Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1863, Page 3

i | i rr | a rm aneer a a a EE RT SES SF SNE, SF LSE AIS EP" SS I SS LOCAL NEWS. - AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s THEATER.—* Werner,” by the ‘Walack- Davenport combination. ton Turater.— Jenny Lind’ and + n of a Lover.” Mrs. John Wood in principal character. Cantenrurny HALL—Ernestine de Faiber, Kate Pennoyer and Julia Mortimer in the | « Arab Lay” and other acts. VanrreTies.—Brignoli, Laurens, Tesman and Other artists in song, act and dance. Bit. iarps.—The great billiard tournament ar Odd Fellows’ Hall centinues this evening. — CounciL Proc 8, March 30.—Board of Alacrmen.—The Chair (Mr. Clephane) presented x communication from the Mayor, transmitting the monthly report of the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department. Referred. \ statement of the account of the Corporation with the Bank of Washin: was also pre- sented. showing a balance of 23 due the Corporation. Referred. iso, communication nominating George W. Robinson tor Commissioner of the Northern arket. Referred. The following were read and referred: A petition of Dayid Walsh and others, asking a priation for the repair of L street north; ir of the pavements and gutters on F street petition of Bartlett Curran, for the ne Western inte questing the Board of Health to inquire into and abate a nuisance on F street near Fift®, caused by the existence of an establishment | there for embalming the dead, ‘The following passed the Board: An act to grade and gravel F street south, between Four- farket; and a resolution re- and-a-half and Sixth streets wes: grade and gravel Eleventh street west, between Maryland avenue and Virginia ayenue; an act tor the renewal of the roof over the west wing of the City Hall; an act to introduce gas into the ‘Western Market: and a joint resolution direct- ‘ing the Presidents of the two Boards of Coun- cils in relation to the disbursement of certain ‘moneys. The nominations of Messrs. Drury, Thomp- son, Giberson, and Stratton for Police Magis- | tes were confirmed. Mr. Richards, from the joint committee in relation to the Union meeting to be held to-day, amade a report. in addition to the speakers whose names are already announced, the following distinguish- | ed yentlemen have consented te address the assemblage: Hon. J.W.Nye, Hon. William Whiting, General Martindale, Governor Mor- ton, Rey. John Lanahan, Hon. Charles Sum- ner, Hon. Joseph Holt, Hon. D.S. Dickinson, Rev. Mr. Hunnicutt, Hon. S. Colfax, and Ex- Governor Bashford, of Wisconsin. The following were announced as the com- mittees: C@MMITTEE ON THE HALL. yd, J. R. Barr, J Wilson, A. Lloyd, W. W. Rapley, bane. J. F. Brown, C. Wendell, R. TL=EL Gordon Le =| ission of a an act to introduce water | An act to ; | about from one place to another, i P. Pepper, J. A. } H n, C. Gordon, Thomas Leawis,Nathan | Ba , J.H. Semmes, G. H. Plant, R. T. Kuight, T. Donoho, A. R. Shepherd, C. H. Utermehle, and Wm. Talbert. COMMITTEE ON GALLER! FR. Dorsett, J. 1. Thompson, Jas. Lynch, Wottord Stone, J. W. Wheeler, G T. McGiue, | J.¥F. Hodgson, Dr. MeKim, Job W. An Kk. C. Handy, Carey White, A.C. Plant, E. ic J. L. Pearson. TION AT THE EAST poor. ‘ds, J. M. Broadhead, T. Mortagh, and J. W. Thompson. Admiral Dahlgren has responded to the com- mittee that all the officers of the N: at pre- ut or who may be at the seat of the General Government, will attend the great meetiug in a body, and in full uniform. The Board of Common Council now entered the Aldermen's chamber and took seats A joint meeting of the two boards was con- vened at this time, (Mr. A. R. Shepherd pre- siding,) for the purpose of opening an addi- tional bid of Mr. J. Costello, for laying water pipes and furnishing fire plugs, Mr. ©. al- jeging thatthe bid opened on last Monday eye ning was informal. The bid first presented was, however, cpened, and nothing inform) except the date being discovered in it, the Board, by a vote of 26 to 1, retused to entertain the motion to open the bid. Jlark, | sive “amens” The report of the committee of conference in | relation to the Washington and Alexandria Railroad, was concurred in by the following vote: Yeas- Messrs. Clephane, Clark, Gordon, Lloyd, Plant, Richards, Semmes, Sargent, and Turton—9. Nay—Mr. Wendell—1. Mr. Semmes, Alderman of the Seventh Ward, desired to make @ personal expiznation. It Was rumored in the city that he had advocated the purchase of fire-plugs from par in Bal- timore, to the exclusion of oar own mechanics: and that he had urged the Mayorso todo. Mfr. Semmes wanted it distinetly understood that he had never advocated any such thing, but on the contrary had ever urged the propriety ofemploying our own mechanics to do corpor- zion work of all kinds. Adjourned. Common Council.—A communication was re- ceived trom the Mayor anneuncing his appro- ¥al of acts to supply a deficiency in the appro- priation for printing and binding; for repairs of maps, books, &c.,in the Surveyor's office. amending the act organizing the fire depart-, ment; tolay a grayel footwalk on the norttr side of Georgia avenue, from Eighth to Twelfth Street east, and for the relief of the American Fiook and Ladder Company. One enclosing a communication from Martin Bishop making jens relative to the improvement of the Sanilary and commercial condition of the ci by improving the canal. Also, a commun: tion enclosing estimates of the commissione: of improvement for putting the streets in pas ble condition and cleaning gutters, &c. For the First, Second, Third and Seventh Wards it i ,000 will be required 0) for cleaning al- al repiirs and $4,000 for cleaning alleys, ! ers, &c.: for the Fifthand Sixth Wards each 4,140 1or repairs and $2,000 for cleaning a Columbus Alexander; bills for the relief of W. P. Webb and W. P. Partello. The following were pass ating av to grade and gravel M street north, tiem Nixth to Tenth streets west; bill appro- printing ®2,500 to grade and gravel D street north, trom First to Third streets west; resolu- tion appropriating $100 to enable the Mayor to pay certain contingent expenses in connection with building school-house in the third school district, making an additional appropriation fur public hay scales; for the relief of Wm. E. Dante; for the renewal of roof over the west wing of the City Hall—appropriating $1,527; to purchase had) for the members of Fire Department; to tacilitate the firemen at fires in the discharge of their duties, by providing that all persons except the firemen and occupiers of the premises crowding about a fire atter having been once warned off, shall be arrested and punished for a breach of the public peace; to puy the expenses of the great Union meet- ing. Mr. Utermehle introduced a bill making it ublawtul tor any persons to keep mere than two cows within 300 feet of any dwelling ex- cept those of the owners, ander 4 penalty of 21 tor each day such place shall be occupied, and requires all owners of cows te have the prem- ases on which the animals are kept cleaned daily. My, U. stated that this bill neaded no expla- nation, as gentlemen who had look-d into the a@ubject could not fail to see the necessity of a bill of this character. Mr. Lloyd thought the bill