Pean. avenue, between 6th and 7th sis.,two MILLIN#RS; none but best hands need apply. dar 23-2t* W352, ED—A good steady WOMAN to cook, wash audiron. Also, respectable woman to take care of chiliren, Apply at 244 Pa. avenue, between 12th and 13th sts. mar23-3t* WANTED—A GIRL to do chamberwork and make herself enerally useful. Also, wanted, a good WASHEH and IRONER, at 347 Pa’ avenue, mar 23-2t™ PINE LARGE MELODEON to purchase a large size piano style Meleieon | of leat make at a low price for cash. Address * Me- lodeon,” Star Office. nar 23-3t” ANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM for a gentlo- man, wife and child, within five minutes’ walk of the Metropolitan Hotel. Te,in3 moderate. Referenc.s exchunged. Address CHARLES PF. PETERS, Wasbington, D.C. mar 23-2t* A GARDENER WANTED —An experienced Gar- dener will find a_good situation by applying in mediately at No. 457 Ninth street weet. near the Patent Office, or by addressing “J. B.K.," Box ee Post Office, A German preferred, we NTED—Any one with §3)0 capi‘al ean en- gage ina light business, yielding immense profits with little Iabor. Fer further particulars inquire of or address R. B. MILLIKEN, 492 7th street, Washington, D,C., room No, 6 upstairs. war 23-Jw* Wwansen TO PURCHASE—A small FRAMB HOUSK in good order; 3 or 4 ro: m8; would also buy the furniture if in good order: porseasion wante! immediately; cash down; must be cheap. Address Poat Office, Washington, to “A.C, K.,”? stating price and situation. marg3-3t* WANTED—Two CHAMBERMALDS,a SEWING GIKL anda SCRUB WOMAN. Apply at the Etbitt House. mar 21-3t" Wa4nNTED TO RENT—A HOUSE, (unfurnished or furnished.) with or without the privilege of purcbating furniture, in a central location. Ad- dress Box 26, Btar Off mar 21-6t* ANTED TO RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE between this and the Istof May ation be- tween I(th and Zlat streets and P, enue and K; rent cot to exceed $1,000 peraanum, Address*'H,,”? No. 266 H street. mar 21-3t* waren A HOUSE containing not less than 6 rooms; one 20 feet from front of lot pre- ferred, frame or brick; lot at least 13 feet front, situated between Penn. atenue and K st. north, 444 and [5th streets west. Any person having sucha house for sale at @ reasonable price (cash) will please address‘ O PQ.” city Post Office mbh21-3t* 7 ANTED—A competent DRUG OLEBK. Apply at 113 Pa avenue. ar 20 tf R OOM8 WANTED.—Two or three Rooms, far- nisbed or unfurnished, in the vicinity of tha City Hall State price and address L, MASON, Box 190 Post Off mar 19-7t* Wishes RTNERin the wood and coal business, loeality central, and now doing a good business, One with a small capital will find it to his interest to inquire at the Star Office. mar 19-lw* Cxt WANTED, (white,} todo general house- / work ip a-mali family. Apply to EMILE DUPRE, 361 between L aud M. NTED- 10.000 housekeepers to save their cotton and woolen rage, books, newspapers, Lottles, &c , and we will send the wagon for them, weigh them’at the door, and pay the bixhest peice ferthem. Be sure and'send to the right puraber, 375 D street, near 7th, MASON’S Paper and Rag Warehouse. a ee is W ANTED TO SELL—The Stock and Fixtures of @ first-class Grocery Stand in the central part of the city. Satisjactory reasons given for selling. Adcress * Mortoa, fe 2 NO2IG¥-— Those in want of Employment of any Kind would better cail on the new Lutelligence Office, No. 511 Ni will be given to first-class ants. applica ions en hand for good Cooks, Laundresses, Chambermaids, Waiters and feamstresses; also for Young Men to wait on tables, in pri’ or hotels. Farm Hands wanted. Employers in want of good help will find itto their advantage to call, pe Reece Retrgiplgatea ss zee pest or eenka ts eas obtained without char, a as above. no 4-tf oo oy "Re He MILLER. rson to Know that I am in ly to pay cash'for all articles ing . Those leaving the Senet Ta tC Tee a H vent! een ‘Becond-band Fusni- no 16-tf Thirteenth street, T have always SUonLY 4a (Cant side,) Dealer in New and GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. bse coh bel va Ai = Ab eal NOTIOE.