Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. | AMUSEMENTS TO. YIGHT. | ROVER'S THEATEK.—Miss Susan Denin and Miss Annette Ince beth gain this eve- ning at Grove the former «Trudchen," in the Pos’ ot Honor.” (with the new song «THiow are you, Greenbacks;} and the latter as «+ Pauline,” in the French play of that name. Wasiuinetos Tinatenr has been a center of traction since Mrs. Wood commenced heren- , rement. Te-nigh lischiet Makin tehes in India v * Mrs. supported by Mr. John T. Raymond, and M: ia’ pod is. cer’ fine compan CANTERRURY ‘lies Augusta and Marie, Juha Mortimer, Ernestine de Faiber, and Kate | Penvoyer, form a qnintette of ch beauty, grace and eleg&mce, that Canterbury is nightiy | densely packed by their admirers ~ They wiil ail appear to-night again, t gether with the others of the company in an elent bil. | There is no t of the excel- les trot snd the mauy ightlh f attest the t M’He Brig- Ada Lai. Tooley, Wat- appear s evening. HURCH Farr at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Nayy er’s Church, who and ornamental * only ten cents. AN ARTISTIC EXHinition of two hundred dissolying views, illustrative of the most striking subjects of Biblical history and of the jeading events of the great rebellion, will com- mence this evening at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seventh street. The exhibition is for the bene- fit of Campbell Hospital Batt at Temperance H: ll, under the auspices of the Washington Armorer’s Association. This is the first party of this association, and promises to be a grand affair. - => FIRE.—About six o'clock yesterday afternoon fire was discovered issuing trom’ the upper etory of the dwelling of Mr. W. H. Ward, on Sixth street, between E and treets, and in a | short time the entire attic story and the roofs ofthe adjoining houses of Mr. Joha F. Ellis | and Dr. Hill were burnt. The firemen were on the ground promptly, and worked manfully to subdue the Hames, but the fire being between the rafters, they were obliged to deluge the | premises with water, thereby seriously dama- ging the buildings and furniture, particularly the property of Messrs. Ward and Ellis. In one of the rooms of Mr. Ward’s building eyery- thing was destroyed, including a valuable library belonging to Mr. Orme and Mr. Ward's son. The most damage was done tothe furniture and the plastering of the houses, and the lossas amounts to about $1,000—of Mr. Ward about $2,000, of Mr, Ellis about $1,500, and Dr. Hill about $500. They are all fully insured, Mr. Ward in the Mutualand Dr. ilillin the Fire- man’s Companies, of this city, and Mr. Ellis in another company. The fire orizinated from a detective flue, which was burnt out yesterday morning, and probably at that tim? the fire commenced burning. This is the first fire that has taken placesince the passage of the law prohibiting persons from interfering with firemen and trom obstructing ‘he streets near a fire, and the law on this occa- S carried out to the let The police smen worked harmoniously together, and it was the subject of general remark that seldom was everything conducted so orderly As at this place, oyable | 7 ANOTHER DESCENT BY THE Porice.—Yester- day, the Superintendent of Police issued a cial warrant to Sergeant Cronin to take pos- seseion of house No. 472, corner of Massachu- setts avenue and Fifth street, with all the inmates. The warrant was executed, and the parues were taken before Justice Ferguson, comprising the landlady—A manda Wilkinson— And six other females. The evidence of several with ling to prove enough to hold the | females, they were dismissed, upon their promise to vacate the premises within two weeks. An officer is posted at the house to pre- veut their receiving visitors in the meantime. ‘The inmates claim that there are three families in the house, who all rent from Mrs. Wilkinson, and are entirely distinct from her family. Jus- tice Ferguson held Mrs. Wilkinson to turther hearing, upon a charge of keeping a bawdy house. THEINTELLIGENCER’S *FRENCAMAN” AGAIN —Fou dt Avril, Polisson ad Avril, Poisson d’ Avrit.— The great «Jane Morley” auestion does not seem to diminish in interest, and the Intelligen- cer Of this morning again devotes considerable space to it in its French aspect. A correspon- cent of the Jnielligencer, signing himself “An American,” pokes fun at the + Frenchman’s” French; and the In(el/iyencer, in defence of Mon- sieur, is obliged to admit that the bad French under notice was an interpolation of its own. ‘The bearings of the Monroe doctrine upon the question will doubtless next receive attention im the Jntelligencer. pieee eee ARRESTED ON Susvicion.—Last night, Jas. McCafferty was brought to this city and locked up in the Second Ward station for final dispo- sition when the witnesses in his case are sum- mo He was arrested in Baltimore by De- | tective Smith, of that city, upon a telegraphic dispatch trom this city notifying the police there of the robbery of 81,500 from the house of Madame Hays, No. 527 Twelfth street, which Was mentioned in the Sfar some days ago. The prisoner is not supposed to be principal, but Was arrested on suspicion of being an accom- plice. a Serrove Ficut.—Apbont 12 o'clock last night @ fight occurred near Douglas Hospital, in swhieh some <ix or eight persons were engaged. A young man was Greadfully beaten, and it was feared his injuries would result fatally. Bricks and stones were used in the fight, and several lookers-on received injuries. © ‘The guards arrested Robert French and Daniel Lynch, who were sent to the Fourth Ward station; and this morning Patrick Downey ‘went to the station to see about them, and he also was arrested asa party. All were held <0 bail for further hearing. == Erreuany Cuvrcn.—The following gentle- men were on Monday afternoon chosen vestry- men of the Church ef the Epiphany for the j ensuing year: Colonel William Maynadier, | George M. Dayis, Captain I. M. Gillis, R. C. | Washington, T. M. Smith, General Seth Wil- jiams, Thomas J. Fisher, and L. 1. Middleton. Mr. Middleton was subsequently chosen by the | Board of Vestrymen Treasu Register, W. | BP. Sherman; Wardens, David Higgins and | « Lieut. John B. L. Skinn j ge | by Lewis Johnson & Oo. Bankers: | 6ay from Richmond. | ordinsry alcoholic liquor—all- | cl arged with acrid ans destructive elements—aro j used fer Lesvital purposes, in the camp ia the j attacks, | Bourbon Whisky, where sampivs can alw: CONGREGATIONAL SOctabiLitizs.—The pas- tor and members of the English Lutheran | Charch (Rev. Mr. Butler) Monday nightinau- | gurated a sort of a congregational sociable by all meeting in the lecture room of the church, where an hour was pleasantly spent in social conversation. Suitable refreshments were provided, and the choir performed selec- tons of church music. aE CHARGE OF STEALING Conn.—C. L. Barth was committed to jail for court, charged with the larceny of twenty-five bushels of corn trom a cur belonging to J. J. Aly ich. Berth says he was employed to take ths corn away | in his wagon, and thought his employer owned at. Mr. Cook, in whose employ he has been for two years, gives him an excellent character dor honesty. ——— Street Ronnery.