Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS T0-NIGHT, INGTON THEATER.- Mrs. Wood his evening in the two so mnch + Bracegirdle, alo ¢ Min an T. R tlso appr Tiikaten. — Anneits > two of Washington ar to-night at Grover si tcmeo and Jul “and Miss Ine Germon, aud all the old * and vorites, apy epear'e pli Denin as ++ Rogers, Brink, Mr: fa orites also CANTERKURY Shak- M: The sisters Marie gu were rr ved with the ut upon it ion of their reap bight upon the C: G Mortimer, Kate Pennoyer, Ernestine d Eagan, Edesou, and the other periorm: as wennl—exceent. A select bil to-night, VARIETI Mille Brignoh, Ad: i, Wallace, Watkins, Toc of the Varieties troupe a awadmirable bill of soug, dane entricity. The same pill to-night nd to-morrow atiernoon a matinee for lad: and children. Crurcu Fark —The ladies of St. Peter's Church will ope: fair this evening at Odd Fellows’ Hail, : raising funds for the tor the parish. The the weak. and Ethic ction of a school-hons r will continue during — Covnxci. Procexpine Aldermir—A communication was received from the Mayor announcing the approval of the act to facilitate the operations of firemen at and during the continuance of fires; arn act making appropriation for the purchase ot badges for the use of the firemen, and an act increasing the pay of assessors. The report of the Intendant of the for the month of March was receiyec ferred. The following were read and referred :—The petition of John McLaughlin and othe: i that a certain alley be payed: the pe Patrick Corcoran, ying the opening of an alley in square No. an act making an ap- propriation for public hay scat ) Aetto grade and gravel N sireet north, from street wes!; an act to grade and gravel D street north, from First to Third street wr an act to grade and gravel New York avenue, trom North Capitol to Boundary street: an act to open Borndary street, from Now Yorkavenue to Eighih street east, aud an act making an ap- propriation for contingent expenses in certain vases. sylum and re- The committee-on finance reported back the | Statement of the ount of the Corporation With the Bank ot Washington, up to halt, and asked that it be placed ou the fil ee be dis ged. So ordere from the committee on hea rosotut i € toing rer of nee the th acommunica- tion from Dr. Dove, the Secretary of tie Board ot Health, who stated that he had made a carefulexamimation ot the prem in ques- had tcund nothing to gthe dead. There w d body, or anything 1 ing one to suppose embalming was practise the It was, however, a large nal establishment, and it was known that bodies had been disinterred and recotiined there, sthat in the prosecution of th busine proprietors had frequently exp of their business. Dr. Dove had ap Superintendent of tolice. and would be corrected. The turin onside: Of the subject was postponed until nex The consideration ot James Towles wus inid o king approp Td= asked is pa Mr. Lioyd opp object of the condit At ACH. baton account of the corpora. nt epposed it for the same reason. ad said the amount to the corpo. t in bank was 353.100, and he ta. yored the erectien of the be!!, om account of the benefits which would acer)» to our citizens generally. Mr. Turton said in most: had a tre alarm telegraph, 4 tnought the erectior of the bell would be useless unless | they so a telegraph there, Lhe money had b appropriated for the purchase of hose, in which the de; tment was sadly de- ; ficient. | The biil was further disenssed Ly Meszrs. Pepper, Lloyd, Brown, Glephane, and finally passed The ne rination of B. W. Ferguson, Esq, for istrate was reported favorably by asked that Mr. F. be con rk said he should yot. against the confirmation. He had heard serious charg against Mr. Ferg! Many untaybrable re- ports had been brought to bh ttention. One gentleman had infermed him that he (the infor- mant) had +ndeavored to oustcertain disorder- ly partis from @ house in the Sixth Ward. The me up before Ferguson and he showed ni partiality ft woman; put such questions witn ete. He (Mr. Clarke) was not perscnall quainted with Mr. Ferguson, but his infor- mant was @ ge: aman of resp nity and reliabil:ty, and had requested him tomake this statemeniin the Board ot Aldermen Mr. Sargent said that it was at his suggestion the nomination had been Isid over at the last Meeting. There were some gentlemen in hi Ward who ebjected to Mr. Ferguson's cuntir- that officer, but he had requested the parties complaiming to make written statements gothat he could haye something to submitto the Board ard wlereon to found an obje. stateme: ts had not been given him as requested, and he therefore could not do otherwise than report his name for confirmation. r. Pepper theught no notice shouid be taken of complaints Of this nature unless they were preferred in writing. He would guarantee that the bourd had not confirmed 4 magistrate in twelve tuonths against whom some one did not complain. These matters should not be brought up unless there wis a formal complaint, so that the party accused could make a defence and vindicate his character. Ile was in tavor of the confirmation at once. Mr. Sargent said in such a case the board should net act in haste, and he was therefore in favor of a postponement of further action for another week, until the matter could be properly inquired into. Mr. Lioyd moved 1 postponement tntil next Monday evening, and that the nomination be made the special order for that time; which Was adopted. Mr. Seinmes, from the joint committee on drainage, reported that the lowest bidder for turnishing water mains for the current year was Henry McArdle, and the lowest bidder for furvishing corporation stop-cocks was Joshua Register, of Baltimore, and he there- fore reported bills authorizing the Mayor to award the contracts to said parties; which bills passed. The following also passed the buard:—Anact for the relief of T. G. Clayton, Esy.; a resolu- tion instructing the committee of improvments to inquire into the expediency of, first, regra- ding F street, from Ninth street toa point be- tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets, and of cutting down said street in frontof St. Patrick’s Church, and of filling up F street, from Twelfth | to Fourteenth; second, of paving F street, from Fifth to Fourwenth; and, third, of paying Sixth, Eighth, Tenth, Twelith and Thirteenth streets, | trom F street to Pennsylvania avenue, and of Sleventh street from said ayenue to Ninth st; a resolution instructing the Mayor to place pe- titions inthe hands of the commissioners of improvement to solicit signatures of ewners of propert. in relation to the paying of streets in order to inaugurate a better system of paving; an act authorizing the transfer of ceriain monies to the school fund: an act granting certain pri- vileges to Eliza Bestor: an act for the repair of the pavementon F street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets, in square 317; a resolution re- questing the Surveyor to turnish estimates of costof improving L street north. from Twen- tieth to Twenty-second street west; an act ma- king au appropriation for the use of the Genter Market, and for other purposes; an act provi- ding for the removal of 1 w trom the chan- nel of the river; and an act making an appro- priation to the ceutingent fund of the two boards of Corncits, to be divided equally be- tween them. Adjourned. Common Counci!