oppressive—that our citizens were supplied with milk from cows kept in and around thegity. He moved to refer the bill to the Pp. ghey Mr. Raub was opposed to reference. The manner in which some persof$ kept their cows rendered the vicinity of the stables unendar- Able. A friend of his owned a house in the First Ward, next door to which some persons bad erected on alot 20 feet by 100, stabling in which was kept thirty cows, rendering the dwelling almost untenable. Mr. Thompson stated that there was a great difference between New York and other places and this city. In other cities the supply of milk came in by railway from the country, while in this city it was with difficulty that milk could be brought from Annapolis Junc- tion. In New York the amount of milk con- sumed was a pint to each person, and in this city a gill was consumed by each one. he bill was referred to the committee on police. Mr. Canfield intreduced a bill reciting that St the last session of Congress a bill was intro- duced to increase the pay of the Metropolitan Police, which failed to become a law, owing to the late day at which it was introdrced, and authorizing the Mayor, in anticipation that the mount would be refunded to the Corporation by Congress, to draw from the general fund on the first day ofeach month until the next meet- ing of Congress, a sufficient amount of money to pay each policeman tha sum of ten dollars. Mr. Gordon said that this was a bill to pays class of m+n oyer whom they had no control, and usked that it be referred to the committee on ways and means, Mr. Lloyd moved to refer it to a special com. mitre. Carried, and Messrs. Lloyd, Raplay, Karr, Stevens, Cantield, Peake and Mitcheli w 4 *prointed. ie Board look @ re j mt. ing with the Board Spree ete aeat aseemidine— Mr. Witson Teported a pill $4,(44 for the erection of a honse ern Ho-e Company. ¥ Rapley said that this company had ex- Bt apparatus, which had been since tha appropriating for the West- dcstruction of their engine house by fire, hauled | fo2s :—Bill appropri- | of Aldermen, and on re- | | i } el, Pile | pomted Mr. James O. Cleph ac . | ¥ The following were referred:—Petition of | Se had ne shelter for it. Mr. Peake offered an amendment, appropri- ating 3,000 to build @ house for the American Hook and Ladder Company. The dill was referred to a special committee, consisting of Messrs. Wilson. Raub, Peake, Rapley, wis, Utermehle, and Knight, with instructions to invite pians for the erection otf engine houses, and to offer a premium of $100 for the best plans. The bill to increase the pay of assessors was received from the upper Board, with amend- ments; which were concurred in. Mr. Thompson, from the committee of con- ference on the bili to dispuse ul Lhe iaterest of the Corporation in the Wastinzton and Alex- esate TAL WA: made a report; which was adopted. The gas light bill was taken up; and Mr. i Gordon asked leave to introduce a new bill, in lieu of the bill originally intro iuced by him. Mr. Raub moyed to postpone for one week. Carried. Adjourned. PROBALLE Homicrpy.—Last evening, be- tween 7 and § o’clock, John Green went to the house of Thomas Murphy, on Twenty-second | Street, between G and H, and got into conver- sation with Green and his wife when some misunderstanding occurred, and Green drew a reyoiver and discharged it at Murphy, the ball entering about two inches above the naval, % | passing through the liver, and lodging in the ion of John B. Clagett and others, for the | P 4 io side. Mrs. Murphy was standing so near by at the time that her face and neck were badly burned by the powder. Dr. T. F. Joyce was called, and, during the night, succeeded in ex- tracting the bail. The wounded man was lying very low this morning, the wonnd being ofafatal character. Green, during the excite- ment, succeeded in making his escape. Mrs. Murphy was Green’s brother's widow | and married Murphy but a short time sines, and previous to ber last marriage, Green was living with her, attending to the store. Since her marriage, they have not been on good terms and have had frequent quarrels. Mrs. Murphy, a tew weeks since, had him arrested on the charge of abusing her and breaking her furniture. Jealousy is supposed to haye been the cause, and it is thonght by some of the neighbors that he intended to murder both of them. a DEATHS OF SoLDIERS.—The following haye been reported to Capt. Hartz, (office corner of Eighteenth and G streets,) since our last, at which place all information relative to de- ceased soldiers may be obtained : Jobn P. Harring, 2d N. J.: Frank Donohoo. : teamster, (2. M. D.: Agan, laberer, 4). as, C. Hall, 15th D. McCas- Howe, 9th N. H.; Mar- Ist Art. 11th Vt; John North, 5th Jokn A. Dean, do.; John A. How- h Mich.: Freemwm McArthur, 137th N. C.W. Haskell, ist Minn. ee Fait tN THE Lorp Ne I Sunday evening, Rev. Mr. Pitcher, ass' . other ministers, held divine service in the Sol- + 5th Mich. land, 125th Pa’: Franci cus Abbott, M Ys | diers’ Rest, which was attended by a large number of soldie Pitcher, after preach ing an appropriate discourse, exhorted h hearers to enlist on the side of the Lord, and proceeded to inquire, “who has faith in the Lord!” when an old soldier, slightly the worse for liquor, rose in his place and ‘said, «Dm d—d ii I haven't faith in the Lord, and @ eral McClellan too!” te which several respon- were given. The soldier of large faith was forthwith taken out. a eg WASHINGTON Mowky MARKET.—Quotations forstocks, coin und uncurrent money, furnished Johnson & Co., Bankers: Buying. Selling. 105% 107 1043; by Lew U.S. Coupon Bonds, 1$81 . G 7.50 Notes Quartermasters’ Chec New Certificate: U.S. Demand Not American Gold. American Silver. % APPOINTE Mei Ch k of the new Courts, phonc graphic elerk of his office s It is the purposr of Mr. Meigs, we hear, to sricet first-class ability fer all the posts ander him; and he has certainly made a good bezin- ning in this way in the appoimtment of Mr. Clephane, who is a young man of fine qualifi- cations. SOLDIER’ C. at Soldie: s Rest, on Friday, Saturday Sunday. re ved 131 recruits, 550 cony cents, 210 furlougved men, listragglers, 13ex changed prisoners, 37 paroled prisoners, 3 de- serters, 26 in detached parties, and 107 deserte: returning to their regiments under the Pr dent's proclamation; and has sent to regiments in the field 4!2, to conyalescent camp S60, and to parole camp (Annapolis) 12. — Roupery.—Some thief y: store of F. Vanhook, Louisiana avenue, and robbed the safe (which was open at the time} of & pocket-book containing $100 in Treasury notes. > LARA SIDNAL.—This young E will give her first entertainment to-mor- evening at V rds’ Hall. Recitations from the poets will be the order. lish elocn- eeaee WonbERFUL Benet BY Water Axo ELectric- it¥.—We have seen a great number of persons cured ef rheumatism ina few days, who had suf- fered for weeks excruciatingly, by the experienced physician Dr.§. M Landis. since he has opened an | apartment for the treatment of all diseases, with- out medicine, at the private department of the Metropolitan Bath Rooms. 