—John O’Neale and John ‘O’Sullivan were arrested by the Fourth Ward Police on suspicion of robbing an old man named Grinnell of a handkerchief and over four dollars in money. They were taken to the station-house,and sent to jail for further hearing. —s— A New Bank uNnpER THE NATIONAL CurR- rency AcT.—Messrs. Rittenhouse, Fant& Co., bankers, of this city, and associates, have or- f#unized a bank, uuder the national currency act, to be called the National Bank of Com merce, to be located in Georgetown, D.C. It will go into operation as soon as the govern- ment can furnish the circulating notes. i ge Money Rerunpe (esterday, “ather Wal- ter, of St. Patrick's (Catholic) Church, deliv- ered io Assistant Secretary Harrington a sum of gold which had been placed in his hands by some person who had defrauded the Govern- Ment of that amount. The repentant indi- Nidual had disclosed his name to the priest at | the confessional. gee Provost MARSHAL ALEXANDRIA DISTRICT. At is reported that James T. Close las been ap- pointed Pri t Marshal for this district,under the recent U Conscription act, and that he has resigned his Coloneicy of the {6th Virginia regiment for the purpose of accepting the oifice of Provost Marshal.—Alez. Gazelle, JSC ats TERMINATED FaTatLy.—Thomag Murphy, who was shot by his brother-in-law, -John Green, at his house on Twenty-second street, near C, last week, dicd from the effects of the wound on Monday night. Green has not yet been arrested. —_——> Watter Ih LDSON AOAIN.—Thist young | Scapegrace escaped from a station-house where he wus confined a day or two ago, and was yestercay re arrested.” When arrested be had in his possession « pistol loaded to the muzzle. > Recoverke.—Mrs. E, Smoot, who was so bad!y injured about six weeks sInce by a run- away horse at the corn * Seventh street and the Avenue, as to endanger her life, has nearly recovered. > of the Inte Judge Crawford is catalogued for sale by Mciuire é Co. Tur Linrary being { ane a-halfand Sixth streets, No char, | Gift is | ment—in Reports of the Howard Assscation- | in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address WASHINGTON Moxry MARKrT.—(juotntiors for stocks, coin and uncurrent money, furnished Buying. Sellt U. S. Coupon Bonds, 1851 7.30 Notes. .ssee oe riermast: rs’ Checks New ¢ U.S. Demand Notes, American Gold American Silver... Crrer JvstTick Canter, of the Supreme Corr’ of the District of Columbia, left the city yesterday tor his residence in Ohio. He gos with the vieW of making preparations to bring his family to this city, and of making it his permanent residence. sae es ARBIVAL OF EXCHANGED OFrricrra.—Abont forty Union office: December last, arrived at Annapolis yester- They have all been ex- ehanged, and wiil report to their regiments | immediately. ienomel~ tt aRS ine Desrnxss, Kye, Earand Throat Diseases moz successfuliy treated by Dr. Von Moxchzisker, 227 Fenn. averue. oppesity Willards’. Hundrads of testimonials of cure can be examinnd at his uffice and the highest references obtained. aps ite Hk&ka.tH OF THE AxNY.—Sickness destroys more seldiers than cannon, rifles and bayonets, Our brave boys are now suffering more severely from the terrible epidemics which rage in tre spring and summer throughout the South, than from the assaultsof the public enemy. Is the overmiment aware that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, the purest stimulant, stomachic aud cor, rective in existence, ia a positive pretective against the fatal maladios ‘of the Southern swamps, and the poisonous tendency of the impure water ef the Southern rivers ard bayous. The Surgeon- General, and the medical staf of the army, ara invited. for the sake of the liver of the thousands of brave men now fighting for the old tlagin in- fected districts,to give this powerful medicated stimulant a fair trial. Vast quantities of the adulterated, sli city lazarettus. and in the field. Their affact is murderous; and it is amazing that they anon 1 ba re- | rorted to. when it was well Known to the millioa, to multitudes of officers and soldiers, and to phy: cianr in civil lite, that the use of Hostetter’s St mach Bitters will save unacclimated individua’s from epidemic fever, dysentery, diarrhoea, liver verand ague, and all other complaints specially incident to unhealthy regions, at this perifovs season. In the name of common humanity let this matter be looked te, and that spoedily, Wholesale Agents—A. Mi. Bininger & Co.,237 ap s-e0st Penn, avenuo, a Tue SEW stock of Jewelry and Silver-plated Ware just opened at the Dollar Store. 435 Penn. avenue, near 4}, streat. is we | worth the atte: tien of the reader. It embraces everything new and utiful im that line and at prices that will aston- ish. ap 7-lw™ SS Tux InviaN Hexe Doctor, From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his patients the nature of their complaints or ill- Beas, without receiving any informa- tien from them, No charge for Consultation or Advice. OUR MOTTO. We use such Balms as have no atrife With Nature or the La pf Life; With Blood our Eands we never stain Nor poison men to ease their pain, Our Father—whom all goodness fills, Provides the means to cure all ilis: The simple Herbs beneath our feet’ Well used, relieve our pain complete. A sim=le Herb, a simple Flower, Cull’d from the dewy Lea— ! There, these shall speak with tosching power Of change and health to thee. Washington Buildings, Pa. avenue, about minutes walk from Brown's Hotel. No charge for Consultation. ap4 gee Lapigs’ Rugner Sanvacs, oll sizer, only 75 centa per pair, at Hall's Rubber Warchousv, 310 Penn, avenue, between Sth and lth sts. ap3 lw A Fact Wortn Kxowixg—That India rubb-r | goods of every description can be repaired in the bextest manner and at the shortest notice at I Hisht’s Kubber Warehouse, 300 Pa. avenue, be- tween Sth and loth st mar 3}-eoltt — Wives, Motuers anp Sisters, whose Husbands, Sons and’ brothers are serving in the Army, can not put into their Knapsacks a more necassery able gift than a few Doxes of Holloway’s Pillr & Ointment, Phey insure health even under the exposure of eoldier’s lite- Oaly 25 cents a Box or | Be 219 ‘ot. ee Pours Bovrnow WursKr. BotTLep sy Upo.pxo WoLrx, Naw Your. To the Citizens of Washington:—For some tima past I have been solicited by the Medical Faculty of this city to add to my icheidam Aromatic Schnapps’? business the bottling of PURS Boursos WHISKY, which could be relied on by the medical Profession. I would hav. ceded to their request some time eince, but found it difficult to procure a purearticle, After considerable difficulty and de lay I have arranged with two distillers in Bourbon county for aregular supply. I have also located an agent in Louisville, Ky., for the purchase of Bour- bon Whisky direct frem the distiHers, when offered for sale in that market, The Whisky willbe putup in my Schnapps bot- tles, and