—A communication was re- ceived from the Mayor, announcing his ap- proval of the bill to relieve the city from any further liability on account of the Washington and Alexandris railroad, and an act for the re- newa! of roof over west wing of City Hail. Also, one asking an appropriation of $200 for the re- pair of K street bridge. .Mr. G. F. Guiick, member elect from the Fitth Ward, appeared and was erect taking the oath of office at the hands of son. The following petitions were referred: Of GF. Kidwell, asking that the bill relating to the cow nuisance be passed; of Wall & Stevens and O, L. Lockwood, relatiye to the drainage of square 379%; accountof David Ney against Corporation; petition of Isaac Reed; bill to publish the pro- ceedings of the Boards for the use of the mem- bers; bill to put up gas pipes in Western Mar- Ket; bill to grade and gravel F street south, .from Feur-and-a-half street to Sixth street nth street, ‘west; bill to grade and gravel Elev: nue, greatest | | more that S20. Mr. Utermehle imtroduced a bill to prevent | the sale of newspapers in certain cases, which | ‘ | | | | ard, tor the purpose of April 6.— Bourd of | | { i i | i | ! | xihto Tenth | S, and | | fended the | garded the bil up | } After some further debate, the question was ertaking | nd | Noi but that the } ; that thus | posed to the bill in its pres ‘Th cities they | tion. These { | truss, with five row | ceive the girders tpon which the beams are to ed brick, and the | steeple in the center of the building 13 feet | square, and of the same height, with «spire | above. It is designed to haye tue lower story | The we ed> Resolution call Fa fig on the Surveyer for estamate for changing he present drops to the sewer on the Hae of | h street, trem G to I streets: pill to grade | ravel New York avenue from North Cap. | reet to boundary street; to open Boundary ‘ew York avenue to Sixth street pay the expenses of the spe- | election in the Fifth Ward: making aa | Propriation tor the contingent fund of the | Koard ef Common Council; to pave carriage | way of Ninth street west, from north B street to Louisinna avenne: for the relief of Wm. P. he aborers at Center Market the increused com- ! sation, and for other purposes; amending ing deadly weapons, ; ) magistrates the power to pun- | se by a fine not less than $5 nor j tel meet from N ; resclution to Webb; making an appropriation to pay 1 win relation to carr s to give t provides that after the passage of this act it shall not be lawiul forany persons to cry aloud | { the sale of any newspapers, pamphlets or pe- ; Tic ) street, Lane or alle calson the Sabbath diy, in any avenue, y of the city, under a penalty of one dollar for cach offence so committed. teterred to the committee on police, Mr. Shepherd Troduced a@ bill relating to paved carriage ways; which was referred. Mr. Canfield, from the committee on police, asked tu be discharged from the consideration the petitien of Wm. Thompson, relative to a isance on Twentieth street, between G and H, and that the subject be referred to the First Ward delegation, to get the opinion of the Com- missioner as to what action is necessary. Agreed to. Alse, reported adversely and asked to be dis- charged frem the further consideration of the bill regulating the sale of hay, straw and fod- der. Agreed to. Also, reported adversely on two bills rela- ting to nuisances, und asked to be discharzed. Agreed to, Also, adversely on the bill relating to the keeping of cows. Mr. Utermehle hoped that the bill would not be allowed to go by the board. The bill did not provide for driving the people who supply the citizens with milk from the city. It pro- vided simply that persons should not make their stables a nuisance, Since the last meet- ing 9 jetition had been presented asking that the nuisances be abated. The committee prob- ably thought that the bill was oppressive. He | contended that the bill was not at all oppres- Siy+ en the poor—it did not affect those owning two cows, except to require them to keep their } premises clean. Gordon boped that the bill would pass, a delicacy in yoting for it, and was anxious that it would be passed without his yore Mr. Thompson sais that the subject should be well looked into, THe leoked on the cows as Kept by many, as nuisances. We should, be- fore passing the bill, see if we can have the milk supplied from other quarters—by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for instance. Mr. Lioyd wv ion of the committer. He ri oppressive. Mr. Ranb said that this bill would not drive any persons from the city; there was plenty of room. The bill simply provided that the cows from adwelling wus too great a distance, mike it les: ws ble against a dwelling. taken on concurring in the report of the com- { mittee, and it was non-concurred in. The bill was referred to a special cominittee, composed of Messrs. Utermehle, Lewis and Lioy ir. Lloyd reported from aspecial committee the bill advancing ten dollars per month to the members of the Metropolitan Poi stationec in Washington, ba recommendation that it MASS. Mr. Raub opposed the bill on the ground tha the Corporation had no more money Ui ith a ! use tor. Mr. Lioyd stated that the police were bring- ing money into the Corpor collected during the past ye y treasury, $22,500. + opposed to the bill. He did ar, and paid into not beheve it the province of the Councils to | act as the backers of Congress. As for the po- hice collecting so much money, be would say the Councils had appropriated for the police much more in one item (that for sta- -houses) an amount equal to that stated to have been collected. Mr. Utermehle was in tayor of paying the police additional compensation, but was op- shape. He ar gued that the proposilion should be made through the Boardef Police. If the money was to be expended asa charity it was a different {| matter, but if it iscontemplated that the money is to be refunded the proper way is to work through the Board of Police. Mr. Shepherd warmly adyocated the meas- ure as a mutier of necessity. The best on the | cause they cannot | support their