Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. | sIGHT. | AMUSEMENTS To- { otional French | vill constitute { yeuiny minment at Grove: Booth pp owates © Phidia:." in the dream, and “Due! et, a sculptor in the resti- ty. Mr. Booth has euty apprared oner in this | city—on turday evening last— but the flatter- ing manner in Which be was tved, shows that he is to be # reigning favorite here. WASHINGTON THEATER —1t was Mrs. Woo. ntion to concluce her engagement on Si night, but the maanagers have induced | tin one night longer in order that our | y-goers may have another opportunity of | per in ber irresistable character of * Po- | hontas. “The Wandering Minstrel” wiil ulso be performed. Miss Emily Thorne. a atiul and talented Enghsh comedienne and i will appear at the Washington to- } right y boards will be hailed with © delight in exce Ient repre neecentric ilies and ch The five femal» stars—Misses Fai mer, Pennover, Marie and Angusta— ‘sThe Gipsey Tr Will be re- ollesy’s new ballet, Les Amours ; de Diable,” will be performed; and Julia Mor- umer and Edecon will appear in the comedy of «La Chalet.” Vanieties.—Harry Leslie, a noted tight-rope walker, and C. W. Parker, the famous contor- | sionist, uppear at this resort thisevening. Ada | Tesman, Helena Smith, Mle Brignol, Ada | Lanrent, and all the old favorites remain. This | evening, at 6 o'clock, Mr. Leslie will perform | i | permanent officers were elected, viz: Presi- the daring teat of walking a tght rope from the pavement to the top of the Varieties build- | ing. This sight will be free to all. Cxueurcew Fatr.—The Iadies of Ryland Chay commence their fair this evening al Potomac Hail, Island. They can, and will give a most admirable entertainment. Bait.—The Waverly Association will give their firs! grand ball at Temperance Hall this evening. The managers will endeavor to mike j{ it ome of the best babs of the season. ~— i ANNUAL CONFERENCE AFKICAN M.E. Zion CucaeH. This conterence of this church for the southern dietrict convened in the Wesley Zion Chapel, D street south, on Saturday at tour o’ciock. Rey. J.J. Clinton presided. The conterence Was opened With relizious services: after which, | Mr. Clinton addressed the members of the con- | ference relative to their responsibilities and | duties. After epeuking of the progr. their ;| church had made the past year, and congratu- | lating the conierence on the punetnal attend. | ance of so large & number of their body, he gave them some good advice as to how they | should comport themselves during the delibe- | rations. They would be visited probably by a | great number of people. Some of the visitors ' | wWeuld come from curiosity, others because they were triends of the r: nd wished them well, aud others cnly to see if there was an intelligence im the body. There were many h therefore, the members should do, and 1 y more they should leave undone. In the rat place he want-d them to be punctual in | iok bers straggling + r for opening When they were :li-looking. there Le wanted them to attend to the business tn hi He had often observed tha mem hers did not give sufficient attention. Many of | them would stretch themselves outon the bench joranap, Thislookedexceedingly bad. They o felt the responsibility of theirministerial calling. An. other practice he desired to sce corrected was that of members Iraving the bar and going to } the body of the chureb and talking with triends females. It had grieved him much | mbers sitting among alotof women | i | i i ating while conference was conducting s This might be very pleasant to the ipant, but it leoked very bad. ancther shortcoming he wanted correct. Many of the members took no pari in the proceedings, and had nothing to =ay, or any suggestions to make when none were | present except the immediate conference body. But ss seon as acrowd came in (especially if there were females,}) they wauted tomake an } vraterical display. This was all wrong, and | sheuld be epeedily corrected. Again, members should always speak plainly, intelligibly, and to the point.” Notuse words of which they did not know the meaning, and then pronounce thore words in such a way as to be unintel- ligible