packed in cases of one doz-n each, with a | fac simile of my signature on the la! I remain yours, respectfully; Upoiruo Weis, No. 22 Beaver st.,N. ¥. New York, January 3, 33. UporrHe Woirg Esq..22 Beaver st., New York, Dear Sir: The want of Pure Liquors for Medicinal purposes bas been long felt by the profession, and thousands of lives have been sacrificed by the use of adulterated articles, is ; We bave tested the several articles wh sent us, and consider it ju: reputation you claim for it, E ¢ would recommend you to appoint some of the Teepectabie Apothecaries in gitferent parts of the United Etatesias Agants for the sale of your Bour- box Whisky. where the profession can obtain the ch you ly extitled to the high | Bame, when needed for medicinal purposes, Wishing you success in your new enterprise, We remain as obedient servants, Valen‘ine Mott, M. D.. No. 1 Gramarcy Park. J.M, Carnochan,M_ D_, Professor of Clinical Sur- ery, Surgeon-in Ohief to the State Hospital, &c., - 14 east i6th street. Lewis A. Sayre, M. D., 795 Broulway, H.P. De Wees. M. D., 791 Browtwiy, Joseph Worster, M. D., 120 oth street, Nelson Ste le, M. D.. 37 Bleeci > street, John O'Reilly, M.D. ¥30 4th street. B.J. Raphael, M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practices of Surgery, New York Medical Ool- lege, &c., 91 9th street, and others. TO COUNTRY MKROCHANTS, DRUGGISTS AND PRIVATE FAMILIES 4 I beg leave to inform the public I have appointed the following firms agents for the ssleof tnia Pura seen. and willacon be for sale by oer, ¢ Driggist, and Apothecary and Hotel in the fates. UvotPHo WOLFE. 22 Beaver street, New York. W.. Browns & Brotusas, Agents, mar 7-Im Baitimore. seen ees BPERMATORRAMA CAN BE Oursv.—Dr. Rand’s Ureritie cures Spermatorrhaa, Seminal Weakness, Impotency, Loss of Power, etc.. spaedily and effectual- ly. Ite effects are truly magical. A trial of the Es ic, will conviuce the not skeptical of ite merits. Price $1 a bo: by 8.0. Ford, cor. ae Street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Hi Cook Alexandr: ja6-ly one Corns ang THE UNivarsaL Torment or Man- EIND.—To be relieved of these terrible evils, call on Dr. White, and submit te his manipulations. | Hundreds of our citizens testify with gratitude aa | to his sucgessful treatment of corns, bunions, naila | growing in Dr.’ Wi ra Oe teen ete: yntte chiropody a 8 . You are sure to without expecigneim pain. Office 44 Pe: avenue, (Lane & Tucker s building,) betwe: makes relief ge for con- tation. mar 24-tf ArTTaeTion, and others. Samaritan’s our only ho Cures any case of private complaints in from two to four days. If you wouid be saved from long suffering and 4; 7, death, don’t fail to avail yourselves of this reme: @ ‘hs Samaritan’s Root and Herb Juices is the only effectual remedy for seres and diseases which have been treated with mercury, Take of this purifying remedy and be permanestly cured, See,advertise- ment in another column. jab-te ———_ Dz. Duront’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the very best in use. They operate speedily and effectively, and being sugar-soated create no rau- fea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of these Pills will prove their superiority over all others, Price @1a box. Sold by 8. C. Ford, eorner lith street and Pa, avenue, Washington, and Henry Gook, Alexandria. jao-ly Diseases or THe Nemyous, SaminaL, Uminany AND SEXUsL SYSTEMS.—New and reWable tre. en ir. killin Houghton, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. Mar 25-Im —— Warranrep ro Ovrg in 81x Dars.—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ standing,’ will cure Gonorrhea in siz days. No gshange of diet required Price $1 per bottle. Soid by #. ©. Ford, cerner 1Jth street and Pa. avenue Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexand: ja6-ly THE CHEAPEST AND BRST Hate Dye iy toy WoRLD— Never Fades or Washes Out.—U pham’s Hair Dye, 4 centaa box. The bestinuse. Try it. Soid by §. ©. Ford, corner llth street and Pa. avenue, Wash- ington, ané Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly On the 7th inet., RICHARD M, DOWNER, aon of the late Joel Downer, in bis 39th year, : His funeral will take place from his late resi dence, on 18th street No. 5032, thisday at $ o'clock. His friends are ipvitedto attend withont further Batice, On the Sth inrt., of ppeumonis, J. P, MOORE, i the 634 year of nis age. Deceasi:d has beea cor nected with the Quartern a: the past 30 yearr Bis funeral wil take place to-morrow, at 2p. m., from bis Jae residence, No. 163 Wost otreet, Georgetown. * Or the morning of the #th inat.. at 7! o'clock, of diptheris HOWak” LYLBS,son of Joha @ and Sarah G. Jobuton + ged 4 years, The friends ud a. qusintances ef the family a invited to atte: th fonersl to-morrow (Thur: day) afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from the residence of bis parents, No. O30 9th street, near L, Ld , captured at Hartsville in | i ’s Department fu: | Merchandise AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN. {Correspondence Evening Star.} GEORGETOWN, D. O., April 6. At the meeting of our Board of Common Council Friday evening, the following were appropriately referred: A message from the Mayor recommending that a flag footway be | placed across Fifth street, at its intersection With High: also, informing the Board that the Mayor of Washington has certain plans and | estimates of market houses, which he would be pleased to submit to the inspection of an agent uppointed by this corporation; an account of James F. Escex for the livery of the horse be- longing to the corporation; an account of J. Frissel for work, repairing bridge; a communi- cation from Jos. Reynolds proposing to puar- chase or lease the lot on which his cooper shop ; Stands, also an adjacent lot. ‘The following, in additicn to those published en Saturday, were passed :—A resolution rela- tive tothe payment of certain claims; one in fayor of Wm. B. Ellis, after striking out the Werds “the fine” and inserting in lieu thereof scone half the fine.” The following were returned from the Board of Aldermen passed, and were signed :—A res- olution to pay certain claims; one directing payment of certain damages to James Adams; one in relation to bridges over the canal; one authorizing a new floor in the Mayor's and clerk's office; one directing the payment of a judgement to J.N. Fearson, and one granting privilege for the erection of trestle work across ater street. Tho resolution relative to the payment of the porter of the Orphans’ Court was also passed. The following were offered and laid over: A resolution authorizing the lease of certain prop- erty; one authorizing the Mayor to executeand deliver on behalf of the Corporation, a lease to Alexander Ray, of the terminus ofthe southern ortion of Frederick street; one requesting the ‘ax Collector to intorm the Hoard atits next meeting whether any perzon or persons subject toaschool tax have paid their taxes on real and personal property this year, and left un- paid their shool