—LICENSES.— All liconses due PRE Erna CO DAIa eikin en anyectron if xt, must eo that date; otherwise they will be strictly enforced jt Police. Primes ouetaee WM. LAIRD, Olerk. GEORGETOWN TAXES.—An abatement of eight per cent. will be allowed on the tax of if paid on or before the Ist of April pext. marl¢-tApl] CHAS. D. WELSH, Collector. F JNO. W LUMSBON, ORWARDING AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT. 91 anv 103 Watae Breeer, Retown. D. C., Attends to the aale of Produce, Flour, Grain, and Merchandise seperally j Procures Freight, Ohar- ters Vessels, &c. Business transacte | alt with promptness dispaten, pelerere il nar hia ESSELS OF LIGHT DRAUGHT, suitable for sutlers, CHARTERED at low rates Soutlers supplied with Produce upon reas- onable terms, by _ INO. W. LUMSDON Forwarding and Gon Commission Merch't, maréif 91 and 103 Water st., Georgetown. OR SALE— 60 BARRELS TA 30 BARRELS ROSIN. Apply to . _noetr 3. L. KIDWELL, Georgetown. D. 0. J NOW THE TIM HAVE About 1, irs of LADIES’ Gal out of style, which will be sold at less tl half priee. ‘early. A. B. BOOVER. m 18-40 No. 331 Pa. av., bet. 6th and 7th sta. (qR0cRES AND DEALBRES, ATTENTION! A large stock of FANCY SOAP for sale 5) per cent, Tosa thon the | pe manufacturing price. saitGaust be moved vatnedintel i i st. DAWSON & CO., mar 19 eo2w* 164 Water st., Georgetown. HIS 18 TO NOTIFY SUTLERS OF TUR and at sort notices all TWAGONS werne, at short notices ry & 6., ap- risining to se CHARLES SLAOK. ba © orner of John and Uathedral stz. mar I4-6m* Baltimore, ta. C4tawsa WINES AND BRANDIES, of American growth and manufacture, ai L B's * * Bo Penn ivania avenue. exes! S oi Ce NDA id Bipth ey Ay ag Se Dry Store. German preferzed. | inth st., where the best of pay . greeabacks. Give us a call,- a reapectable git], @ SITUA’ | | _Mar 24 eod&ds By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. COvERED WAGON HORSE, ASD WARNESS ar Averiox —On WKDNESDAY, 25th instant, at Lo igleck i We will sell, in of rocery store ile Dapre, Esq.," north aide of Ponas: vania averue, between 9th and ith strosta, his Covered Wagon, Kotse, and Haraess. A Terms cash. ’ W.L WALLA OO., Aucts. | mardd By J. O. McGUIRE & O0.. Anctio: | DES Se OF ELEVEN BUILDING OTS, CORNBR OF CoNNKOTIOUT AY, Nortn L street. —On TUKSDAY APTHRNOON, arch Sist , at 5 o'clock, on the premises, we shali , séll tothe Nichest bidders Mloven Building L te situated at the corner of, Conneeticnt arenue and North ¥) street, nine of the Lots fronton north L street, and ran back to a. ter-foot alle: (two | of them’ improved by snralt brick housasy aud | to ome on Sonne icut avenue, between Land | reet, . These Loteare desirable sizes for buildi : aud tl * logan, Isvery ine. ee Terms: Ode third incash, the remainder end twelve months. with deed of truston the ji six yh By order of the B ‘ biterest secured 5 -mises, j SC. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts, By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.” A BEAUTIFUL DARK BAY MORGAN HORSE aT AuoTtwx,—On SATURDAY MORNING, 28th inst Ay bale aol sell S i au’ jonyone iful gaz rT bends hy ate yen! Bold, works well de hy abou paddle, etpgle Re Aoybie harness, and is under the td foult cr blemish. ¥ withost The formér purchaser Of snid horse is hereby notified that he wil. sold be at his,, the defaulting purchaser's, cost and riak,.