321 D straet and Penn. avenue, between Ilth and 12th sts, The Doctor's hours are from 9 to 3daily, and Monday, Wednes- day and Friday aleo from’6 to i the sick to call on the Doc‘or. 1 Cuaries W. CunxnINcHAm, N Hepa. ———— TieRz is now displayed at the Dollar Store, 438 Penra. avenue, near 4'2 street.a brillisnt assort- ment of Jewelry in all its varieties. Call and look atitand invest a dollar there, mar 3)-lw™ ps eee Seven HenpreD Vorvusterns Sick 1m Camp !— men, be warned in time, supply yourselves with Holloway’s Pills and Ointment. They are uarantied to cure the worst cases of Sores, Ulcers, Eccrey, Fevers and Bowe! Complaints, Only 25 ets, per box or pot, 218 = es DIsEAsES OF THE Nervous, SeMINAL, URINARY AND SexvaL §ysTeMs.—New and reliable treat- ment—in Repofts of the Howard Asscciation—sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association, ; Dr. Philadelphia, Pa. mar 25-Im ‘THE CHEAPEST AND BEST Hair Dre 1 = WORLD— Neter Fades or Washes Out.—U pham air Dye, 0 centsa box. The bestinuse. Try it. Sold by 8. C. Ford, corner 1ith Street and Pa. avenue, Wash- ington, and Henry Cook. Alexandria. ja6-ly ge CorNs8 ark tug Univkasat Torment or Man- KIND.—To be relieved of these terri' 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 makes chircpody a speciality. You are sure to get relief without experiencing pain. Office 434 Penusylania avenue, (Lane & Tucker 8 building,) between Four and a-halfand Sixth streets. No charge for con- Bultation, mar 24-tf ——— Bato: Harr Drs, The best in tha World. William A. Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye pro- duces a celor not to be distinguished from naturc— warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem- @dies 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 Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c. W@7 The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATOES- LOR, om the four sides of each bor. Fasory, No. 81 Barclay st., New York, (Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond st.) paises Pishich pa hey oan am Load Band’s j¢ cures Spermatorrha2a, TRING ‘cakness. Impotency, Loss of Power, etc.. spaedtly and effectual- . Ite effects are truly soagical. A trial of the jpecific, will convince the most skeptical of its ma-ly merits. Price §1 a box. Hold by 8.0. ford, cor- ner lith street and Pa. avenue, Wasuington, and Henry Cook Alexandri Jaely giacscnisie Dr. Duront’s Bugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the very best in use, They operate speedily and effectively, and being sugar-coated create no mau- sem Upon the most delicate stomach, A trial of these Pills will prove their superiority over all others, Price 81a box. Sold by 8. C. Ford, eoraer lith street and Pa, avenue, Washington, anit Henry ik, Alexandria. ja6-ly WARRANTED To Cung IN 31x Days.—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ standing, will cure Gonorrhaa in siz days. No change of diet required Price $1 por bottle. Sold b £0. Vord, corner Ilth street aud P: ashington, and Henry Cook, Aloxanér: ——_+— Artestion, Soldiers Samariten’s Gift is your only hope. 'y oase of private complaints in from twe to four days. If you would be saved m long suffering and pecety. cee. i urselves of this rame: foetettes tot and © is the only for seres and diseases which have Herb Juices i efigernal remedy been treated with mercury. Take of this purifyii remedy and be permanet tly cured, ‘bee sdve=tis - went i fa 5-tf another column. A des inat., RUDOLPH, orly son of Georgs and ary Kichhora, aged 3 Fears, | month, aud 1# days. J Dearpet Rucolph thou art sleeping. pe in enabove; _ Be bas ‘eft his mother weeping To sing the Keceemer’s lov - (staves WINKS AND BRANDIRS, of Amoricun growthand manufactu al E's, Pennsylvania avenue, — Rest —Capt. BM. Camp, A.D. | Ree cimedivtals teaae Wekeioee Wee | an and they now | { { } quarters, a treet west, opposite Center Marke Tp. m. We advise | | | need apply at 349 ‘uth at. | 8. i Inquire at this office. WANTS. AUCTION SALES. | AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES, ANTED—A d steady BARBER, Apply im- mediately atthe National Hotel, none other need apply 1 WwW ANTED—At the Clarendon Hotel. a white ‘WOMAN for hoose cleaning. None but a good therough hand need apply. mar 3] 4t™ WANTED TO RENT—A DWELLING HOUSE for a family of 8 or 10 persons. Address Box 25 Post Office. mar 31-St™ ANTED—Two or three god MILLINERS can 5 wets Stuation b: Spplying at No. 12 Market ve, be an th ate Sparse FRANKLIN ETCHISON, W ANTED TG PURCHASE FOR CASH—A DWELLING HOUSE having from 1) to 12 rooms, within 2) minutes’ walk of the Post Office. Addrees Box 230 Post Office mar 31-3t* ANTED—Two white GIRLS, one as laundress, the other as chambermaid and assist with the warhing and ironing. None but competent persons mar 31-4t* WANTED—A PARTNER, a person of business capacity. with a capital cf $1,500 to $2.000.in a Military Furnishing Store; best location on Pa. avenue Address ‘*Merchant,” at this office. 1t* SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN AS &> clerk or barkeeper. He is well acquainted with Evelish and German languages, both reading and writin, Apply toNo. 101 dth street, between M and N. mar 31-3t* By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. ARGE SALE OF NEW AND NEARLY NEW Furniture at Avction.—On TU KoVAY. the 3ist instant, a: 10 o'clock m., we shall seil, in front of our Auction Rooms, corner Se’ th and D streets, a large lot of Furniture, consisting of Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, Brdsteads, Hair, Cotton aud Husk Mat , Chin: lass and Crockery ae belonging to a gentleman who intends ieav- ing the city, mar22¢ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B7 THE ABOVE SALE IB POFTPONED, ON account cf the weather, until THURSDAY, the 2d day of April, t the same hour. WILLIAMS, Aucts. mua! _GRSEN & Sua By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers. HO2Ezs. HACK. AND HARNESS AT Avction.—We shall sell.on SATURDAY, the 25th instant, at 10 o'clock A. market,two geod Work Horses, seven yeara old, Hack, and Harness, sold for no fault—the owner having no further use for them. Sale positive, Term: ih, ies GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. 82 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- til TU EEDAY, Sist instant, same hour mar go GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. wa THE ABOVE SALE IS STILL FURTHER Fostponed, on account of tne inclemency of the weather, until THURSDAY. April 24. same hour, mar 31 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Rooms WANTED—Two communicating Rooms wanted immediately for parlor and bedroom, furnished or unfurnished; Joca‘ion good; rent mod- erate Address ‘KE. K. W.,” Post Office Box 415. mar 41 3t* \WO FIBST CLASS BARBERS WANTED AT the corner of ith and D streets, and also a BOY to clean the barber shop and ladies hairdre ing room, and he will aiso havea chance to learn the barber and wig making trade, mar 31-3t* JPLOARD WANTED—By the advertiser. a young man. who desires the comforts of a home; lo- cation near War Department. Dinner after four. leasant accommodations. Ad- will be paid for dre W.B Star Office. mar 31-2t™ W ANTED—For a gentleman and his wife. a well FURNISHED PARLOR and CHAMBER, with private table, somewhere west of 14th atreat, Good references given and required. Address “Inquirer ,”’ Star Office. mar 31-3t* Root AND BOARD WANTED.