tax, and if any, the names of all such persons, and ifin any instance he has carried into effect the provisions of tha second section of an “ordinance levying a school tax and providing for its collection, approved. August Mth, 1654,” or whether in his opinion any further legislation is necessary to enable him to enforce the payment of said school taxes; also authorizing the Clerk of this Board to furnish the Tax Collector a copy of this reso- lution; a resolution in relation to cooking and eating benches in the Market House. The revolution instructing the Committee on streets to report a bill for the thorough repair of Bridge street, was adopted. A message was then received from the Board of Aldermen, announcing that they had con- sidered the resolution from this Board for the relief of J. M. Hall, and had rejected tae same, The Board then adjourned, to meet on Friday evening next, at 7X o'clock. Cuba. GEORGETOWN, D. C., April 8, 1963. Our fellow-townsman, Mr. Mclivaine Mat- thews, was married to-day in Dr. Hall's church, in your city, to Miss Corcoran, a niece of W. ’. Corcoran, both of Washington. Mr. Mat- thews is a member of the bar of Washington, and a young man of great promise. I am told ; the wedding was one of the most brilliant and fashionable of modern times. to Niagara. lam glad to observe that the spirit of im- provement is at work with some at least, of our citizens. Mrs. Farquhar is preparing for the erection of a very fine dwellinz on the cor- ner of Montgomery and Gay streets, and there They have gone is wbout being finished a beautiful frame house | on Bridge street, near Frederick. It will be occupied, 1 am told, by Mr. Welch, of the frm of lierr & Weich The arrivals since my last report, by river, are as follows:—Schr. M. J. Fardy, Hooper, Saul-bury, Md. lumber to J. F. Wheatley; barges Annie E. Dreibellis, Dreibellis, Aquia | Creek, hides and tallow; Thos. O’Neii, MeMar- tin, Belle Plain, wheat to Gevernment; D. J. Townsend, Saylor, Aquia Creek, wagons; steamer Elizabeth, Fowler, Aquia Creek, light; schrs. Napoleon, Gorton, New York, hay to Government; Jas, E. Price, Martin, Baltimore, corn to M. Young; John Jones, Routh, New York, merchandise to P. Berry; fish boat, Ma kins’ shore, fish to John A. Knight: schr. Col. Eliswerth, Roo, Alexandria, git. Departed—Schooner Augnstis, lrougias, Nan- ticoke river; schooner Amlitim, Conway, /hil- adeiphia, coal trom Ray’s Dock. The trade on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal has again slackened a little, The boatinen think there is very high water at Big Slack Water, above Dam No.4. The river here is no nigher than usual. Arrived by Canal—Dr. A. A. Biggs, coal to American ( J. G\ Morrison, corn and oats; Job to C. E. Detmol ; Ed. Boyce, wood to E. B. Barre: J. son, F. Mertins, Helen May, coal to Cumberland Coal and Iron Ce.; Rebecca B. Lynn, coal to Geo. Rosworm: Mary Mer- tins, coalto John Smith: Amelia Snyder, coal . E. Detmold; P. E. Haldemen, J.T lain. A. J. Boose, coal to Borden Mining Co. Business quiet. Markets unchanged; whole- quotation: follows: Flour, super, 6.57487; extra, S5ads. family, | 9as50; Welch’s family, $10.50; Darby’s Caledo-~ 10. white, 31.=0, nia, rat, red, $1.75a81.5 very choice, 32. Cern, yellow, 95: hite, ‘na $1. Oats, Maryland, by measure, 6c. Hay, $%a330; mill stuff, middlings, 556%5c.; shorts, 2c. $4.25; anthicite, $4.50. Lumber, pine $2.50. Whisky, 49c. Plaster, lump $6; ground #10. SUTRA. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, NOTIOE.—LICENSES.— All licenses due the Corporation of Geo town on the ist i] next, must be paid wit by the Metropolitan Police. mar 24 Stawtd BUSHELS PURE NEW JERSEY | 1 400 White Mercer, Peach Blow &o. POTA- TOES just arrived per Schone r Comme re: For aale by ~ W LUMspON, ap 8-6t SL ani 103 Water street. Wily 4 ECURR THIS BARGAIN! ( close consignment, b: gmmen*°Y gNO. W, LUMSDON, Forwarding and Gen’l Commission March’t, ap2 91 and 103 Water st., Georgetown. 31 BBLS, RALDWIN e AND RUSSET APPLES, 20 bales TIMOTHY Hay, 12 bbls. CIDER, 1.260 bushels Jackson White, &c. POTATOES, Just arrived and now landing from scheoner T. E. French, For sale low from versel pon reason: able terms by INO LU M8DON 91 and 103 Wator st . Georgetown. N. B.—Schooner Hortens: argo Apples, Pota- toes and Way, sbortly expected ap 2-10 EF JNO. W LUMSBON, ORWARDING AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, 91 anv 103 Warer Stxger, Georgetown. D. C. Attends to the sale of Produee, Flour, Grain. and feveraly: Procures Freight, Char- ters Vessels, &o. y Business transacte 1 always with promptness and dispatch. mar 4-tf OK KALE— F SO BARRELS TAR, 30 BARRELS ROSIN. Apply to nos-tf J. L. KIDWELL, Georgetown, D. 0, w KCOND HAND PIANOS.—Two excellent rose- oy wood -case seven: octave Pianos for sal cheap. P JAB. O. McGUIRE & CO. ap63t_(Rop) \Auct-aed Uom, Me‘chante, {PECIAL ATTENTION I8 CALLED TO THE &) sale of a three-story Frame Dwelling House and Let situated on I street”between 4th and Sth ats, to take place on Thursday afternoon, April 9th, at 5 e’clock}on the premises. apé6-d J. 0. McGUIRE & CO,, Aucts, P __A CARD. UBLIC Attention is called to the trustee's sale ef a bandsome Brick Dwelling House with large grounds, situated on Ist street west, between L and Mnorth, to take place on Wednesday afternoon, April 15th at 54; o'clock, on the premises. WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee. apé-d [Rep.| J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucis FOR, SALE 27,4, BARGAIN FOR CarH—A POKTABLE MILL with a pair of excellent French burr stones; capacity equal to grind ten bushels of corn per hour. Any one wishing to make 8 good paying business Ona small outlay will find this a rare chance. The Mill can be seen at GRAY & NOYES’ Machine Shop, near Columbian Armory. I TRICTLY PURE OALIFORNIA WINES AND LY BRAN DIES Role agents for the Divtrict of Columbia for the sale of Messrs. Kehler & Erohling’s pure Califor- nia Wizes and Brandies, The following are our brands : ANGELICA. GRAPE BRANDY 100 BBLS. ONIONS—Receisea thia day and 8. THAYER Y $, APPLES—Reeoived thia day and for & 30) 1,000 8, THAYER & SON. ay. and Est. 200 5 : 499 Eleventh st., betw Pa.av. and Est. 49 Eleventh at., betw. Pa. av, and Mast, HOCK o« WHITE WINES, GAN & FERRI, Sole Agents, for sale by & SON. 300 Bh kal THAYER N at. 3 Boat ON PRENTCM CRACKERS— BOXES OF Rece ved this 100 BUXES LEMONB—For sale by Pay apiiw* Pa ‘or bale by PORT WHITE MUSCATHE, mar §1-1m corner 9th and F streets, 499 Floventit at , betw nd E st. ale by y 499 Eleventh +t. betw. Pa. av. and # HAYER & SON, Pa. for sale by THAYER & 50} THAYER & SON, brown staff, 304350c.; Cumberland coal, | 50. £5 n ten days from | | that date; otherwise they will be strictly enforced | WM. LAIRD, Clerk. | E 8 ©) BBLS. CIDER will be soid very cheap, to | . POTATOKS—Received this day i WANTS WANTEO—A WET NURSE for an infant one WV “morth old, Apsly to Dr.