-. - + Terms cash, mars) WT WALLS 00. Aveta Assistant QUARTERMASTHER'S OFFIC ie wiganentoe, 8. Macon 17 1959: gibinetant aguaniiy oriennte releeee Gs he Quartermaster’s Department, lying at the horse corral on 234 street. and on H, between int and Zat > streets, aud at much otter pointe as wit thenrke designated by the auctioneer, Terms cash in Government funds. eal to commente at teu o’clock at the horse 4 rr The manure té be removed within ten days after e sale. All manvre bitherto purchased from thia Depart- murnt must be ioved within the time above apae- ified, or it will Be resold for the bendfit of the Gov. ernment. _ ©. H, TOMPKINS, Captain aud AQ MUS. A. mar 18-d -C. Mc@UIRE& CO., Ancts. By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. South Corner Pennsyleanta avenue and Ninth street. CATALOGUE SALE OF THE 8TOUK OF A _FiRst cLass ROPERY AT AvcTioN.—Mr, | Emile Dupre, No. 52) Iron Hall, north side of Pennsylvaniaavenue between 9th and ith streete, intending to shane his location and ndon the retajl trade, we will sell by aiziesns is extensive stock of French, German, Italian, and Domestic Groceries, Wines. Liquors, &c.,at Auetion, com- mencing on TUESDAY MORNING, 2th in st., at Worelock. and continuing daily un il the entire stock, which embraces one ot e largest and bes! relected assortments of Groseriess Wines, sok, Liquors to be found in thiscity, is disposed of, We name, in part— A fine assortment ef Champagnes larets | | Do do © Do do Hock and Bhine Wine De do Ports and Sherries Lo. do Heandies, Gin, Whiskey, Rum, &c. Pike's Army and other Cordials, Ale, Porter, | Cider, Vinegar, and Bay Rum, ii ttles. are assortment of Fine Teas, Coffees, abd Sugars | Blops selt-risiee; Farina, Maccaroni, and Vermi- celli Freneh, German, and English Mustard Pickles, Preserves, Checolate Deiicacies, Con- feetionery Salad Oils, Sances, Oapers, and Oatsups Pepper, Epices, and Nutmess Hama, Smoked Beef, Spiced Salmon Potted Bloaters, Yarmouth do, Anchovy Paste Candles and Soap vf every description Canned Fruits and Meats, consirting ofa large and fine aseortment of Tomatoes, Green Corn, French Green Peas, Condensed Miik, Chicken, Turkey, Tongues, &c TOBACCO AND CIGARS, —- A fine assortment of Havana and Domestic Cigars Fine Cut, Smoking. and other Tobaco of various brands, Pipes, &. Brooms, Blacking, Brashes, and all the necessaries usually kept ina well stocked gro:ery. 500 barrels Whiskey, Pike’s XXX, Magnolia, Miller’s Rye, and come ether very fine Whiskey, Brandy, Gin, and Rum. Terms cash, __W_L. WALL & 00., ucts. mar 17-tf By J. C. McGUIRE & O@., Auctioneers. rp ever ete! SALE OF VALUABLEIMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE ISLAN By virtue of a deed et trust from R. H. and J. Capel bear- ing. Gate on the 13th day of April, A. 1838, and duly recorded in LiberJ.A.8., No. 154, folio 235, &c., one of the land records for Washi county, in the District of Colum! we willsell at public sale, on WEDNESDAY, April Ist, at 435 o’etk p.m., in front ef the premises, the southern Cae ot Lot No. 2), in Square No. 263, in the city ef ashington, the said part of said’ lot having s front of twenty-one (21) feet on Thirteen anda half street, spd rsmning back with same width to the rear lire of said lot. The improvements consist of a first-rate Two- story Frawe House with back-building, in one of best peighborhoods on the Island. Terms of sale: One third in cash, and the re- mainder in equal payments, with interest, six. twelve, and eighteen months from day of sale, and secured by deed of irust. Terms of saleto be complied with im five days after the day of sale; otherwise the trustees re- serve the right to rerell said premises at the risk and cost of firat pErcnsters after Heh ek’s nex. All conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser. reyaneing at tWM. IL WARD.” P.U. RILEY, Trustees, mari0-2aw&ds J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Aucts By GRESN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. FP .RUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING Lot seaxTHE RalLRoaD DzPot.