families on $10 per month. He | S| force were resigning daily appealed to the members not to endanger thi pussage of the bill by putting it off— The Cor- it credit by passing this Mr. Lioyd spoke at some length in fayor of unre. The police were an excellent set TS, and were not paid syilicient to sup- port themselyes. No more important bill had been introduced, and if it was defeated he would not crop the subject. Mr. Wilson ofiered an amendment that the | money be paid to the Beard of Pulice Commis. | sioners, to b was adopted: Adjourned. ursed by the treasurer, which ad the bill was passed. —~<—= THe CENtTHR Marker Improvement. — | The details of the plan tor the im provement of | the Center market, under the appropriation of | $i0,(00 lately made therefore by the city coun- cils, by connecting the two present edifices through the medium of an additional sub- Perent 4 ; he | Stanuial two-story orick building, are now be- | mation. Ife had heard mueh complaint against | } ing prepared by the architect. Tlie edifice wi! arch Eighth street, with stalls on lower ftoo’ and a large hall above, with si s mensions indicate spaciousne ieet d inches out to out of the building, with the first story 2 feet high in lear, and the fecond story 20 feet. The root is to be circular rest. The front of pres: of the edifice completed by the first of July next, and the upper story by the first of Au- gust, and the contracts will be made with that view. The work will be under the direction of the mayor and a committee consisting of one member of each branch of the councils. eee ASSES CHARGE OF ASSAULT WITH A Horse-wuir., | On Saturd: Mrs. Mary Sampson wasarrest ed by officer Stuart on the complaint of Miss | Eliza Jane Anderson, who charged her with haying bent her with a horse-waip. She was taken before Justice Drury, and the’case was | heard. It appears that Mrs. Sampson lives | near Easby’s ship-yard, and a few days since, Miss Anderson went over to see her, when,a quarre) ensued, and Mrs. Sampson’s husband coming in with his whip in bis hand, the wife seized it and waded into Miss Anderson, whipping her severely. Miss Sampson did not deny using the whip, but justified herselt on the ground that Miss Anderson had called her hard names, which the latter alleged she used because the former accused her of stealing. The Justice held her to bail for court, ee Roneery AND ARRESTS.—Sunday afternoon, officer Britt, of the Second Ward, arrested Chas. Bartlett, upon a charge of stealing one auger and a circular saw from Thomas Morrisett. When taken to the station-house, he accused Noble Magee and Edward Magee as aecom- plices in robbing the store of B. H. Stinemetz, on Saturday night, of 136 huts and 19 military hat cords. He told where the goods were, and the officers proceeded to the bowling saloon of Wm. Magee, on E, between Twelfthand Thir- teenth streets, and found the stolen articles, and took them to the station-house. The two Magees were arresied by Sergeant Reed and patrolmen Bigley and Parker. This morning they were held to bail for court, and Bartlett gave bail to appear as a prosecuting witness. eee at DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.—The following have 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: Jas. T. Millard, 122d Pa.; E. K. Lee, 29th Ct; Shipman Griffin, 122d N. Y.; Louis Mansay, 2d U.S. Cay.; John Peckbam, llth Ct; M. R. Mar- this, laborer, Q. M. D.: Thos. Nolan, teamster, do.; C. Bufleb, Mth Ct; W. Evans, 111th P: W. Anderson, Sth Mich. Cay.; Jas. Kerr, 56t Pa; David J. Hodsdon, 13th N.H.; Thomas Wales, 7ist.Pa.; Chas. Adams, 5th Me.; John Royer, 1@u Pa: Jacob Guiner, 4th U. 5. Art; S. Seritt, 43) N.Y. Sorprers’ Rest.—Since Wednesday iast, Capt. Camp, commanding Soldiers’ Rest, Has | received 475 convalescents; 344 men returning under the President's proclamation; 61 recruits, 32 of whom are for Ohio regiments; 230 far- usticy Thomp. | loughed men, and 15 exchanged prisoners: and bas shipped 154 to regiments in the fleld, and 1,100 to Conyalescent camp. Hi, Criminat Cournt.—After our report closed yesterday, Solomon Evans was convicted of an attempt to commit arape upon the person of Mrs. O'Connor. Richard Smith (col.) was convicted of the larceny of various articles of merchandise from Mr. Carter, & merchant on Seventh street. ba nae a leat oy | Navy-Yarp.—The Reliance was towed up | between Maryland avenue and Virginia ave- | yeaterday by the Lislie, her machinery having | been disabled. ‘The court met yesterday in City Hall), all the me:m- Mr. Rowen rep UK the Aldermen’s ro bers being present. for the government of the court, which were crderrd to be printed. that at the next meeting he wonld introduce a Lill to preyent the destruction of birds in the | The resignation of Allen Dodge, com- | y schools, was received | ‘ichols and Thomas quence of being | Mr. Borr gave notice Missioner of prim and accepted. Dr. C. H.D Blagden stated that in members of the court their places as commis- sioners became vacant, and the ceurt proceed- ed to fill the vacancies. B. W. Keyser and Rey. G. W. Sampson were elected to fill the vacancies. journed to Monday next. George W. McCeney, The court ad- DESCENT ON A RANCHE.—-Sunday night, the Fourth Ward police were attracted to the house kept by Peter Myers, on Four-and-a- | half street, east side, south of Penns avenue, by a continual noise there tha turbed the peace of the neighborhood. | entering they captured sixteen persons, white | and black, and locked them up in the station house. The proprietor haying been arrested befere on a similar charge of keeping a disor- derly house, was fined $5.4, | who were also arrested on the former occasion, | the others were lectured The inmates, | tol were each fined $1; and dismissed. eS WASHINGTON Moxky MARKET.—Qnotations forstocks, coin and uncurrent money, furnished by Lewis Johnson & Uo., Bank: mn Bonds, 181 uartermasters’ Checks, ew Certificates, U.S. Demand Notes, American Gold. American Silver.., Buying. Selling. eee be DissOLvING A beautiful, artistic exhibition of two hundred views, illustrative of Biblical History, and of the leading events ef the great rebellion, will be given to-mor- row, Thursday and Friday evenings, at Odd Fellows’ Hall. This exhibition is for the pur- pose of raising furds for the purchase of a library for Campbell Hospital. palit we She a ERKS OF THR QUARTER- MASTER'S DEPARTMENT.