@ M, DOVE. 4's ree’ 7 ANTED—A SITUATION hurse or seamstress, A street, Capitol Hill. ANTKD—A first. rete BLACKSMITH BELFER by JOHN P. DENNIS, Coa: ker. 6th street aps ANTED—A good OYSTER SHOCKER. In- quire at the Buropean Hotel. None but one who understands his business need apply, ap 8 SFANSTRESS, A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, chambermaid or Taquire at No. 17 ‘ato aad nt ing; will make women’s and children's garments, Inquire at 295 K, corner lth st ap 8-3" V 7 ANTED—By a young man who writes a good capacity. office of the Evening Scar. Please address “J.K ." ap 8-2t* SITUATION as wet nurse Apply at Mra, URTH’S, L street, between 24 And New oeeey, nue. i WANTED—Bye respectable weman,a SITU A- ences given if required. Calloraddressat 242 20th street, corner of M, for 2 days. aps W and FIXTURES of a restaurant on Penna, avenue or7th street. Apply at Box No. 42 Star Office. ap 6-lw~ W ANTED—Two or three FURNISHED ROOMS, ¥¥ suitable for housekeeping, by a gentleman, wife and one child. Termamusi be moderate. Ad- dress. stating terms and location, “A, B ,? Box 751 Post Office, Washington, D.C. ap 8-3t* F R SALE—A set of watchmaker’s TOOLS aud BENCH on a moderate style, which will be sold for cash. ishing to purchase tse above can by calline at No. ork avenue, nea? 4th street. at Mrs. ST. it* ARE CHANCE.{OYSTER and EATING SA- LGON, including House, Stock and Fixtures, will be sold ata bargain, 92 business is now done; satisfactory reagous given for selling; very i small capital will buy it, Inquire on O street, four doors above New Jersey avenue. ap R-2t* ANTED TO PURCIESSE FOR CASH—A small DWELLING HOUSK, containing from 5 to rooms, within 15 minutes walk of Brown's Hotel. Also. « Building Loti8 to 22 feet front. Address “KE. H. Post Office Box 399. giving locality and description o: property, with the lowest cash price. SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG GIRL 4\. ina private family amstress; is capable of cutting and fittimy ladies’ and children’s dresser, and also pisin sewing; would te willing to do teat chamber werk, Apply for three at Mra. NO- LAN’S Milliner and Fancy Store, H st., Between i 19th and 2th ats wie WANTEDTA frst class JOURN BYMAN BAR BER, with good recommenttations, 0 atreat, near Baltimore Depot. ap73t" WASTED—two GIRLS, one for washing and ircning and one for kitchen: work, at 347 Pa avenue, * ap7-2t Ww ANTED—EMPLOYMENT by a young man to drive a wagon or to work ina store. Address GEO HASKINS, Star Office. ap7 itt WANTED-A ILOUSE alreagy fursished; one near the avenue preferred. Address Box 306 Washington, D.C. ap7 ate 1 V ANTED TO RENT—A moderate sizes HOUSE ip a good location, ciller furnished or un- furnished. Address Post Ottice Box 564 ap 7-31" ANTED—A small HOUSE, dasirably located, at from three to four hundred dollars; nor h- | ern part of the city preterred, Address L..77219 Peng cvenue ap? st V TANTED—A MATRON far the News Boys’ Hiome,a competent energetic per-on; none need app'y who have chiidren to bring with them. Apply at Ne. 214 Pa. avenue ap 7st’ Wy ANTED-A CLERK, who is competent to | make out ali quartermasters’ accounts, and ¢an bring reierences. Apply to “Quartermaster,” Star Offic apT-2t" WASTED By a respectabie young wirl, a SIT- TION as chambermaid or nurse addressat No 94 wth street, between I und K sts. Good reference ziven from her last piace. api 20" W Sob WORKER WANTED_To a gaod work- None other than Lap7-st) ROBY. H. GRAHAM. Coachmal MIDDLE-AGED PERSON IN A FAMILY for the entire hourakeeping: references want- At Mr. KEITH'S, corner 6th and G strocts, Navy Yard ap7-3t" WANTE — with good wages, at No, 134 High town. [up 7-3t™ R. A. EDMONSTON, VWWANTED—A first class HOUSE, with all the modern improvements, ready ‘furnisaed, be- tween the President’s dian: the Capitol near the Avenue, Address eure of E A. Driver, City P. O.. Wash ap7-lw V 7 ANTED—A SITUATION to nurse where there hy a young person wio has not long since had the Bina!l}pox and therefore is not afraid of it. ood workman need apply. ail. Tg gptation w NTED of thoe C. Hunt, who died a few days azo in Wasbinz- ap7-3t he left his trunk and carpel bag, containiag cloth- ing, papers, Xc., that can be of no use to any pore son but his friends alone. The person having them will please leave word at No. 134 F street, near 2st, where they will be liberally rewaziled by ap7-3t" V J ANTED—Two steady WOME one as cham- bermaid, the other as laundress, Inquire at 320 K street. ap 6-3t* Waste MPLOYMENT by a lad 15 years of age; Waxes not 80 much an object ax employ ment. Address ‘‘C. B.,” this offic ap 6 3té WV ANreD A feed stout white BOY to drivea Wagon, tend a horse and make himself usefai; wood Ey a anarndavens required. Apply at «nce | tos Arie 457 9th street, between D and EB, ap6 3t* W ANTED—The entire public to see the aplendid new stock of Jewelry and Silver plated Ware Just opened at the Boliar Store, 435 near 4'. st buy or not. ANTED—An ASBISTAN' reference ax to character, d C43 StarOfica, in the ‘han| > No trouble to show goods whether you aps Im* writing of the ap 6-st" ANTED—A good PHOTOGRAPHER. One who understands the business thoroughly iW | will find steady employment, with good wages, at | SLAGLE’S Gallery, corner of Pa. avenue and [ith i} 3t* | st.. Washington, ap | Hos? WANTED—Containing 6 to 19 rooms, With modern improvements, between 7th and lth streets and Penn. ayenne and F street,or a pice store with apartments over the store suitable forasmall family who can give the best of city references. Address ‘*Widow,’’ Btar Office, ap 6 iw* rt WASTED. TO RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE ,, im the Second or fhird Wards for a privats family. Best of references given, Als», Room for au Cffice. Address ‘*Lock,” Box 13 Post Office, ap 4-6t* ANTED—Six CLERKS who are willing to do either field or office duty. They must be } under 25 years of age,and must write a very supe- | Tior ban Indifferent writers need not offer them- Apply to the upderaigaed at pon reet a g and C. 8. ANTED TO RENT—A small HOUSE, far- nished or unfurnished, in a good gore ion, nt Ww possession to be given by the 6th of May. will be paid weekly or monthly on demand. Refer- | ences givenand required, Addiess Box 175 City Post Office. A | wishes a Situation with a ‘single gentlecen to | travel or remain in the city. He has been living a | long time with ministers and secretaries; he ts well recommended. Address" M, B.,” Btar Office, ap 3 lw* j WANTED TO RENT—Asmail HOUBE contain- _ ing from 6 to 8 rooms, either furnished or un furnished, by a party who will references and isa punctual and agcod rent will be paid. Please gating location, &c.,to “L. M ce. ap 3-1w N HONEST AND RESPECTABLE YOUNG man who speaks French, Re and Spanish lesirable tenant; ddress answer: Box 14 Star 0: ee satisfactory di A" ANU ENSIS—ACCOUNTS.