—On FRIDAY, the 3d day of April, 1863, I shall sell, at 5 o’elock p. m , in front of the premises, by virtve of a deed of trust to the subscribers, and recorded in Liber J. A , No. 173, folios 387, 3883 and 339, one of toe land records for Washington county, in the District of Columbia, the fcllowing named pro being in the city of Washington, lumbia. viz: Ail that lot ef ground numbered three, (3,) in Charles J. Uhiman’s subdivision of part of square numbered seven hurdred and ninetcen. (719 The above mentioned property has « front of 17 feet on north Il, between Delaware avenue and 2) street east, running back 10) feet to 250 foot alley. Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve mouths; the purchaser to give notes for the de- ferred payments, besring interest from the day of sale, A deed given and a deed of trusttaken ‘AN conveyancing at the cost of purcaser. _ If the purchaser should fail to comply with the terms in five days after sule the trustees reserve the right to resell tho property at the riak aud cost of the first purehaser. THOMAS C. DONN, Srnsteoa MICHAEL SANDER‘ON 2 mari2?-%awkds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By J. C. McGUIRB & CO., Auctioneers. RUSTEK’S SALE OF UNIMPRIVED PROP- kRTY.—On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 16 at 5%: o’clock, at the Auction Rooms of Jas. C McGuire & Co., corner 10th and D streets, b: virtue «f a deed of trustdated Sept 7th, 13 duly recorded in Liber J. A. 8., No. 152, full et Bees - of the Land records for W. ccun i Oircuit Court of the District of Coly, in chancery caure, No. 1791, wherein ietrict of ashington C., and by virtue of » decree"of the bia, passed enry Barron et al. are complainants, and Chas, 8. Wallach and Samucl Hanson, jr. are defendants, substituting me as Trustee in the place and stead of the said C. 8. Wallach, surviving Trustee, I shall sell original lot numbered fourteen (14) ‘in square numbered nine hundred and sixty (950) situated at the corner of G street north and Eleventh strevt east. Bil conver ancing at the cost of parehase conveyancing a 6 cost of pure: ir. WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee. - McGUIRE & 06., Aucts. mar Il-Staw&da By J. C. McG@UIRE & O0., Auctioneers. RUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Pxrorsxty —On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON April 16th, at 53g o’clock on the premises, by virtue offour deeds of trust, recorded respectively in LibersJ.A.8., No. 102, folio 244, et seq; No. 133, folio 195, et seq; No. 151, folio 193, et seq; and N 157, folio 325 et seq; being of the land records of Washington County, District of Columbia; and by virtue of two decrees, of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia. passed in chancery causes, 1736, sph wipe me as trustee, in the place and stead of Charles 8. Wallach, surviving trustee, I shall sell Lote num- bered thirty-three (33) and thirty-four (%4) in square numbered five hundred and fifty-seven(557) fronting together 136 feet 7}, inches on First street wast, between north Land M atreets, together with the Tnprovenmentay consisting of a large brick dwelling Ouse Termsof sale: One thirdin cash,the remainder in 1x and twelve montks, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing at the expense of purchaser. Ifthe terms of sale are pot complied with in five days thereafter the trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and expense of defaulting purchaser on one weeks no- ice in th Star. Hee in the Been ee MATTINGLY, Trastes. J.C. Mc@UIRE & Go., Aucts. ILL Be sold st Public Avetion, 6 80! w! yn, ym eve! WEDNESDAY and % FORDaY. 