—Gentlemen accom- Sorrge or Tur C AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOW {Correspondence Evening Star.] GrorGetown, D.C. 4 pril 7. Tn a row on Water street, near the Coinmbia | House, iast Sunday evening, John Day ceived @ severe cut on his neck from 4 dirk the hands of an unknown party, who bas not | yet been recognized or arrested. And during @ free ficht on the Gecrgetown fish whart. Si las Smith was stabbed four times in the ba the wounds, however, are not very seriou The fight originated in a crowd from your cit who were riding in “Bonny Bime Flag.” Several par he been arrested and fined, and one turned over to the military a2 @ suspicion party. Col. Baker's detectives succeeded yesterday in capturing about $10 worth of contraband goods, which were hr hoat on the C1 Amor ng transferred in acanal upeake and Ohio Canal. them were some four barrels of cheap ores, apples, &c. 221,117 year. Since my last we have had the following ar- i Bb Williams, 930 Cnight; barge Monroe, light; | Tivals by river: bunches herring t Franklin, Wilson, barge Kate Summers, Aqnia Creek. contra bands and w * son; barge W Aguia Creck, wagen John, Aqnia Creek, ker, Seward, Port Dep Libbey; sloop Sta steamer Star, Curt horses; boat (¢ A. Knight; barge Thomas Harris, Kin schconer Montenen, Mocking Bird, Newark, N..3., light; schooner C. W. Lock, Alexandria, light. DLeparted—S! schooner Rockingham, F-: from Borden Mining Co. Reom, Philadelphia, mer. alpey, Boston, coa! steamer Seymour, panied by ladies will enter Willard’s Hall by the private entrance of the Hotel, en Four. teenth street. Those unaccompanied by ladies will enter on F street. CHANGE oF HovR.—It those having army business to know thatthe hour of departure of the Aquia Creek boat has been changed from = a. m. to 45 past 7 a.m. of importance to For Fort D —Last night fifteen ; secesh soldiers who claim to be deserters from | e u = the rebel army were sent to Port Delaware. { to Borden Minmg Co.: Gen. Rosencrans, Litt! ——— { Roh, SEE announcement elsewhere of an_impor- | tant meeting of Excelsior Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., to- Ss opposed tothe bill, and de- | iS Hay, Freev, &c.—Mr. James A. Wise, feed merchant, on Neyenth street, No has left at our office a has for sale, wholesale and { He has also some fine oats, for seed, weighing 3° pounds to the bushel, at the lowest cash Call and see his 11d not be made nuisances. Ifthe hundred | G and H str of fine hay, th but donot allow persons to put | | | Carrie Belle, Alex. Shaw, A. J. und a good article. THe NEW stock yy and Silver-plated Ware just opened at the Doliar Store. 43> Penn. near i’. street. is we 1 worth the atte: tien | It embraces everything new and n that line an: at prices that will uston- | ee Tue Inpian Hxrn Doctor From Canada, will describe diseas patients the nature of their complaints or ill- ness, without receiving any informa- tien from them, No charge for Consultation or Advice, on. They had | We use such Balins as have no With Nature or the Laws of Li With Blood our bands we never Nor poison men to ease their pai Our Father—whom all goodness fills, Provides the means to cura all il 5; The simple Herbs beneath our feet, Well used, relieve our pain complete, A sim ple Herb. a simple Flower, Culi'd from the di These, these shall speak with touching power Of change and health to Washington Butldinxs, Pa. minutes walk from Brown's £ No charge for Consultation. Lapigs’ RUBBER SaNpAts. all sizer, only 75 cents per pair, at Hali’s Rubber Warchouse, 310 ?. avecue, between Yth and Wives, MoTHEes AND StsteRS, whose Husbands, Sons and brothers are serving in the Army, can mot putinto their Knapsacks # more necessary or valuable gift than a few boxes of Holloway’s & Ointment. They insure health even under the exposure of soldier's life- ass DISKASES OF THE Nervous, SeMinaL, URINARY AND SEXUAL EYSTEMS.—N orts of the Howard Asse er envelopes, free ofcharge. Address ughton, Howard Association, Quly 25 cents a Box or ew nnd reliable treat- Br. J. 8killin Ho Philadelphia, Pa. Warrantep to Corg ix Six Days.—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five yeara’ i Ul cure Gonorrhea in siz days. Price $1 per bottle 8.0. Ford, cerner llth street and Pa. avenue Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly THE CHEAPEST ANB BEST Hate Dye in THR WoRLD— Never Fades or Washes Out.—U phain’s centsa box. The best in use. C. Ford, corner lith street and Pa. avenue, Wash- ington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. MARRIED, By the Rey. Mr. Reise, WILLIAM D. BALTZELL 8. E, both of Georgetown. In Baltimore, on the 13th of February, by Rey | The di- | feet by 99 | Father toley, PHILIP L, LANE RIET H. BROWN, both of Baltimore city, { Baltimore papers copy. | to Miss HAR: of iron columns to re- | .On Sunday right, Sth inst., Mra. MARGARET NEEB, in the 55th year of her age. The friends and acquaintances are invited to at- tend her funeral to-morrow (Wednesday) after- noon, at 3 o'clock, trom the residence of her band, corner of L anc Jsth sts., No, 250. On the 5th imst.. at talf past9 p. m., ROSELLA A , wife of Wm. I. Carrico, in the 35th year of her | The friends of the family are requested to attend her funeral on Wednetday morniog. at 10 o'clock, from her late residence, lith street east. Requiem will be said at St. Peter’ { Balt. Sun ple 1 +. after 4 weeks severe sickness, JANE DAVIS, beloved wife of William Davis, in the 37th year of her age. to her husband and kivd to her chil Suddenly, on Monday. 6th inst., at 30’clock p. m. Mrs, MARGARET DRIPPS,in the 69th year o: e The friends of the family are respeotfully re- quested to attend her funeral on to morrow eve- ning, April 8th, from the residence of her son-in- law, Mr. James Dripps, C street south, between 13th and 1342 streets. Phila. Ledger please copy. On Monday night, THOMAS MURPHY, inthe 2th year of his exe. iy id acquaintanc attend his funeral to-morrew, ( at half-past 10, On the 5th inet a devoted wife re requested to eduesday,) at2 yn the morning of the 7th instant, In this city. o1 MARY 0. LEB, (colored,) inthe 80th year of her for many years a ry Ennis, and lity and truly chr.stian pirt: Ist, aftera short and RD 8ST rvant in the eever known family of Mr. Gre for her honesty, fi On ue fal eieeea a th year of his ag ship Suwanree, New York, merchandize;: scheener A. R. Waliuce, Mears, Baltimore, light; schooner Geo. L. Green, Boston. Arrived by Richer; Aun E. Dar! Darly; W.R. Chapls Belle, Jos. J. Greh: Co; A. T. Sneuffe Waters; Alex. SI pendence, coal, to John Young; Three Brothers, coal, to Frostburg Co.; J. A. Kroon, Advance, Helen May, J.T. Chaplain, A.J. Boose, coal, » coal to American Coal ; to C. E. Detmoid; M. M. Claggett, J. son, Right Bower, E. ted: Jno, Maria, Renown, U pected, Lonaconing No. 3, Mary Willard, G. W. Birdsall, ©. Siack, Col. | Meore, Wm. Walsh, Gen. Kosencrans, J. A. | Kroon, C._H. Harper, S. F. Trundle, W. R. Chaplain, Rainbow, Advance Three Brotherse Sarah Ann, ¥ Mary Mertin M. Clagget ossbrenner, En. Boyce, Little Bob, .Jno. Humbird, A. Sny der, Jos. J. Graham, J. J. Watson, Helen M. Business is quiet. Markets generally un- changed. Potatoes are not so firm. Cuba. Gur SCAVANGER WANTK#D.