—An experienced accountant, a fair penman, desires employment evenings. Bills invoices, account sales and ex- hibits made out or copied; complicated accounts or settlements adjusted and statements made; account books, single or double entry, written Up, posted and balance sheets made of any kind of business; law, military or mercantile papers co ied; letters written to erder; parties visi aaywiere in the gity. All communications strictly confidential. Best references given when the nsture of the work demands, Address “Accountant,” Box 24 Star Office. ap 3-Iw* ANTED TO RENT—In a pleasant lo ality, a V HOUSE containing 12 or 1l5rooms. I will pay aby person from $50 to 8100 who will procure me such a house by the 15th instant. Add WEAVER, Star Office. ‘ . tapes WaASTED— SECOND-HAND FURNITURE Also, Mirrors. Carpets, Beds, Bedding and Housefurnishing Go every description. . BUCHLY, 425 7th at _mar 9-tf bet. @ and H, east aide We cpa are Data Sa: t partment. Ly apt. H. S ' 8. V..at the foot of @ strest, Washington. mat 2 ANTED TO RENT A HOUSE; will buy th SWAT 0, desired. Address 8. W. NIKUE, Box 22 &tar Office, mh 26-lm* WANTeD—A FURNISHED HOUSE, for 6 or 12 | months, by a gentleman from New ¥ rik, Rent paid in advance. Address 8M. THAYER, avenue, through City P.0., er at F mar 25-20" | ANTED— 10,000 housekeepers their | cotton and woolen ea) rags, books, nowspay hy bottles. &e., and iil send the wagon for th Feigh then'et the door, and any the Cisne ges Po ES ferthem. Be sure and send to the right number, 376 D street, near 7th, MASON Buber sat : Warehouse, mar (0-lm* URNISHED HOUSE WANTED.—' we rent, for from one to three years a | Dwelling for = private family. tion in the First or bec. ud Ward preferred, Ad: z= 65, Washington, D, 6, se 4 wil! go out by the day or week to do plain sew: | MPLOYMENT; wonld make himvelf | a respectable young woman, a | TION as cook, washer or ironer; good refer- | ANTED TO PUROHABE—The GOOD WILL | Gali or | mana steady jo» and good wages wil besiven, | BAKER.—A good second hand | (02 bread) can obtain constant employment, | street, George- { is or has lately been smalipox in the house, | Please | address Box 34, Star Office, and the advertiser will | ects of Louis } ton. and hn! bean boarding in Georgetown, where | F.PHILEIPS, | ‘a. avenue, | @.,reqfired. Ad- | id | AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALES, By C. R. L. CROWN & CO., Auctioneers. | prev HORSES AT AUCTION —We will sell at the horse market on TO MORROW MORN- | ENG atvo'clock,4) Pennsylvania and Ohio Work | Horses. said to be the best stock that has ever ben offered in this city at pobii~rale Terms cash. .B. L. CROWN & Cv., Aucts. No, 397 corner 6 bh st. and Pa | By BONTZ & GRIFFITH, Auctioneers, | 30 BABRELS FLOUR, AND LIGHTER AT i i | | | re Purice Auction —Cn ¥RIDAY, | atilo’ctock A M .at thestoreof Wn atthe 11th street wharf, we will sell for, account of whom it may concern’ 3 barrels Flour, | ALSO | 1Lighter to carry 4co:ds wood, the above to be i seldto the highest oidder, for Gash, to pay | | Freiehtand Storage, | arin RAYNOR Captain Bloep David 8. Page, )_aps-dt _BONT? & GRIFFITH, Aucts, Ry J.C. McQUIRE & CO , Auctioneers. | Cities SALE OF LIBRARY OF THE LATE JUDGE T. HARTLEY CKAWFORD | On MONDAY EVENING, April Isth, at 7% | o'clock, at the Auction Eooma, ve shall sell the | Library of the late Judge Crawford, comprising LAW AND z MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, AND MANY VALUABLE PUBLIC DOCUMENTS. Terms cash. BoCatulogucs may be obtained of the Aue- tioneers. A130. 9" A few dozen of very choloe old Madeira and Sherry Wines. D_DAVIDSON, Administrator. aps-d J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aue [JNITED STATES MARSHALL'S SALE OF 3 PRIZE GvoDs, In virtue of five decrees, Nos 75,76, 77 and 78, also No. 1, issued from the clerk’s office of the Dis- Urict Court of the United Stater, in and for the District of Columbia, I will sell, under order of taid decreas, for cash, at the ary Ce store lateiy ceeupied by John B. Clagett, on Penn. avenue, be- tween Sth and 10th streets, in the city of Washing ton, in said District,on TUESDAY. the lith day of April, inst., 1363, commencing at 19 o'clock a, m , the following goods and chattols, to-wit—viz.- ° ‘RIT 78. es ies es assorted Morchandise, Dry Goods, oe + &e. 13 kegs cf assorted Merchandiae, Is barrels Whisky, 3 Trunks ard Contents, 1 bundle Hoop Skirts. Wait No. 76. 2 boxes of assorted Merchandise, Dry Goods, Bhoes, &c., &c. 2 bales of assorted Merchandiso, Dry Goods, 1 Trunk and Contentr, Seacks containing Religious Books. Wait No. 77. 6 boxes of Merchandise, Dry Goods and Shoes, 8 caus Shoer, &c., &c. 4 barrels Merchandire, ltox Tea. 3 Legs of Merchandise. Writ No. 78, 8 barrels Whisky, } sack Salt, 18 Plow Poit ts, 1 Keg and Contents, 3 boxes Merchandise. 2 Trunks and Contengs, 1 piece Cotton, 2 Horse Coltara, 4 pieces Calico, 4 bags Coffee, sack of Pepper. ALso, Wait No, 1. Lot Quinine, lot Silk Handkerchiefs, Lot Gloves, lot Boota. Lot Tooth Brushes, Lot Hats, WARD H. LAMON, U.8. Marrhnl, D.C. BOTELER & WILSON, Aucta. (Chrenicie.] ap7 d&ds ~ FOR SALE AND RENT. | Fy ANDSOMELY ¥YURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, | either single or in suits, Apply at 913 Kat.. | 2 doors from 24. ap 8-e03t* [CURNISHED Rooms WITH BOARD MAY BE obtainea hy applying at No. 339 F stree! tween 9th and 10th, ap i-3t* FOE, REN TT fine and larze FURNISHED ROOMS forrent,communicating. Also. a Par- lor. with gax on 8th street, between (i and H, Ne. 41S cpposite the Patent Office. ___ap8-2t* Fo REN'T— Two aeatly FURNISHED ROOMS, ina private family, communicating, with gas; ath strect, between G and H, No. 10% s | N KLEGANT FRONT ROOM. on second floor, 13 with first-clacs Board, can be had at 42. | street, between G and H, | Po RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. Apply at i No. 409 Twelfth street, between G and H, west | side, ap7-2t* F% RENT—A couple of PARLORS, (front and back.) pleasantly located on 43; street, No, 6, betwee! isi ap7-2te LE OK TRADE FO! DWELLING JoB—A three story Brick Btorchouse, 2 feet front &) feet deep; lot 187 feet deep; will make a good wholesale store, For particulars in- | quire at No. 40% D street, upstairs, ap7. —Two large and Lonisia TNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LE connecting reoms on east Capitol street, No, =9, can be secured by single zentlemen by apply: | ing immediately. House nearly new and rooms | fronting north and south. Terms easy, but good | reference will be requirea. ap 7-3t* i Foe SALE OR RENT—Two two-story BRICK HOUSES, containing 7 rooms each, fronting onT street north and 2 ° one aqua from Pa. avenue, For tur‘ner information inquire { ‘treet west, one aquare | | at the store corner of <2d street and Pa. avenue. H pees { i Pursisnep HOUSE FOR RENT, containirg saloon, parlor,diuing-room, kitchen and seven chambers. Apply’ to W. H. BRERETON, corner of Seventh and F sts. ap 6 St" j Fe RENT —Neady and comfortably furnished ROOMS for reni, with Board.on Kighth street, | between G and H, No. 41%, opposite the Patent Office. Ap b-4t* { A DESIRABLE LOT TO LEA8K 24 FEET i front and 100 feet deep, situated on the corner of 8th and K streets, by the Northern Liberty Market. For terms apply on the premises. | Dp 4-lw* FINE OHANCK FOR INVESTMENT IN IM- PROVED PROPERTY —Two Brick Houses, | No. 505 and 507 3d stree: west, between Maryland avenue and C street, near the botanical garden. | The property will be sold low on application to | WM. H. THOMPSON'S Tobacco and Cigar Store, jth street, near Pa. avenue apd-Iw* SUMMER RESIDENCE.