3 i ovalock m., af ie ‘arf the Governmen Beef on band at the time ef e, ash, ‘reasury notes, atthe euantotealone 1 to ee ELE “eis {Chron.J Lt. Gol. and G. 8. 0.8. FRMALE COLLEGE, 08 peNToWwN N. ‘This Institute is pleasantl; ware River, % miles nerth been in anccessful Charatan. for more than ears, and isone cf the wost flourishing ingtitu- ions of oe In the country act mS is paid to a Somnen and er branc! o! oglish, and perior van- tagbs furnished in Vocal and Instrumental Sune, Drawing, Painting. ‘and Latin are taught ¥ ereOns comil from the South can leave Wal- D treet whart P -) OL 8 a.m. and 2, 4, H6 and6p m. For logues ress. aM. _M., Bev. JOHN KELEY, References in Wi Hon. 3 6 eniiyke, Bonst UNL of Bo; iiiter: doo. Bb. nionty regs i L. Bepirtmentet the Taterior; 8, FOR BALE Oe seks of ‘ee two and four horse mer 12-3tawds | Avotion.—On W. pele re ait ae THis AFTERNOUN AND Tp-MOBRROW : {By GREEN. & WrD) IAMS. Auctioneers. BSA a ‘OS. L 8udars, Teas Coote f metas R yh 4 r NBSDAY, the 5th inet .p o'clock a. m., we aha'l sell, at the store o Peep alata tdindtintaee! L streets north, Liquors of various kinds, ——s Co! » Sugar, Teas, Hams, Salt, Molasses, Vinegar, Mamard, Bgl Wooden Willow, Ghin With many other articles too roustd mentién The Store and Fixtures aud cellar ure for man, @8 Wil i bidder, ‘Werms cakes seen on to the highest mar 31 3t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. - WILL BE ADDED TO THE ABOVE - in perfeet order ra t Wagons! Beesye1G = agou,! Buggy, } Carriage aud Hi Also, a fine fainily Horse. -” barks at GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucte. By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioncera, yur VaLUABLE PROPERTY FRONTING ox C 8tRERT AND LOVIStAsA AVERUR, Batween 6TH AND 77H STRERTS; AT AUCTION. On WEDNES- DAY, 2:th instant, we will sellin front of the, premises, at 5 s’clock p. m., narta of, Lots Nos. 8 and, in Square 439, togetiver with the Improves ments, which are four geod two atory brick i 4 op O street, with three ‘houses in ‘the rear, “This property has a fre nt of 64 feet 4 inches.on © atreat, Tuppipg eryagh the square aboutan average de of 1 feet to Louisiana syenue, and fronting om Fedeom te EY abytht tive ‘e deem it a saary to Pa: ing rela’ to the advantrgeous and Wosirable Toca fte twill be readily conceded that the sale presente. it wil nm at the sale te rare inducements for inve tment. eiyrep: Terma: One-third ¢arh; balance in 6 12 months, the purchaser to give notes for the de- a payments, bearing interest from the day of a 8 * A deed given.aad a deed of trust taken. Ali con- ve; anos atthe ont pi parehaeet one plat o! ie is wi ashown at of theme ne EN WH-UTAMS, Aveta, mari7d {Ict.& Chron | By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, yALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON Cap- sToOL Hitt ar Powiio Avcrion.