—Any person Wro nay desire to be employed as Night Scay- enger in Georgetown. D. C., and who will perform Ats duty faithfully, will make application in writ and adcress the ‘same to Box 672 Post Odice, Georgetown, D, C. The applicants must state their names and the places of their residence, ap 2-3taw2y SECURK THIS BARGAIN! 40 BBLS. CIDER wiil be sold very cheap, to close consignment. by 70 paien JNO. W, LUMSDON, Forwarding and Ge x jon Merch’t, ap2 91 and 103 Water st., Georgetown. | 8247 BBLS. RALDWIN 317 AND RUSSET APPLES, 20 bales TIMOTHY Hay, 12 bois. CIDER, 1714) bushels Jackson White, &o, POTATOES, Just arrived and new landing from scheuner T, E. French. For tale low from vessel upon reason able terms by JNO. W LU Mapon, 91 and 103 Water st . Georgetown. N. B.-Schouner Hortensia, cargo Apples, Pota: toes and Bay, shortly expected ap 2. 1ot = TONS HAY. OD 34M feet LUMBER. (Boards ) 38 POTATOES, 1440 bus, POTATOES, Mercera and Jackson Whites, in bulk. 200 bbls, APPLES, 50 firkins APLLE SAUCR, Now landing from schooner May Ella, and will be sold low by J.G WATERS, apliwo 109 Water street, Georgetown. 4 k W LUMSBON 91 ann 103 Wares Sraxet, Georgetown. Ls. C., B, Attends to the sale of Produee, Flour, Grain, and Merchandise generally ; Procures Freight, Char. ters Veseela, &e. é Business transacte1 always with promptness and dispatch. mar 4-tf Ros BALK— 60 BARRELS TAR, 30 BARRELS ROSIN, ply to f J.L, KIDWELL, Georgetown FOR SALE AND RENT. OR RENT- Two neatly FURNISHED ROOMS ina private family, communicating, with eas; ath street, batween G and H,No, 402. ‘ap? A N ELEGANT FRONT ROOM. on second door, with firs street, between ( and H. np 7 2t* ro KENT—FURNISHED BOOMS. Anply at No. 409 Twelfth street, between @ and H, west Bice. ap 7-3t* re RENT—A couple of PARLORS, (front and back.) plessantly located on 4'> street, No. 6, between C and Louisiana av. ap7-2t* Fo, S4LE OR TRADE FOR A DWELLING HOU! B—A three story Brick Btorehouse, 20 feet front by 60 feet deep; lot 197 feet deep; will make a good wholesale store. For particulars in- quire st No. 46% D street, up stairs. ap 7-3t* Ap no 5. (UNFGBNIBHED ROOMS TO LET—Two large connecting reoms on east Capitol street, No. 9, can be secured by single gentlemen by apply- ing immediately. House nearly new and room3 fronting north and south. Terms easy, but good reference will be required. ap 7 até Fo SALE OR RENT—Two two-story BRICK HOUSES, containing 7 rooms h, fronting onI street north and 22d street wes! i from Pa. avenue, For turther information inquire at the atore corner of 22d street and Pa avenue. ap7 3t™ {URNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT, containicg 2, parlor, dining-roum, kitchen and seven chambers, Apply to W. H. BEEKETON, corner of Seventh and ¥ ats. ap 6 3t* j FS BENT.—Neaily and comfortably furaished ROOMS for rent, with Board, on Kighth street, between G and H, No. 415, opposite the Patent Office. ap 6-4t* OR RENT—A emall FURNISHED HOUSE; lo- cation pleasant and central; references re- quired. Apply at Star Office. ap 4-St* a H j | | WINKS, 8KAN BI i H | ; packed in bottles, and marked sut- inspections of flour for the year endinz the 31st of March show an increase over the | previons yéar of about 45,515 barrels. Total number of barrels for the last year beins The inspections at this port, I am have amounted to over 300,000 barreis per ns; steamer Seymour, Room, Philadelphia, merchandize to Hyde & Dayid- er Kelley, Philadelphia, hay to Government; barge Little Otiver, McCormack, jes; Schooner Jos. Par- t, Md., lumber to Jos. Alexandria, light: , Aqnia Creek, condemned Metslellan, Clark, fish to J. jooner French, Hannah, Ports- mouth, N. H., produce to J. H. Lumsdon; amer Elizabeth, Fowler, Aqnia Creek; scooner Preston, Hawkins, New York, coal from Cumberland Coal and Iron C+; .undize; barge Mary and Emily, Belles, Aquia Creek, coal; steam. canal: Wm. Walsh, coal, to E. flour and grain, to B. in, O. W. Harper, Carrie ; flour and grain, to George + coal, to John Cole; Inde- jen, coal, toC.C.& nes, Wm. McMahon, Anna GEORGETOWN ADVERTS. | JNO . OKWARBDING AND GEBNEKAL COMMISSION | MERCHANT, i | parcels of ground lying in the ne square, SALE AUCTION SALES, > WALL & CU, Aue Corner aowth tide aay a ' nit BRANLIES WHISKEYS, & On THURSDAY will have the et f £8. AND WHISKEYS ase realarge assortment of Cham paga other orted and domestic Brandy and Whiskey, 28 caxh WL, WALL. & CO., Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, _ EAUTIFUL RUILDIYG LOT ON M STREET at AvetioN.—On FRIDAY, the 20th instant, atS o'clock P.M. we shall sel in front of the 13. This ot issitanted wh atrest wert, having a da 10 feat deep, aud is pg lots 1n the northern ‘ishing to purchase a ing, ¥oulddo weil to premises Lot C in squaz. ou M street north pear FF front of st fect 4inches, a one of the handsomieet bu: art of the city. Person ict for the purpose of bh: attend the sale. asthe property is to be sold, Vitle indisputable. Terms cash. ap7 a tween Sth and loth streets, in thecity of Wa-his ton, in said District, on 7 of April. inst., 12 im , the following g Wait No, 735. 6% boxes of assorted Merchandise, Dry Goods, igkegs of assotied Merchantiso 3 kegs cf assort erchandi: HH barrels Whisky 3 Tronks avd Contents, 1 bund!e Hoop &kirts Writ No. 76 2 boxes of assorted Merchandise, Dry Goods, 2 bales of arate! Merchandise, D ales of assortes ay dis: 1 Truk aed Gontentey nn’? DFF Goods, Ssacks containing Religions Booka, boxes of Merehi utes, Diy Geod id 6 boxes of Merchandise, Dry Gonda and Stoes, S rans Shoes, &c.. &e. si 4 barrels Merchandise, 1 tox Fea. 1:3 kegs of Merchandise. Wait No, 75, 8 barrela Whisky, 1 sack Salt, 14 Blow Poirts, 1 Keg and Contents. Sboxes Merchandise 2 Tru. ni Contents, 1 piece Cotton, 2 Horse Coliars, 4 pieces Calico, 4 bags Coffee, 1 sack of Pepper. 2 AL Writ No. 1. .s0, W Lot Quinine, lot Silk Handkerchiefs, Lot Gloves, lot Boots, Lot Tooth Brashes, Lot Hats WARD H. LAMON.T & WILSON, Aucts, ap7d&és ———[ Chronicle.} By J. ©. Mc@ULRE & CO., Auctioneers, RY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY N7TH STREFT AT PUBLIC SALB.—On BATUR Marahal, D.C, NT | DAY AFTERNGON, April 4th, at5 o'clock on the premises, we aballaell Iota No. 4, 6, 6ani7.ia square No, 422, fronting together feeton exch 7th and sth streets, at the corzer of north P street. The whole will be subdivided into 14 building lots ot shout 21 feet front and running back 95 feet to an alley. Immediately after we shullgell parts of Lots No, i €. © feet on 7th at., 3 and 12,in Beunre 419, frontin, between Rand S sts, north, running threugh 20 feettosth st This property will we subdividad into $ building lots on each 7th and 8th ats., with a front of 20 snd adepth of 1M fest. Terms: Onv third cash: the remainder in6and ‘h interest, secured by a deed of trust premise apl-l {Rep.