— Persons wishing B on Washington Hights will find rooms by 1 p- plying at the intersection of 2ist and Boundary sts. ap S-1w* 1. H. CRAN COGNIRY SEAT POL SALE —Tho subscriber | © offers for sale bis FARM with first-clats im- | provements. containing 62 ceres of land. adjoining enallytown, and within 24, miles of Georgetown ! and 4 miles of the Center Market. Tho soi | mirably adapted to market gardening or grass, As | & country seatit has no superior, the view extend- ing trom 12 to70 miler in every direction. W. BLUNT, 61 La, av. mar 10-Im* ¥ Fo RENT—A first-class FURNISHED DWELL- ING in Georgetown, being the residence of the late David English, No, 29 First street. This is a commodious house with large drawing roem, parlors, and dining room, sonyenient pantry, kitchen. icehouse a:d wine cellars; supplied with water and gas and all the modern appliances for comfort. & There are 5 peious yronnds attached with orna- mental shrubbery and fruit trees, A fine cistern, stable and carriage houses onthe premises. The house is admirable adapted for entertaining. It Will be rented completely fnrnishea and poseession given immediately. For terms a poly. on the prem- acs or to W. 8, Cox, atNo 40 Louisiana avenue, Washington. [Intel.] mar 18-eotf LE—The under- VALUABLE FARM FOX §. Columbia, 3 miles from the Capitol, upon the Bladensburg re: It is located on the eastern aide of the Kastern Branch of the Potomac; hasa water communication and is peculiarly adapted for awarket garden. The coil is a richleam and bot- tom land, and very productive. Upon the farm there is Lt as variety of fruit—ehoice apples. che 8, and a splendid vineyard of 150 assorted vine: 5 The House is i y goad repair ; also, the Sta- ble and Barn. Upon the farm there are several living springs of excellent water. This farm has an extensive front on 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 farm offers uliar inducements to farmers or capitalists, asit new rents for six per cent. on the investment, and to a practical farmer would pay several times that amount. | e Terms easy; and for more particular information addres or call upon me. DAVID COL mar 24-eo4w* Washington, D.C. FOUSsisEND ROOMS TO RENT—for rent, at 450 12th street, east side, between Gand H streets, neatly furnished and rory jcomfortable BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and PA! LO The thborhzod is one of most desirable in the city, Every attention paid to those ocoupy- ingthem, No children in the house. ja 2- Wy Agon JACKS, WAGON ELEVATORS, OAKUM, J, EXCELSIOR, Received and for sale by NR, ELVANS, bt Pa. av. and C at., betw. 9th and 1th sts. {Repub.. Chron. & Alex, News. ] MING AND GARDENING TOOLS OF ALL KINDS. PLOWS. HARROWS, OULTIVATORS, &c,.&c, J.P. BARTHOLOW, Agricultural Warehouse, 558 7th st, bet. Pa. avenue and Canal, mar 3)-eolm Waskington, D.C. A GARD, ¢ Joux McGREGOR. Family Physician and Sar- geo". late of Connecticut, may be found at his of- ice, at No. 456 6th street, between D and KE. mar %-Im 10 THE OLOTHIERS OF THE DISTRICT! The undersigned would most respectfully inform 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 weil togive him a call. Respectfally, 8. HERZBERG, No. 2 Market Space, next f cornor of * Baltimore street. Baltimore, March, 1363. mar 23-2m" ime New York Ftate Buttor, JONES & OO., Corner of Righth and D, FrUtzen THOUSAND DOLLARS’ worth of ‘at PF ap2-7t April i7th, | OWansatt! H HIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW By J. C. Mc@UIRE & O9., Auctioneers. | PPOUR VERY VALUABLE BUILDIN 3 LOTSOMN he FOURTEENTH Sue 5 wer wTWween @& STREET NORTH AND kw oo Avaxcr —On | WELNESDAY AFTERNOON, April ste at hat, 4o’clock,on the premises, the east side of Vourtssath, street rest e eastside of Fourteenth atreet west, and ran- Bing back 14 feet to a 29 foot alley, ‘These lots aré located io a very central amd desirable part of thecity, within a short distances of the Departments, and the sale offers great in- ducements to persons wishing to secure five bulld- Title inaisputabiec. , terms of sale: One feurth cash, the remainder insix twelve. and eighteen months with interest ed by deéd of irust on the premises. J.C. McGUIa&k & CO., Aucts. By W.L. WALL & UO. Corner south side Pa. av. and Ninth street, | W INES, BRANDIES. WHISKEYS, &c,, AP | Avction.—On THURSDAY, the oth instant, atl2o'ciock, we will have the closing out sale of the stock of Emile Dupre, which the vale prevented on Tuvrday ‘ast, and will sell, by eatalrgue, at our Axction Reome his stock of SRANDIKS, AND WHISKEYS. all seil four , Auctioneers. Embracing & large assortment of Champagnes and other French, German, and Spanish Win ported and domestic Brandy and Whiskey, ‘eTMs Cash, api-d W.L, WALL, & CO., Ancts, | peed STATES MARSHAL’S BALE OF Scnoonge “ EMiny Muasar” axo Canco.—Im virtue of a decree, No. 72, issued from the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States im and for the District of Columbia, I will sell by Order of said Court, for casm, at the foot of sixth street wharf, onthe Potomas river, in the city of Washington, D.C..on THURSDAY, the 9th day of April, inst., 1863, at 4o’clock p. m./ the Schooner ~Emily Murray” and her Cargo, consisting of a large lot of Lumber. WARD H. LAMON,U 8. Marshal, D. 0. ap 3-tds BOTELER & WILLSON, Auta, By J, ©. MeGUIRE & CO., Anctioneers WELLING HOUSK AND LOT AT PUSLIO AvcTioN.—On TUESDAY APTRRNOON, Mareb 3ist, at 5 o’clock, on the Bromniees, by virtue of a deed of trast dated January oth, i353, and dul; recorded in Liber 3. A, 8., No. 167, folios 393, seq., one of the land recorda for Washington couaty istrict of Coluntbia, and by virtue of s decree the Cirenit Court of the District of Oclumbia, pee in cause No. 1,782, wherein James ©. Mo- uire & Co. were complainants and Charles & Wallach, et al., wero defendants, whereby | wae appointed trustee in the place and stead of said ‘allach, I shall sell part of Lot numbered eleven, (11,) in Square south of Square numbered five bun dred and sixteen, ($16,) beginning for the said part of said lot on I street north, at the dividing line between Lots .umbered eleven (1l}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 {%) feet, taence in a westwardly course to the said dividing line between said Lots numbered Il and 12 ata distance of sory eno | feet from said I street, and thence north by with said dividing line 42 feet to said I street and piace of beginning, together with the improve- ments, consisting of a large dwelling house, Terms: QOue-balf cash; the remainder i twelve months, with interest, secured by a decd of trust on the premiges. \ Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with in five days therenfter the trustee reserves the right te resell at the tisk and expense of the defaulting purchaser, upon one weeks notice in the Svening tar. WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee. mar 9 eokds J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, &7- THE ABOVE SALK L8 POSTPONED, ON account of the weather, until FRIDAY AFTER- NOON. April 3d, sume tour aud place, y GLY, Trusts. .F.MATTI mar 31-dts J.C. MoGUIRE & C0., Auc BS- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL THURSDAY AFTERNOON. April 9th, same hour and plnce. WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee. apid J.C. MCGUIRE & CO... Axucts. By J. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON7TH STREKT AT PuBLic SaLe.—On SATUB DAY AFTERNOON, April 4th.atgo'clock on the premises, we sballsell Lots No. 4, 5, 6nd7,in square No. 422, fronting together 15) feet on each 7th and &th streeta, at the corzer of north P street. The whole will be subdivided into 14 building lots of atone 21 feet front and running back 95 feet to ap alley. Immediately after we shall sell parts of Lots No. 3 and 12,in Square 419, fronting 6 feet on 7th at., between Rand & sts. north, running through 200 feettosth st This property will be subdivided into 3 building lots on each 7th and 8th ste., with a ; front of 20 nd a depth of 100 feet. | Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in6§ and | 12 months. with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. apl-d [Bep.} J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, RF THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN cor sequence of inclement weather until THU R3- DAY AFTERNOON, April 9, sam hour and place, 2p6 [Bep.} J.C. McGUIRE & O0., Ancts, FUTURE DA By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Brcnrcy BUILDING LOT ON M STREBT At AvcridN,—On FRIDAY, the 10th instant, | atSo’clock P.M.. we shall sel) in front of the | premises Lot C in square 513. This ot is situated on M street north near Fifth street weet, having front of 2 feet 4 inches, and 100 feet deep, and is one of the handsomest building lots inthe northern part of the city. Persons wishing to purchase a ct for the purpose of building, would do well te attend the sale, a the property is to be sold. Title indffputable. Terms cash, ap7-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ByJ.C McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. Dp BUILDING LOT CORNER OF THinp AND EstREBIS aT PUBLIC AUCTION.— On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 13th, at § O'elock,on_ the premises, we shall sell a very dew sirable building lot, situated at the corner of Third street west and E etreet north, fronting 25 feet6 inches on E street and running 11? feet on Third street to an alley 12 feet wide, containing Sepeiequare feet of ground, ._The location of thia lot and the cbaracter of the in provements in the vicinity renders it a desirable site for a first class residence, Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in nine aud eighteen months, with interest secured by deed of trust on the pr- mises, apé-d J.C. McGUIRBE & CO., Aucta. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. IpaUErEEs HALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Prom rty.—On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON April 15th, at 53; o’ciock on the premises, by virtue offour deeds of trust, recorded respectively im LibersJ.A.8., No 102, folio 244, et seq; Ne. 13, folio 195, et’ sede No. 181, folio 193, et seq: and No" 57, folio 525 et seq; being of the land records of Washington County, District of Columbia; and by yirtne of two decrees, of the Circuit Court of the District of Cojumbia, passed in chancery causes, numbered respectively 1794 and 1796, substituting me as trustee, in the place and stead of Oharies 8. Wallach, surviving trustee, I shall sell Lots num- bered thirty-three (33) and thirty-four (34) in aquare numbered f've hundred and fifty-seven(557) fronting together 135 feet 7}: inches en First street west, between north Land M streets, together with the ini rovemients; consisting of s large brick dwolkiag onse Termsof sale: One thirdin cash, the remainder in six and twelve months, with imterest xecared by a deed of trust on the premises, All conveyancing at the expense of purchaser. Ifthe terms of sale sre 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. - WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trastee. mar i2-3tawds J.C. Mc@UIRE & Go., Aucta. By J. C. MeGUIKBE & CO., Auctioneers. SALE OF UNIMPRJVED PROP- pn THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April Yelock, at the Auction Rooms of Jas. & Co.,corner l0thand D streets, virtue wf a deed of’ trust dated Sept 7th, 1859, an duly reeorded in Liber J. A. 8.. No. 182, folios 363, eof the Land records for Washingtem and by virtue of a decree of the the District of Columbia, passed in chancery cause, No. 1791, wherei Hen! Barron et al. are complainants, and Chas, 8. Wallach and Samuel Hanson, jr. are defendants, substituting me as Trustee in the place and stead of the said C. 8. Wallach, surviving Trustee, I shal sell original lot numbered fourteen (14) ‘in square numbered ning hundred and sixty (950) situated at the corner of G street north and Eleventh street east. Terms cash. All conveyancing at the coat of purchaser. WM. ¥. MATTINGLY, Trustee. J.C. McGUIBE & G8., Aucte, mar 11-Stawkds Actin QUARTERMASTER'S OFFIC. Corner of G and 23d Streats. Wasuincton, D.O., March 25. i363. Will be sold at Public Auetion,on WEDNESDA’ April 15th, at the arge on the e bound by E and ¥and Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets, a large lot of Quartermaster’s Stores, con- demned as unfit for public service, consisting im part of Saddles, Harness, Portable Forges, Black- smith’s, Oarpen ters, and Baddlers’ Tools, ‘Wall and Sibley Tents, Wagon Covers, Shovels, Spades, Axes, and a yeriery of other implementa, &c., &¢. To be sold in email lots. y a to commence atlo ea st ‘erms cash, in Government funds. C: . H. TOMPKINS. ea A.Q.M.B.8, 4. mar 2-td. J.C. McGUIBE & O0,, Aucta. SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICK, Corner res, Wasnincrox. D.O., March 27, 86. NOTICE.—The sale of Manure advertised to take place at tbe Horse Corral, &c., on thisday, is post- poned nntil the 30th of April. (Thuraday,) at 1¢ oclock a,m ,on which day other lets, near the Railroad Depot, will be Bold also. Cc. H. TOMPRING. a Captain and A. . U.S. A. mar 3-d -C.MoGUIRE& GO., Aucts. Ww HIDES—HIDES. ILL Be sold iblic Auction, on WEDNESDAY any roRDAy" at Ii ovclook ©, m,, at the Wharf ‘th street, W: he Governmen Beef on hsnd at CF Terrss cash, in Treasury notes, to be paid at the moment of sale. . i. $a13 [Ohron.J Lt. Ool. and G. 8. U. PAWNBROKER—PAWNBROKER! 7 No. 299 C Srause. Between %h and 10th streets. Sa Meney advanced on Gold, Silver, Jeweiry, Di , and all arti rder. Paar ae Holes OE PELLA & 00. ADEIBA, M RT WIN) PORTWINE. so epny, ef Old Vintages, LE’S fe 28 M A G26 Penuervania avenue, NE THOUSAND BARRELS O HOLOR APPLES, in prima order, JONES & GO. on ret Gomer Bighth and D.