—By a respect able WOMAN, (with the privilege of taking in sewing,) ina private fzmily,or where there are butfew boarders, Please addyess. stating terms, which must be moderate, Box Bu, Washington city postofiice, immediately. mar3] 3t W ANTED—A SITUATION to nurse whore there is or has lately been smallpox in the house by a young person who has not long since had the émalipox and therefore is not afraid of it. Please address Box 34 Star Office and the advertiser will cali. mar 31-St Vv ANTED TO RENT—A smail HOUSE contain- ing from 6 to 8 rooms, either furnished or un furnished, by a party who will give satisfactory references and ix a punctual and desirable tenant; | a geod rent will be paid. Please sddress answers, stating location, &c., to “L. M,,” Box 14 Star OF fice, mar 31-3t" WANTED By a respectable young woman, a SITUATION to cook, wash and iron; good references cun be given. Address 340 4th street, between F and G. mar 30-2t™ 1 V0 LABORERS WANTED—PFor the Army of { the Potomac; good wages nnd comfortable Inquire of D. McCO WAN PED IHELP in @ duessmaking business; only good sewers need apply at 293 B street, between 2d and 3d ets . one square from Pa. avenue, ue By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. EATENSIVE SALE OF AN ASSORTMENT OF ane Most SrLENDID Partor, Dintna Roow AND CHAMBER FURNITURE EVEROFPRRED At Posiic Sake oN tue District.—On WEDNE= DAY. the ist day Of April next, we shall sell, commencing at 10 o’clock A M,,at the weil known ware room of Wm. Mch. Cripps, Esq.. No. 499 Eleventh street. near Pernsylvaniu avenue, very rich and general assortment ot Furniture, ‘We enumerate, in par Fine kosewood and Walnut Parlor Sets, indamask, brocatelle, cloth, and plush Fine Mahogany and Walnut full Marble-top Dress- . ing Bureaur, with QGothic-frame Mirrers Fing Btegeres, Sideboards, Bookcases,and Secre- aries Fire large Glass Door-Case for statuary Lounges, Wardrobes _ Fine French and Gothic Bedsteads_ Fine Marble top Centre, Side,and Sofa Tables Kine Oak Marble top Cottage Chamber Sets Hair and other Mattresses Bolsters and Pillows i : With a large lot of other fine Furniture, which we deem unnecessary to enumerate, Terms cash. itis scarcely necessary to offer any further com- ment relative to the style and quality of tha above mentioned Furnituro, Suffice it tosay that itis Mr. Cripps’s own make and equal, if not supe- rior, to any furniture now for sale in Washington, The ladies and gentlemen ot Alexandria, George- town, and Washington are rerpactfully invited to the sale, a8 they will find it worthy their attentian, By The sale without reserve. a The house is also for rent. Inquire on the remiss. Pipar Bird GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auets. we THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON account of the westner: nou MONDAY, the 6th a. f April, 2@ came hour, Thargi GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, PAR STANT QUARTERMASTER’S coe Corner G and 241 Streets, Wastineto: .C., March 27, 1343. NOTICE.—The sale of Manure advertised to take place at tbe Horse Corral, &c., on this day, is poned nntil the 30th of April. (Thursday. grclock aro on whieh day other ! Railroad Depot, will be sold also, , C.'H. TOMPKINS Captain and AQ. M. U.S .G. McGUIRN& Go. mar 2-d FOR SALE AND RENT. ngton. D.C, [mar3o-st"| C _L. SBEBER. COOK, WASHER and ° bring good recom ions. Apply immediately at 492 Asth at., between D an WANTED—One white servant GIRL to lo gen- eral housework ina small family; will find a Tiuble home and zood wages by i 4 betiveen I9th and 20th, LADY WISHES TO BE EM. it perfect in her work and charges very moderate, Piease apply at 468 12th st., between G and H to Madame BERNAD, mar 3) lw" 7 + » shirt | in making ladies’ and gents’ shirts and “STORE FOR SALE—On F street, between 2ist wk” and sts. Inquire withia, | mar3isty A BAKERY on G street, between Inquire at No. $4 G street M., at the horse | By J. ©. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers Drees HOUSE AND LOT AT PUBLIO Avctios.—Om TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March 3ist, at 5 o'clock, on the pramisas, by virtue of a deed of trust dated January th, 1353, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. S., No. 167, folios 399, et 8eq., one of the land records for Washington county. District of Columbia, and by virtue of adecree o! the Circuit Court of the District of Oclumbia, arsed in cause No. 1,782 rein James C. Mc- uire & Co. were complainants and Charles 8 Wallach, et al., were defendants, whereby I was Appointed trustee in the place and stead of raid Wailiach, I shall sell part of Lot numbered eleven, (11,) in Kquare south of Square numbered five hun: dred and sixteen, (416,) beginning for the said part ; of said leton I street north, at the dividing line between Lots .umbered eleven (11) and twelve. ( 12.) in said Square. and running thence east by and with the line of said street fourteen (14) feet, thence south forty-five (33) feet, tuence in a westwardly | course to the said erriding line between said Lots numbered 11 and 12 ata distance of forty-two (42) fect from said I street, and thence north b; | with said dividing line 42 feet to said I street and pinee of begin: together with the improve- consisting of a large dwelling house. 8: One-half cash; the remainder in twelve | Months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, . If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days thereafter the trustee reserves the rigkt to resell at the risk and expense of the defaulting urchaser, upon one week's notice in the Evening tar, WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee. mar 9 eokds J.C. Mc@UIRE & CO., Aucts. BS THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. ON account of the weather, until FRIDAY AFTER- NOCN, April 3d, same hour and pace, YM. F. MATTINGLY. Trustee, 3.0. McGUIRE & C9 , Aucts. mar 31-dts NV ARSHAL’S 8ALE.—In virtue of a writ of fiert 4 facias issued fram Clerk’s Office of the Cir- cuit Court ef the District of Columbia, for the county of Washington, and to me directed, I will expose to public sale, for cash, in front of the Court House of said county, on TUESDAY, the Sistday of March inst., 1863, at 12 0’clook M., the unexpired lease of Jacob W. Powers in aad to An- alostan Island, opposite Georgetown, D. C., the said lease to run vntil the Ist ef November, 1854 seized and levied upon as the unexpired lease o} Jacob W. Powers, and will be sold to satisfy Judi- cials No 70,to May term, 1863, in favor of William A. Bradley, WARD H. LAMON mar 2-dts U. 8. Marshal D.'0. &@- THE ABOVE SALEIS POSTPONED UNTIL FRIDAY next, the 3d of rl next, at same hour and place. ARD H. LAMON, mer 3! U.8. Marsha! D.C. ty GREEN & WILLIAMe, Auctioneers. SAAC HKERZBERG’S GREAT SPRING PAWN- BROK Bate or UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, 4T AccTION.