to the hearers, and show that they did } not understand it themselves. If they wanted to use biz words they should first examine the | dictionary, « ait they got them right. | In conclusion, he hoped that their deliberations | would be conducted in spirit of friendship | and harmony. Rey. Jacob P. Hamer was selected secretary of the centference. i After the tansaction of some further pre- | Uminary business the conierence adjourned j until this morning at nine o'clock. Services were observed in all the colored | them to < churches yesterday, the members of the con- | ference officiating. The following are the names of the members of the conference present: Rey. Supernntenderat J. J.Clinton, J. D. Brooks, J. P. Hamer, S. G. Golden, R. Squirel, J. H. Anderson, R. H. Dy- | «on, J. Green, C. Maddox. Visiting brethren trom the Philidelphix Conterence: S. T. Jones, R. A. Gibson, I. Gasaway, T. H. Castor, ode T. A. William: New York Conference. Gray. New England Conference—s, M. Jiles, | — 1 Four Jases.—Theodore | Hall, bail for peace: also, drunk and disorder $2.41. Richard Rivers, flzht- ing; . Maertha Whereis, drunk; dis- missed. Carlos Capptinia, attempting to pass afifty cent note; held tor & further hearing. Camilis Dalliey, do.:do. Benjamin Franklin, drank: tined $3.5. John Cairy. sleep in street; do. Frank Stacomb, d do. M. Carney, drunk; military. Jolm Dale, do.; dismissed. Caroline Reed, keeping a bawdy house; jail for ahearing Jas. Corcoran, drunk; dismissed. Jno. Clark, drunk and disorderly: fined st Jane Burton, drunk snd profane; $ i fa Burke, larceny: dismissed. Thomas Howard. dr Ivy; do. Jno. Schaffer, do.. do. Sanit and battery, intent | to kill; bail for 8 hearing. Virginia Hall, dis- | as. Haws, orderly. Lem Hayes, drunk; dismis-ed. C . Freenian, disorderiy tnd gambling house: fined | Sot, under the Corporation law. Jno. Howard, Nathan Jefterson, Edward White, Jno. Joun- son, Jas, Heath, Hiram Woodley, Chas Brown, Isaiah Reed Thos. Harris, Henry Spencer, | Wm. Jones, Richard Jones, disorderly gather- | inn; fined #5.4each. Jas. Hawkins, do.; held | at a with Jacob Quaco, do.; do. Jus. Har- | per. do: do. Charles Freeman, selling liquor on Sunday: fined Wm. Tousick, creating j nuisance; fined 5. et Zar Avrer Tit Rum-SeLri.ers.—Py orderot Col. | Beaker, Provost Marshal ot the War Depart. | tornt, thnmber of his corps Satu day visited | Hitenor twenty low drinking 7 aces in the | rear of the Capitol, and knocked tse heads out of all the vessels they could fi! liquor, and emptied all the j ecauiers, the propristors of these establish- | ment ying sold liqnor to soldiers. Another | Taid was made erday, and a large quan- tity of liquors belonging to parties in the Northern Liberties were contiscated. Colonel | Baker also closed the Park Hotel, seizing all the liqucrs and placing a guard in charge ot the building. Jobn Ranlet was sent to the | Central Guard-honse for selling liquor to sol- | Peter N. Dailey, doing business near | the Circle, was fined $90 for selling on Sun- «isy. Mr. Miller, the keeper of a wine ealoon | on the corner of F and Seventh streets, was | erdeted to report ut the Provost Marshall's | office, for selling on Sunday. Yesterday, the , order prohibiting the sale of liquors was very | generaily respected, and the result was aquiet | Sunday i —_—_—~. | THe Fancy vs. THE Pottek.—On Saturday night fowr young men violated the laws of de- in front of Groyer’s Theater. Officer | “lL arrested two and was taking them to cud Ward station, when they resisted, made a blow at him with a gun barrel, 1 caught the weapon and was about se- his prisoners when 2 crowd of the New k fancy rushed ont of the shanties in Thea- row, find held the oflicer while the men es caped, While this was going on, Lieut. Dow, of the of Maine battery, was looking on, and pocket of & pocket- Rounudsman Tait { ut : ollicer, who pointed out npson a= one of the disorderly persons, les Frothingham, who was in the crowd. Both were locked up all night, and in the merning Simpson was fined $5 and Frothingham $3. The officers went into one of the shanties to tind others, and two young- sters darted through the back door andescaped by an alley. Yesterday morning Lieut. Dow's pocket-book found containing his papers, tut the money was none — Srconp WARD Station Casxs.