| J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, THE AROVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN cor sequence of inclement weather nntil THU 2: DAY AFTERNGON, Apri! 9. ame hour and plac _#p6 [Bep.| dC. McG UIRE & CO., Aucts, By J.C McGUIRE & CU. Auctioneers, ESIRARLE BUILDING LOT COKNER OF | Twirp ann Estreckts at Pustic Avetion.— On MONDAY AFTERNOON. April 13th, at o’clock,on the premisey, we shall veil a very de- | aEeule building jot, situated xt the corner of treet west and E etreet north, fronting 25 inches on & street and running 112 feet on datreet to an ail:y Ii feet wide, conta ning square feet of ground, The location of this !ct ard the character of the in provements in the vicinity renders it a desirable | site fora first class re-idence, Terms: One-third cash: the remainder in ning | and cighteen months, with nierest secured by | deed of trust on the pr: mises, ap6d dC. McGUIRE & CO, Aucts, By J.C MouDI Re & 3O., Auctioneers. MpRUSTEBS BALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ary. —On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ) April 15th, at "a o'clock on the premises, by virtue o trust, recorded respectively in } anaes 8., No 192, folio 244, et seq; No. 133, Ho 195, et seq; No, 181, folio 19s, et req? and No* virtue of two decrees, of the Circuit Court of the District of Coiumbia passed in chancery causes, numbered respectively 1794 and 1796, substituting | ine 4s trustee, in the place and stead of Oharles 5, Wallach, surviving trustec, I sh bered thirty-threa(33) and thirty-four (34)in square bumbered five hundred ang fifty: seven(5s7) fronting together 136 feot7'. inches on First street weat, between north Land M streata, together with the | improvements, consisting of a large brick dwelling house Termaof sale: One thirdin cash, the remainder in six and twelve montks, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the premises, All conveyancing at the expense of purchaser. e terms of sale are not complied with iu five days reafler the trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and expense of defaulting purchaser on one weeks no- tice in the Evsnene Sar. Wi. F _mari23mwds J ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers YRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING ta Lors ~The undersigacd, surviving traatec, a E& Co, Aucta, y Virtue of deed of indenture, beariag date on t loth day of April, 1352, and recorded in Liber 4 8. No, 42, folios 344. 345 |, and 317, one of tha lan records of Washington county,in the District of Coiumbia, will sell at public auction. to the highest bidder, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 224. at 5'2 o'clock. on the premises, all the pieces or of Wasaington oa the plan a} i part of ten, in -five, frontin, together 24 feet 10 inches on nerth Capito! str: aud distinguis numbered nine fquare six hundred and eng L | ard one hundred and twenty-two feet on north O t-elass Board, can be had at425 13th street. Terms ofsale: One-third cash, and the remainder in three equal instalmen:s, for which promi notes ef the purchaser shall be given pay: in twelve and eighteen mont: s from day of sale, with interest. Deed to be given and n dead of ‘trust taken to secure the deferred payments at the ex- pense of the purchasers, If the terms of seleare not complied with wit tendays after the sale, the trust right to re-sell, on giving obe week’s public notice, at the rick and expense of the defauitiag purchaser, JAMES ADAMS. Surviving Trustee. mar S—cod&ds J. C. MCGUIE & CO Aucta, By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, RUSTEEK’S SALE OF UNIMPRIVED PROP- zetTy.—Ou THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 16th at 5%: o’clock, at the Auction Rooms of Jas. McGuire & Co., corner loth and D streets, virtue wf a deed of trust dated Sept 7th, 1859, an duly recorded in Liber J. A.S., No. 182, folios 358, et seq., one of the Land records for Washington county, D. C., and by virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia: passed in chancery caute, No. 12%!, wherein Henry Barron et al. are complainants, and Chas, 3. Waliach and Samuel Hanson, jr. are defendants, abate me us Trustee in the place and stead cf the said 0.5. Wallach, surviviag Trustae, I shall sell original lot numbered fourteen (14) in square numbered nine hundred and sixty ($59) situated at the corner of G street north and Kieventh street east, Termscash, _ All conveyancing at the cost of purchaser. WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee. J.C. McGUIRE & O8., Aucts, mar ll-Staw&ds BOARDING. _ Aoi, ¥OR RENT AND STOCK AND PIX- TURES of a Bakery for sale. Apply at Box Ne. 3 Star Office, ap 4-3t* FrBST Gh ass HOUSE VOR RENT AND FGR- NITURE FOR SALE.—Tho house ia pleasant- ly situated on 7th street; contains 11 rooms; rent $360 peranpum. For terms apply at No. 51 Pa. avenue, bear 22d st. ap¢-3t* Attention is called to the trustee's sale Brick Dwelling House with large eituated on Ist street west, between L and lace on Wednesday afternoon, 2 o'clock, on the ATTINGLY, Trustee. icGUIRE & 0O., Aucts. FOR OAFH—A PORTABLE MILL with a pair of excellent Freneh burr stones; capacity equal to grind ten Any one wishing to make a good paying business on a tmall outlay wiil find arare chance, The Mill can be s NOYES’ Machine Bho: April 15th at 5%, ap6-d [Rep.| ‘OR BALE AT A BARGAIN bushels of corn per hour, p, near Colum GITRICTLY PURE OALIFORNIA WINES AND , BRANDIE: ents for the Diatrict of Columbia for the lessrs. Kohler & Erohling’s pure Califor- nia Wines and Brandies, The following are our TE WI PORT, WHITE MUSCATEL, GRAPE BRANDY. EGAN & PERRIK, Sole Agents, orner 9th and E streets. BBLS. ONIO! 499 Eleventh st., betw. P: 300 Bel EER emerge wat aay and for sa 5 499 Bloventh et., betw. Pa. ay and BBLS. POTATOXS—Received this day sale by 7 8. THAYER & SON. BLS. BOSTON PREMIU. 499 Eleventh st , betw. Pa. av. and EF st, OBANGEE— Received 499 Eleventh st., betw. Pa. ay, and Est. 100 BOXES LEMON: 499 Eleventh at., betw. a. av. and KE at. 200 frre 'S—For sale b: DESIRABLE LOT TO LEASE 25 FEET front and 100 feet deep, situated on the corner of 8th aud K streets, by the Northern Liberty Market. For terms apply on the premises. ap 4-Iw* A FINKE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT IN IM- PROVED PROPERTY.