—On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, April 7th and Sth, at 10 o’clock a. m., we shall sell, at our Auction Rooms, No as— Extra fine Gold and Silver Hunting-case Patent Lever and other Watches, Gold Neck and Fob Chains, Finger Rings, &c., of al: descriptions, Fine lot of Guns and Pistols, Large lot of Ladies’ Dresses, Shawls, Qloaks, &c., im variety, Also, Gentiemen’s Clothing, and a fine lotof goods such as are usually found ata pawnbroxer’s sale, and too nuwerous to mention. The sale to commence with the watches. ‘Terms cash, ISAAC HERZBERG, Pawnbroker, GREEN & WILLIAMS, mar #-S,T0,THaM Auctioneers, By W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. Salesroom No, 427 7th st., betw.@ and H PRAGULAR AUCTION SALES EVERY MON- DAY and FRIBAY MORNINGS at 1) o’clock, ct Furniture. Groceries, Stationery and Marchan- dire generally, Out-door enles promieily attended to, W. B, LEWI8 & CO., Aucts, TO SUTLERS. Also, always on hand at private sale a good as- Fortmept of Army Watches, Cutlery, Plsted Ware, Paper, Envelopes. Segars, Tobacco, Boots and 8, Fancy Goods. &c., &c. mar 23 eolw W. B. LEWIS & CO. street, beiween F and j Hotel, No, 460, FO RENT—A small F gasin all the rooms, or part of th the kitchen. Apply at $05 G strect. references requ i RNISHED HOU ‘Best of city 1t* WARZED—Two good WASHERS AND IRON- ES, in a laundry at the Soldier’s Home, #7 per montk. Inquir ¥ 0. 40 Center Market Spi —S8ECOND-HAND FU. . Mirrors, Carpeta, Bedr, ie Houseturnishing Goods of every description. R. BUCHLY, bet. G ] ANTED—A CI ored. one who thoroughly understands her businers and can assist in waiting on the table. ¥ xt the basement door. ANTED—500 MEN to work in ti ty Department. t the foot of @ strewt, Washington. mar 2% ANTED- Anactive intelligent BO ¥from 14 to 16 years old to run errands and tendina store, mar 28-4 W ANTHD-Bix or eight CARTS will find con- stantemploymen: by applying to A. & TA. RiCHARDS, on N, between Haif and South Capi- tol ats. mar 2-3t™ ws « COOK, WASHER ana IRONER; must come well recommended, Arpiy immediately at 355 11th street, ana M. WANTED—A HOME for @ bright, intelligent little boy, two years old, Any lady wisning to adopt such a'child may hear of an opportanity by addressing a note to“ W. A.,” Sar Ofer. mar 2:-3¢* W AN REDE competent, APOTHECARY CLERK; reference required. Address‘ Phar- macy,” City Post Office, mar 2% w* V TANTED—A first-rate GARDENER, or would rent to a gcod gardener four acres of rich > Commisea- Apply to Capt. H. VOs3,C. good land @t_& moderate rent. Inqvire GBO. MATTINGLY, No. 166 south F street, Islund, Liha e200 /ANTED TO RENT—A HOUSE; will buy the \ furniture if desired. Also, wa:ted to buy a house. Answers will be received One month, Ad- dress 8. W. NIKLE, Box 22 Star Office. mh2i Im* V 7ANTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE, for 6 or 12 months, by a gentleman from New York, Rent paid inadvance. Address 3. M. THAYER, 35 Maine avenue, through City P.O., Washing- ton, D.C. mar 29-29" TORE WANTED.—Wanted to rent or lease a W large store suitable for a wholesale busine situated on Penn. avenue or7th street. Address ‘Franklin,’’ Alexandria, Va., stating location and terms. mar 25 Iw* V 7 ANTED—10.000 housckeepers to save their cotton and woolen rags, books, newspupers, bottles, &c., and we will send the wagon for them, weigh them at the door, and may the highest price ferthem. Be sure and'send to the right number, 375 D street, near 7th, MASON’S Paper and Rag Warehouse. mar 10 im* BALLS, PARTIES, &c. JV ¥ COME ONCE MORE, KIND FRIRNDS! THE TWELFTH GRAND BALL HICKORY CLUB will take place at TEMPERANCE HALL, E street, between 9th and 10th, On MONDAY BVENING, May llth. 1353. For particulars see future advertisement. 1t* RAND BALL. The COLUMBIA ENGINE GOMPANY will give their ANNUAL BALL on EASTER MONDAY. April 6th. at * “Tickets 31, Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard. admitting a gentleman and ladies, Withers’ String Band has been engaged for the occasion. Committee of Arrangements, Thos. Hi. Robinson, J.C, Entwiasle, A. P. McKenna, E. B. Gatton, Jas. BR. Dobbyn, No hats or capa allowed in the ball room, mar 3)-6t* Turep G@BRAND BALL OF THE PH@NIX SOCIETY, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, On EASTED MONDAY EVENING, April 6, 1363, Tickets $1, admitting a gSntlemar and ladi2s, for sale by any of the members, and b: Lackey, merchant tailor, 7th at. oppor P fice, and atthe door on the night of, the Ball. The Phenix pledge themselves! that they will make this ene of the best entertain- mente of the season, and thst no pains will be spared to give entire satisfaction to all honorin us with their presence on that evening. A fa brass and string bard has been engaged far the occasion, Supper will be served up at half-past 12 o’clock, with all the delicacies of tae season, by an experienced caterer. No hats or caps allowed in the ball-room. [mar 26-9t™} COMMITTEE. ES i BOARDING. POszO1LNG — Three or four respectable young mem can be accommodated with permanen Board ina privvie fam Mar mi (ENTLEMEN AN) TAKIR WIVES OR SIN- by application at 341 arenas, between 12th and 13tz streets. MW St B gle gentlemen can be accommodated with very | pleasant Rooms witb Board on ist street north be- tween A and B, Capitol Hill, References ex- changed. mar 3) &t (IRST-CLASS BOABD.—On April Ist two large communicating rocms on first floor wili be va- cant at 351) K street, Franklin Kow, betwaen 13th aud Isth sta, war 27 3t* FAMILIES AND SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN be accommodated with pleasant front and back Rooms and Board at 479 D aireet, northeast cor- ner of 2d street. The lvcatien is one of the most heslthy aud pleasant in the city; the house posseas- ing all the moderm improvements, hot and cold water in the rooms with the use of bath room. Transient and Table Boarders accommodatad. ‘Ferma moderat-. mar 27 -St* BOARDING --Flonsant Furnished Rooms to rent with Board, single end communicaticg, ons equare from 7. Travsient bearders ao coma odated. Inquire at Star Office, mar 21.7t*- {WO SECOND HAND ye CHICKERING PIANOS cheep, asic at: f FT eee ne este METERROTT. dea RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS ia the spa- cious house No. 339 1 eet, opposite Frank- lin Square. Meals supp! if desired by expe- rienced catereri 1 3th FIRST-CLASS FURD 4A rent, with all the modern improvement taining 1} rooms, Apply to 200 I strect. b. sth and atest, mar 31-3t™ OR RENT—One large FURNISGED ROOM in the rear of Metropolitan (lute Brown's) Hotel. Apply at HEMPLER’S Bath Rooms, 310 C street, between 6th and 7th. mar 3)-3t* i OOMS TO LET—Four Furnished Rooms with gas & attendance; board furnished if re- quired, at 356 D street, between 9th and 10th, mar 3 {OR RENT —Nenily and comfortably furaivhed between G and H, No, 41, opposite the Patent ce. mar 30-4t* ‘RY DESIRABLE ROOMS WITH BOARD AT 34 Pa. avenue, 34 door from Ith street. mar 28. [ouse AND LOT FOR SALE ON JUDICIABY 82.U ARE. Lot 24 fevt front by 112, running back to alley. House of brick, cuntains 8 rooms ard cellar; a hy- EST.,NEAR crantattached. Will he sold lew on applica WM. il. THOMPSON'S Cigar Store, No, 519 9ta st., 1 door rorth of Penns. avenue. OR SALB—The GOOD WILL and FIXTUR ofthe m et known as tha Jersey Market, No. E street, next adjoining the Kirby House. For particulars inquire at the warket. mar 28 St* DESIRABLE LOT TO LEABE 25 FEET of 8th and K streets, by the Northern Liberty For terms apply on the premises, lw* [OR SALECA two-story FRAME HOUSE, with brick basement,on I street, between 2Ist and 