—Chas, Bar. wey. grand larceny; dismissed. John Leahy, ¥Y ding on pavement and drunk and disorderly; do. Isaiah Chaney, drunk; $l. James K. Ste. wens, drunk: 8'.5¢—carrying concealed weap- 01.8594. Walter Donaldson, larceny; jail. A Simpson, cisorderly; $5. Chas. Frothingham, de $3. Francis Hernon, indecent exposure; $5. James P. Tuom-on, drunk; $1.58. Edw'd O'Brien, vagrancy; $1.58, Elzabeth A, Byas, grand larceny; jail for court. Edward Hay, disorderly; dismissed, aol Tae Tent New Jenset.—This regiment «Col. Murphy commanding) has been relieved 4trom provost duty here, and has been ordered #o the feld. This regiment has been on provost uty here for a conriderable time, and by good <onduct and attention to duty have won and | “will carry with them te the field the best wishes of our cliizens, : € . | A. Dennis, members of Moseby" | CrATI } Who chculd ike to spend a ; and 6th ats, | of the read | Ha Reve. Prisongens.—Randolph Otis, John Howard and Thompson Voolet, farmers living ip the yicinity of Occoquan bay, were arrested ne trokght to ‘this city yesterday, charged With aiding and abetting the enemy, William Thompson, Giles Jackson, Thos. Rust and command, ar- rested within our lines by Maj. Gen. Stahl as | | Tebel spies, were brought to the city yesterday, snd all the above were committed to the Old Capitol. The following prisoners of war were brought up yesterday, having been sent by Capt. Lytle, provost marshal at Gen. Hooker's headquarters :—Serg’t John R. Dickens, Wm. Page and Wm. Tolson, 9th Virginia cavalry. Also, the following rebel deserters :—Jas. An- Gerson, French’s battery; Jno. Anderson, Loui Segar, Peter Sullivan, 17th Virginia’ infantry August Moseback, ¢th Louisiana; Jas. H.Brown and John Sullivan, fromthe rebel navy. They were all confined in the Central Guardhonse, | awaiting disposal by the proper authorities. > T Rau.way EmMpLoyer ReLigr Asso- —About fifty conductors and drivers ci the Washington and Georgetown Kailway held a meeting yesterday afternoon at Tem- perance Hall. Mr. Bouvet was called to the chair and Mr. Harvey Beuner appointed Sec- retary pro tem. The ob, ng Ww sted tobe the formation of ap organization ing funds to be applied to the relief of = of the employees of the road, when ch employees shall become sick or disabled. Sr by all the members present; and the following dent, A. A. Shiesler; Vice President, William "berny; Secretary, Harvey Benner; Treasurer, Robert Griffin; Relief Agent, John McDowall; and Chaplain, Mr. Bradley. —— WasHineTon Monkey MAREET.—Qvotations forstocks, coin and uncurrent money, furnished by Lewis Johnson & Co., Bankers: Buying. Selling. U.S. Coupon Bonds, 1821 ......104X 105)¢ Tho., 1-51, 5.20°6.... par and int. U.S. 7.30 Notes 105 9 Quartermasters’ ae Washington Corporation stoc New Certificates ...... U.S. Demand Notes. American Gold.. American Silver, New York Rates. ISS1, 105.4; 7.30’s, 144%; Demands, oe Coupon 6" 197; Gold, BaceaGe ducing the amount of baggage for each ofticer and soldier to the minimum standard. The result of this order has been the reception of a large amount of baggage in this city, sent up here on Government boats. An examination | of this baggage has developed the fact that it consists in & great proportion of articles taken from private residences in Fredericksburg after the battle. 1t has been made the duty of Captain Todd, Provost Marshal, to take pos- session of all such property and render an ex- hibit of the same to the War Department for instructions. Devication—Smead’s new hall, on Ninth street, was dedicated yesterday afternoon, under the auspices of the «W; ington Total Abstinence Union.” After prayer by Judge G.H.D: of Wisconsin, the Hon. S. C. Pom- eroy was introduced. Mr. P.’s address was followed by the introduction of a resolution to petition the President to prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors in the army and navy and in the District of Columbia. After a discussion | of the resolution by Judge Day, Father Beeson, | and others, it was adopted, and the meeting adjourned. ee Tue Fink Sat “VENING.