—On WEDN DA\ AFTEKNOON, March 25th, at 5 o'clock. om the premises, we shall sell Lote 25, 26, 27 and 28 and part of Lot 24, in Square 725, frouting respectively ‘on 2d street east and north C streets, at the corner of 24 and C eta, Also. Lot No. 27-in 2d street east, b Square No 724, fronting om ~ tween nort and Data. A plat of the Lots will be exbibited at the aale. Terms : One-third cash; the remaindcria6 and 12 months. for notes bearing iaterest, and secured by a decd ef trust on the premises. eokds J McG UIRE & CO., Ancts. By THOMAS NG, Auctioneer, {ALE OF TWO BRICK HOUSES IN GEORGE- +> Tows —On WEDNESDAY, 25th day of March, 3863 1 will offer at Putlic sal’ the follewing de- scribed property, situated on the west side of Jeficrson streetin Georgetown Beginuing on the West side of Jeflerson et., at the Intersection of am alley and suid street, a) TanBing west on the north side of said allvy 1%5 feet moreo leas, them north and parallel with Jefferson s reet twenty five feet, then¢astard parallel with the said alicy te Jefferson street, then south 25 tet to the place of beginning, with the two story brick house thereom oceupisd by Mra. Thomas Also thy timmediately south of the above. Bi $5 feet from the south corzer on the west si Jefferson street and running thence north feet cn said street to an alley. then with alley west to the northeast corner of the lot sold by one Dorsey to West. then wita the east line of said lot south forty feet, then east to the place of begim- ning, with the two story beick house thereon now occopied by Wm. Brombee, Sale to tuke place at 4o’clock in the afternoon. Title imdisputable and in all conveyancing at the purchaser atsale. FUTURE BAYS. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers OSEWOOD PIANO FORTE, SUPERIOR HOUSENOLD FURNITURE, Oit, PAINTINGS, LAROE MkpALLION PakLoR Garret, at AvcTion.—Om THURSDAY MOBNING. March 2%, commencing at 10, o'clock, we shall seil. at the residence of J. W. Webb, No. 363 H street, corner of iith, ali his Household Furniture and Housekeepmg Efecta. Ws name in part— i Rosewood — octave Piano Forte by —— isnite Rorewood Parlor Furniture, consisting of 1 Bofa,2 Arm and 6 Site Ci airs, 2 Mahogany Hair. cloth Sofas, Rockers, 3 Side Chairs, Walnut Rtsgere. 2 Ottomans, 7 Oil Paintings, Mantel Ornaments, Vasoa, Large Wilton Parlor Carpet, Hall Set and Oil Cloth, Sideboard, Dining Table and Chairs, Carving Table, Loung China and Glass Ware, Sutlery, Ac, Hureaus. Wardrobes and Dsdatcads, Redding, Ohamber Oarpets, &c., Ccoking Stove and Kitchen Requisites. ets, ete. To be sold to the highest bidder for cash to satisty Judicial« Nos. 2and 5. to October term, 1862, in fa- vor of Jas. B. Lawrence & Co.,and J.B. Dodson, urviving partner of Clagett & Dodson. .H. LAMON, U_8. Marshal D.C. mar 19d J.0. McGUIRE & 00 , Aucis. ASSISTANT QUABTERMASTER'S OFFICB, _ Corner G and 2ed streets, Washington, D. 0.. March ‘2lst, 1883. aURSD AY, Wiil be sold at pudiic auction, on T’ the 2d of April, 1963, at the Corral, near the 05° servatory, a number of HORSE~ AND MULRS, condemned as untit for public service, belonging to the Quartermaster’s Depariment. Termscash in Gove nment funds Bale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m. C. H. TOMPKINS. Capt.A.Q M,U.B.A. mar 234 J. WoGUIRB&OO.. Aucts. SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICK, £ Corner af G and 22d Streets, 2 Wasurnctox, D. C., March, 2), 1853. Will be sole at public auction in the rear ef the Quartermaster’s Warehouses. on G street, between 2ist and 22d streets, on TUESDAY 31st March. 1363, several hundred empty boxes, Po:k and Ploar barrels, Kegs, &e ‘They will be put up in small lots, Perms cash in Government tnnds, Bale to commence at ten 0 clock. Cc. i. TOMPKINS, Captain gud AQ. M U.S. a, J.C, MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. BY VIRTUE OF A LEED O¥ TRUSF BEAR: ing date the Sist day of January, 19¢3, and re- corded in Liber J. A. 8.,No 215, at folios 15, &c., the subscriber will offer forsale. at public auction, on THURSDAY, Ivth day of March. 