26 streets. No. 14% Lt contains? good rooms; pri- vate tale; title indisputable. Apply on tbe prem- ises. mae 26-60" | YALUABLF FARM FOR SALE—The under- signed willsell nis Farm, situated in the Dis- Bladensburg read. It is located on the eastern Branch of the Potomac; hasa water communication and is peculiarly adapted for amarket garden. The soil is a rich loam and bot- tom land, and very productive. Usen the farm there is & great variety of fruit—choice apples. peaches and cherries, and a splendid vineyard of 150 assorted vines, The House isin very good repair ; also, the Stn- bie and Barn, Upon the farm there are several living sprivgs of excellent water. This farin has an extensive fronton the Bladensburg road, and could be divided into three small farms of 35 acres | each, and having a proportionate share of fruit for each This fa:m offern peculiar inducements to farmers or capitalists, as it new rents for six per cent. on the investment, and to a practical farmer would pay several times that amount. Terms easy; and for more particular information addres or cail upon me. DAVID COLE. mar 24-e04w* Washington. D LOST AND FOUND. LOST x03 Sunday evening, about 6 o'clock, be- 4 tween 9th and 10th streets.a FURCA2R. ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at 418 7th street, between G and H. mar 3I St* I O8T.—The finder ofa DEEDand MORTGAGE .4 lost in this city March 30th, will be suitably rewarded by leaving themat the Star Office, and oblige the owner. it | eet ED white and red buffalo COW, ac- companied by a re: calfone year old. $5 reward will be paid to any one returning the above prop- erty to ‘ pouas BEBRER, Navy Yard Market. mar 31- 2t* b15 REWARD —Lost, on the 2th of March, 1853, 8 POCKET BUOK containing g5%—3 twenties, 1 ter, 2 twos and J one dollar bills; also, a discharge from the Ith infantry, U. 8. A., nam Martin Cafferty. The finder wil! please leave it at this office or Mr.W. H. MYERS, Treet, between H and G ats., Waehington, D U.: if not, leave the discharge and no questions asked. mar 31 3t™ O8T—On Tuesday night, 2th inst. between 1th aud 18th streets, a large Silver Railway TIME ICE, binck Fob with gold buckle, and white and red locket seal. The finder will be liberally re- warded by leaving it the Btar Office. mar 30-3t* I OST—A lafy’agold WATCH and OHAIN; the 4 watch bad the minute hand off and can be mi- nately described; supposed to be lost between 389 ¥estreet and st. Aloysius Church, A liberal reward will be paid if left attne above number, between 9th and 10th, mar 39-3¢ | np ABEN UP ESTRAY—A small black and white COW with Ke a Eko pwner en have her by rOVIng proper ni ying char, . meovery® WATHAN BERTS, corner of 234 and M streets. near mar $)-3t* the Circle. QTOLEN OR DRLVEN AWAY—On the 23th in- P).ctant, two spotted BOWS heavy inyoung, Who- ever will return them or give informatirn will be rewarded. THO8. PURCELL, Rhude Island ave- nue. belween l4th and isth streets. or to Mr. JAS. FLANI24N,cornercfljtk andO ats, mho» qx CENTS REWARD.—Ranaway on the 2ith > inst, WM. MATTHRWS, (a bright Muiatto boy, about 17 years old.) an indentured @oprentice to the undersigned. ‘Fhe above reward will be paid on bis delivery to mar 23 3t* FERD. BUTLER. i Nees UP ESTRAY—Or the ight of the 231 inet.. adapple grey HORSE, medium hight and about 7 years ola; had on at the time a near!y new eee ae and peneee aaddie, The owner ia Tequeste come forwi Prove property, pa; charges and take him a Thauire of 6 W. FERGUSON, J, P., corne: Q@venusand Ist Kt, weat. mar 22-3t* a se Lt Monday evening last, probably at Gro- ver’s Theater, a handsome FAN with orna- mented pearl staff, also. on Thursday, about two Weeks ag, nh BRAABTPEN oom poved of'a coral rose acd three gold leaves. The finder will be suitably rewarded by retmrnirg cither of the above articles to No. 308 Pa. avenns. c C L PE mar 23 3t OST—Cz Monday, <Sdinst.,a light grey HORSE about? or 8 years eld; bat . r) 4 saddle, qu seat, and rueset bridie; is a well brokom saddle horse. A: leeving info: which wi I ea@to narecovery at HENRY Sataute, on 14th street, will bo suitably sewarded, mh33-st" house with | ROOMS for reni, with Board,on Eighth stfeet, | — ento | front and 1 feet deep, situated on the corner | Hay of Columbia, 444 miles from the Capitol. upon | By J.C. McGUIKE & CO,, Auctioneers, YRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL BES- VATE IN HR CitY OF Wasnincton.—On | FRIDAY afternoon, April 34, at five o’ciock,on | the premires, by virtue ofa deed of trust, bearing | date the Lith of May, 1999, and recorded among the | land records of Washington county, District ot Colunibia, in Liber J. A. 8., No. 175, I shail sell, at public suction. to the highest bidder, ali that certain lotof ground in the city of Washington, | Known aud described on the official plat of said city as lot numbered two, (2.)in square numbered five hundred and seven three, (573.) containing 14,483}, square feet, more or les. . ‘this lot tronts sixty-four feet on Indiana avenue, between Firgt and Second streets west,ranning back | to north D Street, presenting good building fronts on each street. pays | Terms: One third incash: the residue in twelve cizhteen,and twenty four months, with int-rest | te be secured to the satisfaction of the trastee, { Conveyancing at the expense of purchaser, | _ | Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with in | three days after sale the trustee reserves the right ; to resell, at the risk and expense of the defaulting parshadery on one week’s notice in the National telligencer sec lectise LISLE, Trustee, } J.-M C nar 12-3tawtd J.C. Mo RE & C@.. Aucts. By J. C_ McGUIREB & CO., Auctioneers, YRUSTEEK: sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Prorerty —On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON April 15th, at 53, o’clock on the premises, by virtue of four deeds of trust, recorded respactively in LibersJ.A.8., No 162, folio 244, et seq; No. 133, foiio ud, et seq; No. 161, folio 195, et ceq; and No. 157, felio 325 et teq; being of the land records of Wavhington County, District of Columbia; and by Virtue of two decrees, of the Circuit Court of the District of Co:umbia’ passed in chancery causes, numbered respectively 1794 and 1795, aubatituting me as trustee, in the place and stead of Charles 8. ; Wallach, surviving teustee, [shall acil Lota num- bered ihicey -three (33) snd thirty-four (24)in square num)cred five hundred and fifty- seven(ss7) fronting 8 | together 136 feet 732 inches en First street west, between north Land M streets, togethor with the Pepres ements, consisting of a large brick dwelling ouse Termaofsale: One thirdin cash, the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest kecured by a deed of trust on the premises, All conveyancing at the expense of purchaser. Ifthe terms of sale are not 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- tice in the Evening Star. M.F, MATTINGLY, Trastea. mar l2-3tards J.C. Mc@UIRE & Cs.. Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. RUSTKKS’ SALE OF VALUABLE BULLDING Lot NRARTHE RatLRoap Derpot.