— Two Brick Housas, No. 506 and 507 3d stree: west, between Maryland avenue and C street, near the botanical garden, The property will be sold low on application toe HH, THOMPSON ’3 Tobaceo and Ui r Stere, 519 9th street, near Pa. avenue 41W* Gon Beans, §4 to $5 por wee {175 King ae OOM FOR RENT~— With or without board,in a large, weli farni hed and pleasantly located houre with s1i the modern improvements, situated Dear the east Capitol park on Capitol Mill, west site of Ist st. cast, between Aand B sts. ap6-lw* FosR SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC- commodated with Booms and Board in one of the most detirable and healthy locations in the city. convenient to the Departinents, hotels and horee cars. Price i per month. Noone By pe thizing with the rebels need apply. Address * M..”’ at this office. ap 5-3t* ] eee OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO rent, with or without board. Also, Board for single gentlemen at reduced prices, at 173 21 at., between Band C, a few doors from tke avenue, Capitel and depot, ap3-lw* So MMER RESIDENCK.—Persons wishing Board on Washington Hights will find rooms by a p- plying at the intersection of 21st and Boundary ats. ap 3-lw" H. CRANDLE OUNTRY SEAT FORK SALE.—The subscriber offersfor sale his FARM with first clase im- feoveniexts, containing 62 acres of land, adjoining enallytown, and within 2's milesef Georgetown and 4 miles ofthe Center Market, The soil is ad- mnirably adapted to market gardening or grass. As & country seat it bas mo superior, the view extend- ing from 12 to 70 miles in every direction. Z ‘ . W. BLUNT, 61 La. av., up stairs, mar 10-Im* Washington. CHANCE TO Ee cae subscriber has 8 number of Houses for Ft g in value fro , offerin, ce to in- ora a] eee al Y. i WHOLESALB BEOOK FINE GROOBRIES, WINES AND LIQUORS or EMILE DUPRE, (Late 320 Pennsylvania Avenus,) BEMOTED TO 479-NINTH STREET—479 Between D and B, Where he will continue to sell to Sorters, PURVBYORS AND THE CiTY TRADE mar 77-eotf A CARD, Jo McGREGOR, Family Physician and . Ll of Connecticu may be found at his of- cappe 6th street, between D and E, ee yo tHE CLOTHIERS OF THE DISTRICT! The undersigned would most respectfully infarm his friends, and the Trade generally, that he is now prepared to offer one of the finest Spring Stocks of READY-MADE CLOTHING ever offered in this city. He assures those in want of a stock that they will do well to give him acall. Respectfully, 8. HERZBERG, No, 2 Market Bpace, next to corner of Baltimore street. Baltimore, March, 1863. mar 28-2m* “7@\ PAWNBROKEER—PAWNEROKER! -Qy baebibaie Ce TT Toft ane 8s Between 9h and 10th streets, Wa” Meney advanced on Gold, Silver, Jewelry, Diam and icles in rd mary bat ne STtlclee Bre ELTA & 00. MSP EER * poRTWINE, of Old Vintages, fe 2 ae $45 BeSsayvanta arenas. Reet THOUSAND \LLABS’ worth of prime New York State Butte: T. JONES & OO., 5 een Gorner of Bifida vB, iY | O*F THOUSAND BARRELS OHOL eee in prims order, at A ies Corner Zighth and D, the ath instant, prev nted | T yue,atour a ¥renct, German. and Spanish Wines, im- SALE OF under order of ecres. for cash, atthe dry goods store lately cecupied by Jobp B. Ciagett.on Penn nvenua, da- UKSDAY, the Mth ee Tis FTERNOON AND TO-MORKO® By J. McGUIRE & CO., Anctionsers Fhe, DESIRAULE, “Faas DWEuLiNe gQOUSRS BRAK TH APITOL at Atctioy —é UBSDAY AFTERNOON. April? ooo: e 2 Bye 157, £64 fect B inches on north C atroes aeteeog zd and “@ streets east, awd ranning back 13 feet, teget? rwith theim provements, consisting of £ ar wee sid well-built two-story frame dwelling jouse’ ‘The ion and neighborhkeod is good, and hoew iesitnble for aamail family. Ot Nat TBO Terms One-third casb; the remainder in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts. _mars-eo&ds {Repnb.} by J. O. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. EX2cuTor’s SALE OF ELEVEN BUILDING 4 Lors, CORNER OF ConNecticur ayvence inp Nontn L street.—On TUESDAY APTERNOON March 3ist . at $ o'clock. on the premises, wa shall sell tothe highest bidders Eleven Building L ts. situated at the corner of Connecticat avenue and North L street, nine of the Lots fronton north L_strect, and run back to a tet-foot ailey, (tee of them improved by small brick houres;) and t¥o front on Connecticut avenue, between Land Mihese Li ts desirabli ese Lotsare desirable sizes for building sites, and the location is very fine. aig Terms: Ove third in cash, the romaindor in six and twelve months, with Interost, secured by @ deed of trust on the pr: mises, By order of the Execntor. mar2ieod&ds J.0. McGUIRE & CO., Anucta, So THE ABOVE SALEIS POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April 7th, same bour and place. J.C, McGUIRE& CO. (Rep.] Auctionsera, Be. 5 ESSE |. ctioneers. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO,, Aucti KUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL B8- TATE IN THE City OF WaAsHINGION.—Onm FRIDAY afternoon, April 34, at five o’slook, om the premires, by virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date the i4th of May. 1889, and recorded ameng the land records of Washirgton county, District of Columbia, in Liber J. A. 8. No. 175, L xhall sell, ae public auction, to the highest bidder, al: that certain lot of ground in the city ef Washington known and described on the official plat of said city as lot numbered two, (2.)in square numbered five hundred and seven-three, (573,) containing I square feet, more or les: . ‘his lot fronts sixty four feet on Indiana avenue, between First and Second straets west,rnaning back to north D Ftreet, presenting good building fronts on each street. Terms: One third incash: the residua in twei eighteen,and twenty four months, with int-r, to be xecured to the satisfaction of ‘the trustea. Conveyancing at the expense of purchaser, Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with tm three days after sale the trustee reserves the right to resell, at the risk and expense of the defaultin, purchaser, on one week’s not:cein the National Es teligencer J.M_ CARLISLE, Trustee. mar 12-Stawtd J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucta, Be-THE ABOVE SALE IS AVOIDABLY postponed until TUESDAY EVENING, 7th Aprit, same hour and place. J. M. CARLISLE, Trustee. apd J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Aucta. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, A XCELLENT HOUSEHOLD D KITCHEN Forwiter®, PANO FORTH. &0., AT AUCTION — ctioneers, | STREET NORTH «fclio 325 et seq; being of the land recerds of | | Washington County, District of Qolumbia; and by 4 sell Lots num- | On WEDNESDAY. the 8th instant, we shall nell, at 1 o'clock a. m.. at the residence of H. Berrina’ Faq.. No. 165 H street, between Twenigeth uad Twenty-firet streets, an excellent assorfnent of Furniture, viz: Fine Rosewor d Piano Forte, nearly new,7 octaves, ade by Erntt Tabler, of New York, Tees covered Parlor Suite, fancy and other Shairs Dressing and other Bureaus Sideboard and Book-case Wuninet Extension, Diring,and other Tablox Wardrobes, Hat Tree, Marble-top Centre Table Glare and Grockery Ware Moreen Window Curtains ani Shades Wash Closets and Stands Bedsteads, Feather Beds,and Mattresses Fine Brussels snd other Carpets and Oilcloth Cooking and other Btoves With s good lot of Kitchen Requisites Ard many other articles which we deem un- necessary to enumerate. Terms cash, ap 2-5t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. By J. 0. McGUIRE & 09.. Auctioneers, ‘OTR VERY VALUABLE BUILDIN } LOTSON FourTeeNtH STREET WEST, BeTweas @ AND New Yomk Avance —Om WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. April &th,at half- past 40’clock, on the premises, we shall sell four valuable Building Lots, fronting 25 feet each on the vast ride cf Fourteenth street west, and run- ning back 104 feet to a 29 fuct alley. These lots are located in a very central aud desirsble part of thecity, within ashort distance of the Departments, and the sale offers great in- ducements to persons wishing to secure fine build- ing sites. Title indisputable. erms of sale: One fourth cash, the remainder | in six. twelve, and eighteen months with interest secured by deed of trust on the premixes. J.C. McGUI&E & CO., Anc’ PURE DAYS. By J, ©. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctionenta WELLING HOUSE AND LOT AT PUBLIC Avctios.—On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March 3ist, at 5 o’clock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust dated January 6th, 1353, and duly recorded in Liber J, A. 8., No. 167, folios 393, e€ 8eq., ome of the land records for Washington county District of Columbia, and by virtue of adecree of the Circuit Court of the District of Or iumbia, assed in cause No. 1,782, wherein James OC. He° juire & Co. were complainants and Oharies © Wallach, etal., were defendants, whereby | waa appointed trustee in the pa and stead of said allach. I shall sell part of Lot numbered «leven, (11,)in Square south of Square numbered five han: dred and sixteen, (615,) beginning for the raid part of said let on I street north, at the dividing line between Lots sumbered eleven (ll)and twelve (12,) in said Square, and ranning thence east by and with the line of said street fourteen (14) feet, thence south forty-five (45) feet, thence in a westwardly course to the sabi Sale line between said Lots numbered 1] and 12 ata distence of forty-two (42) feet from said L street, and thence north by and With evid dividing line 42 feet to said I street and place of beginning, together with the improve- ments, consisting of a large dwelling house. Terms: One-half cash; the remainder in twelve months, with interest, a: cured by a decd of trust on the premises. if the terms of sale are not complied with in five days thereafter the trustee reserves the rigat to resell at the msk aud expense of the defaulting Eerokeser, upon one week s notice in the Evening tar, WM. F. MATTINGLY. Trustee. insr9eo&ds = J.C. McG UIRE & CO., Auocts, &s THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. ON account of the weather, until FRIDAY AFTER. NOUN, April Sd, same hour and pies: WM. F. MATTINGLY, erpatee. mar 3] dts J.C. McGUIRE & C0., Aucts. Se THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPO™ ED UNTIL THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April gin, same tour and piace. WM MATTINGLY, Trastee, apd d_ MoGUIRR & ©O., Axcta. by Jas. C McGUIRS & CO.. Auct:oneers. RUSTEES sALE OF VALUABLE PRoP- exty.—By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 29th day of Octuber, 1856, and recorded in Liber J. A.8.,No. 124. at folio t seq, among the iand records of Washington ecunty, D. @.. the sub- forrber will proceed to sell to the highest b:dder, on WEDNESDAY, the 2th day of April, 1963, at 50’clock in the afternosn,on the premi Had singular, those certain lots of ground lying and being situate in the city of Washington, in the District of Columbia, and which are known and distinguished on the official plot and ground plan thereof as Lots 1.(one,)2,(two.) and 15, (cighteen,) in Square 431, (four hundred and thirty-one, togetker witn the improvements, &c..as in saik deed mentioned, f ‘Te terms of sale are: One third of the purchase money to be paid on the day of sale, and the residue in six and twelve months. for which residue the urchaser will give two notes of cqual amounts, Be g interes’ from the day of sale, payable / semi-annually; the deferred payments to be secured by a deed of truston the premises seld,and the endorsement of the notes. at the option of the trustee; but the Sareea shall have the privi- lege oy paying the whole of the purchase money in_cash. Bhould the terma of sale not to be complied with within days from the day of sale, the Trastee re- e right to resell ths p.operty for cash. on ten days’ public notice, at the risk and cost of the purchaser or purchasers in default. All conveyancing at the purchssers cost. A. HYDK, Trustee. Spteotd _J.@. MOGUIRE & CU, Aucta._ NITED STATES MARSHAL’S BALE OF ScHoonre “ Extiy Mcaaay” ann Carco.—In v-rtue of a decree, No. 72, Office of the District Court of the United Status in and for the District of Columbia, I will sell. order of said Court, for casH, at the foot of Sixt: street wharf, on the Potoma: river, in the city of Washington, D. C..on THURSDAY, the 9th day of April, inst., 1 ni., the Schooner ae oe Roe her Oar, cousisting of & vee to! WARD H. LAMON, U_8. Marshal, D.C. bed ap3-tds BOTELER & WILLSON, Auts, ASSISTANT QUARTERM ASTER'S rine ner of G and 2d Streets, Wasnincton, D. O., March 26. i863. Will be sold at Public Auction, on WEDNESDA April 15th, at the arge Barn, en the square bound by E and Fand Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets, a large lot of Quartermaster's Stores, con- demzed as unfit for public se? vice, consisting in part of Saddles, Harness, Portable Forges, Black- smith’s, Carpen ters, and Saddiers’ Tools, Wall and Sibley ‘Tents, Wagon Covers, Shovels, Spades, Axes, and a ha | of other implements, &c., &¢. To be sold in small lots, ie to peyey tice 10 chee ‘erms cash, in Government funds. mena =e TOMEXING. japt. an: i Y mar 2-td Jc ‘HcGUIRE ‘Assan cLaprampacpans ction) Wasuinoton, D.C., NOTICE.—The male of Manure advertised to take , &c., on thisday, is post- Pouca util the Mek of April, (Fuarsday.) a o-clock a,m.,on which Railroad Depot, will be ry ‘a TOMPRINS and A. Q. 8. a. OnptecaurEn A. q UTRE& 6O., Aucte. HID! Wirt Be soit spans ro on every WHDN BAY’ and ro nbAy. rs tl ovslosk m,, a on —_ it, 4 at the 'y ‘* 4m Treasury }, to be at the ecu x mar 2-4 1 Lt. Gol. and 6. 8, 0." At esep, 0. ry GANDY en Oornor 1sth st, and V. aT,