1853, at three o'clock, lL ots No. 4-and 5, in Davidson’s subdivision of Squire No 367. ‘ TLe absve lots front on.the north side of N at. north. between 9th and lth sta west, and are site. ted within two squares of the 7th street passenger road. The title wil! be made indisputatble. Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in 6 sud 12 months, with interest from day of sale, secured by a deed of trust on the preperty, All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. If the terms are net complied with ia five days, the property will be resold at the cost of the pur- chaser Sale will take place on the premises, J. CARTER MARBURY, Trustee. mar 6-eokds W.L. WALL & CO,, Aucts, RF THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONRD.TO WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April Ist. at five o'clock. J. CARTER MARBURY, Truste: mar 29 W.L. WALL & 00. Anots. NV AKSHAL’S 8ALE.—In virtue of a writ of fiert ‘4 facias issurd frem the Cierk’s Office of the Cir- cuit Court ef the District of Columbia, for the county of Washington, and te me directed, I wiil expore to public sale, for cash, im front of the Court House of said county, on TUESDAY, the Siatday of March inst., 11 at 190’clock m., the unexpired lease of J W. Powers in aad to An- alostan Island, opposite Georgetown, D. 0. Said lenge te run until the Ist ef November seized and levied upon as the unexpired | Jacob W. Powers, and will be.sold to sati cials No 70,to May term, A. Bradl mar 2)-tds (COMMISSION BR” SALE OF THE REAL KB- TATE OW THE LATE RiokaRD M. Borer —' Yirtue of an order of the Circuit Oourt of the Dis- trict of Columbia, bearimg date the 16th day of February, 1351 made in a certain cr ling en the partition doeket of eaid court, the rame being No, 174 of said docket, ood ing &® petition to di- vide the real estate of Rickard M. Boyer, late of Washington county, deceased, will seil, at auction to the mighest bidder, on PRIDAY, 3d day of April next, He 0% in the foren: , tha following portions of the real estate of which the said Richard M, Boyer died seized, the same being <n lying in Georgetown, in the said District, te wit: Ist. A house and lot on the north side of Water street. rear Je! street, between Washin, and Jeffersonstreets. and fronting about 25 fect om Water atzoet, and running back of that wiith about ‘eet. 2d. A warehouse and lot between Ch:rry street and the Chesapeake and Ohio Oanal, fronting om the canal, oe ee third house from market space. 34. A of Lot 10,in Beatty & Hawkins’ addi- tion to Georgetewn, situated at the southeast eor- per of Nigh and Beall streets, with the three-st »r; brick tavern thereon. This ef the best Ge nievers Ta tisoLeetawn isanold and w own, place of public resort. 4th ‘The weet 5 feet = on Beall street in the corner of Hig! provements theréon. Sth. Alot on the southwest cornerof Bridge and Weshi treets, fronting 36 feet 11 inches om Breen Tad causing Seek of that Shack oe Washi mn street 68 feet 2 inches. i The above lots are very val Ly le- and e) questo ee of ce ts. Ty wo the same authority's situated near Tenallytown, between the Seleten abn anees often, tesacstan ee oom ya acres L- ing, bai Bale of the face: wil take ee. the farm ny rnoon. ie: One fourth cash; residue in equal ymenta of 6, 12 and 18 months, with in erest from y of sale, for which the bonis of the purchaser with ay security witl be taken, qulithe terms are not complied with in five de ie te a uy nia tie" oP ie o perty will be resold at risk and cost of ‘ale and be ag ete EL Degree oon Se ea