—On FRIDAY, the 3d day of April, 1863, I shall sell, at 5 o’clock p. m.,in frontof the premises, by virtve of a deed of trust to the subseribers, and recorded in Liber J. A.8., No. 173. folios 327, 338 and 389, one of toe land records for Washington county, in the District of Columbia, the following named property, !ying and being in the city of Washington, District of Co- ia. vit: Ai} that Iot of ground numbered three, (3,)in Charles J. Ubiman's subdivision of part of square numbe: seven hundred and nineteen. (719. The above mentioned property has a front of 17 feet on north H, between Delaware avenue and 21 street east, running back 10) feet to a 30 (cot alley, Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months; the purchaser to give notes for the de- ferred payments, besring interest from the day of ssle. A deed given and adeed of trust taken Ail conveyancing at the cost of purcaser. If the purchaser should fail to comply with the terms in five days after saie the trustees reserve the right to resell tho p: erty.at the risk and cont of the SOMAS O. DON 1 MICHAEL LAUXMANN,« Trustees. mari2-2awkds GREEN & WILLI 8, Aucts. ( OMMISSIONERS’ SALB OF THE REAL &3- TATR OF THR LATK Riowarn M. Borer —By yirtue of an order of the Circuit Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia, bearing date the 16th day of February, 1861. made ina certain cause depending onthe partition docket of eaid court, the rame being No. 174 of said docket, and being a petition to di- Vide the real extate of Richard M. Boyer, late of Washington county, deceased, wili soil, at public auction to the hichest bidder,on FRIDAY, 3d day of April next, at 1€ o’clock in the forenosn, the following portions of the real estate of which the said Richard M. Boyer died seized, the same being ste lying in Georgetown, in the said District, to wit: Jat. A house and lot 2 on the north side of Water street, near Joff atreet, between Washington and Jefferson'streets. and fronting about 25 feet on Tisper atest and running back of that width about 25 feet. 2d. A warehouse and lot between Cherry street and the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, fronting en the canal, being the third house from market space, 3d. A part of Lot 10,in Beatty & Hawkins’ adai- situated at the southeast cor- itreets, with the thres-st ry brick tavern thereon. This is one of the best stands for a tavern in Georgetown, and isanold and wel known place of public resort. 4th. The west 46 feet fronton Beall street of Lot ‘0. 6,in the siip, by 85 feet deep, ani partef Lote Hand 12 ip Beatty & Hawkins’ addition to George- town, next to and adjoining the last mentioned lot, fronting 62 leeton the north side of Beall street, near the comer of High, together with the im- provements thereon. i Sth. Alot on the southwest corner of Bridge and gton swevts, fronting $6 feet Il inches on treet and running back of that width on ‘ton street 68 feet 2 inches. After the sale of the Georgetown Propert will also sell, by virtue of the same aut! rity, small farm situated near Tenallytown, between the Westminster road and the Rockville turnpike, con- taining about 49 acres of land, improved by dweH- ing, barn, stable,&c Sale of the farm will take place at 3'o’clock in the afternoon. _ ‘Terms of sale: One fourth cash; residuein equal ymente of 6, 12 and 18 months in @) Say of sale, for which the bonds of the purchaser with approved security will be taken Ifthe terms are not complied with in five da: the property will be resold at risk and cost of the purchaser. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser, Pale will commence at the lot on Water street and be adjourned from lot te tot’ till A are sold, ee aie ts GEO. W. BEALL, * H.L. oFrorr, mar 13 cod da* CHas, A. suckRY, AShtetest QusareEn ABT? WB vite. § er GF and 2d streets, Washington, D,O., March ‘21st, 1863. Will be sold at pudlic auction, on THURSDAY, the 2d of April, 1463, at the Corral, near the Ob- servatory, a pumber of HORSEr AND MULES, condemned as unfit for public servios, belonging to adit U8 TRY &O0.. Aucts. ‘AR FOR SAL In Large susaathenee is RING & BUROMNELL, war 7-2" Corner isth at. and Vermont: 526 Seventh street. corner | D, a large collection of unredeemed pledges, such | | bidder, WEDNESDAY AF | pares Is of ground lying in the THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW ee eee ee ee ee By J.C. MeGUIRE & CO... auctio; 5 XECUTOR'S SALE OF ELEVEN BULUD OTS, CORNER OF CoNnRotiour Nortn L staert—On TUESDAY AF’ ERNOON, March Sist . at 5 o'clock, on the promicon wrod sell to the highest bidders Kleven Building L te situated at the corner of Connecticnt avenue and North L street, nine of the Lots fronton north L street, and run back to a ter-foot alley, (twe of them improved by emall brick horses:) and two front on Connecticut avenue, between L and M streets. These Lots are desirable sizes for building sites, and the location is ye Terns: One third cash, the remaindor in six and twelve months. with interest, secured bre deed of truston the prr mises, By order of the Executor. mar2-eod&ds J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Aucts, By W. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers. I Y VIRTUE OF A LEED OF TRUSE BEAB- ing date the Sist day of January, 1263, and re- corded in Liber J. A. 8.,.No 215, at folios’ 15, @ a, the rubscriber will offer for sale, at public auction, on THURSDAY, I9th day of March. 1863. at three o'clock, Lots No. 4 and 5, in Davidson's subdivision of Square No 367. The abeve lots front on the north side of N st, north, between 9th and ltth sts west, sud are sita- ted within two squares of the 7th street passenger road. The title will be made indisputatbie. Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in 6 and 18 months, with interest from day of sale,cecured by a deed of trust on the preperty, All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. Ifthe terms are net complied with in five days, the property will he resold atthe cost of the par- chaser Saie will take place on the premises, J. CARTER MARBURY, Trustee. W.L. WALL & CO., Auota. mar 6-eo&ds IN, April Ist, at five CARTER MARBURY, Traatee. W. L. WALL & O0., Auota. By J.C, McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. QMALL AND DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT O@ © F Street, NEAR TENTH—On WEDNESDAY FTEKNOON, April Ist, at 5 o’cicch,on the reiises, we shallsell the western part ef Lot 14, in Square 377, fronting 2 feet on Fstrevt north between 9th and Juth streets west, running back 5d, feet. The location of this lot is very fine, being central beween the Post Office, Patent Office and Treasury Departments, and the size of it placesit within the reach of any one desiring to erect a comfortable dwelling house, Terms cash. marz-d [Rep.] J.O. McGUIRE, & CO., Aucts, By J.C. McGUIRE & €O., Auctioneers. RUSTEB’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING Lots —The undersigned, surviving trustee, by virtue of dead of indenture, bearing date on the th day of April. 1852, and recorded in Liber J. A. 8., No. 42, folios 344, 345, 346, and 347, one of the land records of Washington county,in the District ef Columbia, will seil at public auction, to the highest ‘PERNOON., April 22d, at 1, o'clock. on the premises, all the pi E im said District, and distinguished on the plan o! said city as lots numbered nine and part of ten, in Fquare six huwdred and eigity-five. fronting together 24 “eet 10 inches on north Capitol street ardene hundred and twenty-two feet om uorth street. Terms of aale: One-third cash, and the remainder in three equal instalments, for which promistory notes ef the purchaser shall be given payable in twelve and eighteen montzs from day of sale, with interest. Deed to be given and a deed of ‘trust taken to secure the deferred payments at the ex- pense of the purchasers. ‘ Tf the terms fsaleare not complied with within tendays after the sale, the trustee reserves the right to re-sell, on giving one week’s public notice, at the risk and expense of the defaulting purchaser. JAMES ADAMS. Surviving Trustee mar ®—ecd&ds J, C. McGUI®E & CO Aucts. By J.C. McGUIRE & CY.. Auctioncers. RUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLEIMPROVED Prorexty on tHe IsLaxp—By virtue of @ rust from R. H. and J. G@. Campbell, bear- pon the 13th day of April. A. D. 1858, and duly recorded in J.A.S., No. 154, folio 238, &c.. one of the d records for Washington county, in the District of Columbi, Will seil at peblic ‘sale, on WEDNESDAY, 7 n., in front ef the premi: No. 2), in Square No. 263, in theeity »'said part of seid’ lot havin, wenty-one (21) feet on Thirteen acd half street, snd r-nning back with same width te the rear live of said lot. The improvements consist of a first-rate Two- story Frane House with back-building, in one of best neighborhoods on the Island. Terms sale: One-third in cash, and the re- wuinder in equal payments, with interest, six. twelve. and eighteen mouths from day of sale, and secured by deed of irust. i Terms ofsaleto be complied with im five days afterthe day of sale; otherwise the trustees re- serve the right to resell said premises at the risk and cost of firaé purchaser, after one week’s notice, All conveyancing at the ereroeeousne purchaser, WM. H. WARD. P.C. RILEY, Trustees J.C/McGUIRE & CO. Au By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionears, ORSES, HACK AND HAKNESS, AT AUC TION.—On THU BSDAY MORNING, April 2d, at ilo’ciock, A. M., at the Horse Market we shail sell. two good work horses, hack and harness, the whole outit complete, the ‘attention of parsons im wantof a good team Bre invited to attend. Sale positive. Terms cash. mar 3} GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Auctionee By MARSHAL & PAG S02 7th street, under Odd Fellows’ Hall EREMPTOXY SALE UF CIGARS, TORACCO, Wises, Bortiep Lirvons. Groceries, WooLam D Faxcy Goo AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF TLEKS Goon TRURSDAY MORNING, April 2d, beginning 10 o'clock, we shall seli im front of our Auctions Rooms— 14 (09 Fine Couchita Segars 90,000 Superior Figaro do 44) Superb Napoleon do, 30 1 (0 } ottles Old Loudon Gin, Bbblis. Rice, Fine Cut Uobacco. Cases Assorted Jellies. Boxes Olaret, Cases Fresh Peaches Canned Meats, i Officer’s Gaunlets. Superior Cussimere Overshirte, Cotton 3, Hose, Briar Weod Pipes, and general assortment ef Sutler’s and Grosers Good enumerated, To the above will be added— 10) dozen superier English Pocket Cutlery. i new Rockaway, | sett of new Si@gle Harness, 10 Kegs Batier. Ft By W. D. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Corner south tide Pa. av. and Ninth street, (GROCERIES, TOBACCO, SEGAKS, LIQUORS H anv SMaLt STORES. AND A Hycrinc Inon Sarm ary Auction —On THURSDAY MOKNING, April 2d, at 10 o’clock, we will sell in front of the Aue- tion Rooms, a lot of Greceries, embracing— Barrels White and Yellow Sugars, Tiercea Hams and Bacon, Boxes Cheese Candler ard Starch, Boxes Yellow and Oastile Soap, Boxes Adamantine, Sperm and Mould Candies, Cases Catsup, Sauces aml Pickles, axd Braniied Tuits, Cases Natural Preserves and Jellies, Cases Mustard, Cinamon, Pepper and Ginger, Boxes Extract und Concentrated Uoffee, Boxes Canned Fruits? Meats and Vegetablea, Boxes Navy Tvubacco, Smoking Tobacco, 50,0002 Clay Cigars, and otber brands, Cases Champagne and German Wines, Cases Whisky, Brandy. Gin and Bitters, Barrels Pike's X XX, Miller’s Rye, Mzgnolia, Bour- bon and other Whiskies, ig acd‘; Brandy. LS0, Al A few kegs White Lead. 4 lot of distrained Bar Room Fixtures and Stork Terms cash, _ mar 28 w.L. WALL & CO., Aucta. By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON + Istayp —On THURSDAY, the 2d day of April next, at 5*. o'clock p. m., shall offer at public sale, in front of the premises, t of Lot No. 5, in square: No. three hunared and fifty three (353.) Said part of Ict hasa front of seventy-five feet on Eleventh street. between Maryland avenue and E street, running back with that width 99 feet 11 inches. Terma of sale: One third cash; balance iné aad months, Title indisputabl mar 78-td GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, |. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDIN TS AP kor D Stuxet NortH, aNp Finse a —On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. April 3d. at five o ’clock, on the premises, we shall sell, Subdivision Q,R,8,in West's Subdi Let 1.in Fquare No. 629, fron’ feet on First street west. north, and runnin, juts property, is Tocated cipal thoroughfare to the Railroad porot being corner property, is desirable for business purpoges. One-third cash; the remainder in six, and Terms: twelve months, with interest, secured on’ the property. mar 2-4 (Rep.) J.C. McGUIRE & GO., Ancts, By J.C. McGUIRE & OO.. Auctioneers. fj a SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROP. ERTY,. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 6th at 53s o'clock, at the Auction Rooms of Jas. } McGuire & Co., corner l0tnand D apy 5 virtue of a deed of trust dated Sept 7th, 1859, duly recorded in Liber J 8., No. 182, folios 338, ‘ashington £ et seq., one of the Land records for W county, D. C., and by virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, vassed in chancery caure, No. 1791,werein Henry Barrom et al. are complainanta,and Chas, 5. Wallach and Samuel Ianson, jr. are defendants, subs! Pere | me as Trustee in the place and stead of the said 0. 8, Wallach, surviving Trustee, I shal sell original lot numbered fourteen (14) ‘in square numbered nine hundred and sixty (950) situated at the corner of G street north and Kieventh street east, syrah U tn ae conveyancing at the cost of purchaser. WM. F MATTINGLY. Trustee. 3.0. MeGUL : mar 11-staw&as 2’ 0° MeGUIRE & G0., Auots. SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER’S OFFIOE., A on Gomer of G and ted Sreaae i er Wasuincton, BD. C., March 2, & Will be ols at Public Auction, on WEDNBSES are bounded April 15th, at the large Barn. on the by 'wenty second E and Fand Twenty-first and streets, a large lot of Quartermaster’s Stores, con- demned as unfit for public se:vice, consisting part of Saddles. Harness, Portable Forges, Black- gmith’s, Carpenters, and Saddiers’ Tools, Wall and es, and 6 ¥ other implements. &c., &e. Tobe sold in email lots, = : Bale to commence at 10 o’clock a, m. Terms cash, in Government funds. : CHAS H. TOMPKIN: “ Sapt and A M.B. mar 28-td J.C, MoGUIRE & 00., Aucta, WwW HIDES—HIDES. ILL Be sold at Public At WEDNESDAY and FORDAY. ¥, e oles, m., at th on mai Se Goveramen Beef on hand at the @ mapas of eis” TEOMRrT Neen tbe mat Jal3 (Chrva.} Oo and .