—Abont four o'clock Saturday atternoon a fire broke out in the brick building adjoining Towers’ printing citice, bear the corner of Sixth street and Lonis- avenue. The building was used by Ch 1.. Murphy, the lower floor as a carriage-house ae upper floor as a feed room, The Pi ‘nee, Franklin and Columbia Fire Com- ckly on the ground, andina had conquered the fire, —~- Parkponep.—The President h: it is said, pardoned Mr. Phillips, of lower Virginia, con- victed by military court-martial und sentenced to six months hard labor in the fortifications near Norfolk tor shooting dead a negro who was stealing corn from his premises. It was shown that Mr. Phillips was a quiet farmer, | and with a& family of thirteen children, who nevded his care and protection. War! War! War!!! War !l—The Russian War '—Sandereon’s gigantic illustrations of the Crimean wa opens to-night at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Battles, sieges, bombardments, storms, conflagrations, moonlight views, startling tab- leaux. thrilling events most faithfully por- trayed. > In axyorun column will be seen the adver- Usement of the Waverly Association. This as- sociation is composed of a most gentlemanly setof young men, we would advise all those leasant ¢ vening te visit their Ball to-night. Judging from the arrangements we should say it will be the best cf the season. * a ee Sornixks. ATTENTION!—Pain, disease and expo- ante. with a hot climate, muddy water and bad diet willbe unsvoi*able. but armed with Holloway's purifying and strengthening Pills you can endure all these anc still retain good heaith. Only 25 cents per box. 230 — BouNp Fret are indispensable to health and grace otcarriage. It is impossible to take that natural cousutmtion was adopted and was signed | TAKEN POSSESSION OF.—Some ! | days since General Hooker issued an order re- | of the meeting was | i exercise so conducive to health if afllicted with | corps, buniuns, nails growing ia the flesh, or other | disorders to which the feet are li: such we would recommend an ea call at Dr. White s office, No. 424 Penn. avenue, between Hi * ap snecess: Dr. Von Moschzisker, 227 Fenn. atenue, opposite Willards’. Hundreds of testimonials of cure can be examined at his office and the highest references obtained, ap 8 4t* Tue New stoek of Jewel:y and Silver-plated Ware junt opened at the Dollar Siore. 13™ Penn. avenue, near 4}. street. is we:l worth the attertien beautiful in that line and at prices that will aston- ieh. ap7-lw" passes <S 0S A Fact Worth Knowrsa—That India rubber good: of every dexcription can be repaired in the tinanner and at the sbortest notice at H. A. E Rubber Warehouse, 300 Pa. avenue, be- tween Sth and loth sta, mar 30-90 10t Tuz inviaN Hern Doctor, From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his patients the nature of their complaints or ill- ness, Without receiving any informa- tien from them, No charae for Consultation or Advice, OUR MOTTO. We use xuch Balms as have no strife With Nature or the La: Life; With Bicod our kands we never stain Ner poison men to ease their pain. Our Father—whom all goodness fills, Provides the means to care all il's; ‘The simple Herbs beneath our fest, Well used, relieve our pain complete. A simple Herd, a simple Flower, Cull’d from the dewy Lea— These, these shall with touching power Of change and he: to thee. Washington Buildings, Pa. avenue. about five minutes walk Srom Brown's Hotel. No charge for Consultatio aps ——>___ Barous.en’s Hain Drs, Tha best in the World. William A. Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Bye pro- duces a celor not to be distinguished from natare— warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem- Gdies the ill offects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty Hair instantly torn plendid Black or Brown, leaving the Mair soft and beautiful. Bold by all Druggists, &o. a LOR, on the four sides af each bore. Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., New York, (Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond st.) geet eee ma-ly Dr. Duponr’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating | Eis are the ary Degen use. They jonerate weay rely, aD eing suxar-soate, reate no hau- se nerve delieate stomach. A trial of Bea upon the mos' these Bilis will prove their superiority overallothers, | Price $1 box. Sold by 8. O. Ford, eorner lith street aT Pa, avenue, Washington, and Henry ook, Alexandria. ja6-ly -_—_—>— - DisBaees OF THe NeRvovs, SyMinaL, URINARY AND S&XUAL EYsTaMS.—New and reliable treat- ment—io Reports of the Howard Assoriation—sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address _ J. Bkillin Houghton, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. mar 25-I1m Wareantep ro Coax tx 81x Days.—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ a! ‘Tice #0. Bord, pals llth street re Pa. avenue ‘ashington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, jaé-ly ae Gauat PexnsyLvayia Rovure, eta Baltimore ad Harvishure, to the North and West.—Two trains leave ‘Washington daily und one on Sunday—quitk time— low fare and sure connections. Soldiers’ tickets sold through at Government rates. For tickets and fur- ther informatie» apply at the office ef Great Penn- sylvania Ronte, northeast corner of Pennsylvania svenue sud kixth st., Woshington. Ones from &.™. untl |. .; on Sundays from . wii %. 0. Noxtom, Agent, THE ORBAPRST AND BUST Hain Dre ry THE WORLD— fever or Washes ‘Out.—-Uphacs’s Hair Pree ata & bo: e best in use. Try it. Sold by 8. . Ford, corner ith street and Ps. avenue, Wash- , and Henry Oook, Alexandria, ja6-ly DIED, On the 12'h instant, after a short and painfal ill- Besa «f pneumonia,’ in the Mth MARGAHAT, belov.d wile of Thomas Murphy. The ‘rienc # and acquaintances of the family 9: vited to attend her funeral. from her late ri dence, No 415 ad street, between C and Pa, avenu: B to-mottow evening, ats o'clooks & year of herage, | | lotation very desirable, only 3? i ‘dsfrom Riggs'’s i t embraces ever: thing new and | | and conveniert to the Navy | reasonale terms. Address to Capt. M. EVERSON, tel. Also, a Red Chamber with gai id fire- | place and use of kitchen. Address ‘A BC.”’ Star | Office. _ap 11-2t* | mold, H. G. Ritter, John Vanlea | 2 doors from 2d. 7 The Genuine is signed WILLIam A, BATORS- | | side of the Raatern Branch of the Potoma AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN. {Correspondence of the Star.] GrorGetowr, D. C., April 11, 1553. At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Chesapexke and Ohio Canal Company yester- day, in your city, the tolls on cual were in- creased one-sixteenth cent per ton per mile, making the tolls five-sixteenth cent instead of one-fonrth cent per ton per mile, or 57% cents instead of 46 cents per ton for the whole dis- tance. Itis thonght this increase will give the canal company at least $25,000 additional toll annually. 2 Col. Baker's detective force are still over- hauling contraband goods on the canal, Yes- terday they captured a small lot of apples, potatoes, and of course whisky. The whisky was in a keg packed in a barrel of potatoes. The Arrivals since my last are as tollows: By River—Schooner Ready, Kelley, Philadel- phia, coal to Barron & Son; barge Lady of the Lake, McKeag, Belle Plain; steamship S:lyor, Brooks, New York, merchandize to Morgan & Reinhart; schooner Lycy Robinson, Davis, N. York, potatoes to same; schooner R. J. Coop=r, Bailey, Alexandria, light; sloop Star. King, po- tatoes to same; Capt. Hunter’s and Capt. Hut- chins’ beats from Long Bridge landing, fish, fresh,) to John A. Knight; schooner Reform, irby, Baltimore, wheat and empty barrels; schooner Active, Knowles, Alexandria, light; also, schooner Amelia, Gould; schooner John Crockett, Jones, and schooner Derringer, Black- man, light; steamer E. Chamberlin, Stewart, Philadelphia, merchandize to Hide & Dayid- son; steamer Beaufort, Ogden, same to same schooner American Eagle, Moore, Philadelphia, coal to S. Stover; schooner Elmira, Travers, Philadelphia, coal to Geo. Harvey; steamship Decatur, Fargoe. New York, merchandize to Government; schooner Davidson, Barlow, N York, merchandize to P. Berry: schooner Kite, Harper, Baltimore, salt to J. T. Davis; schooner John Wilson, Mills, Philadelphia, coal to James A. Donnelly; long boat Lady of the Lake, Swan, Belle Plain, (light;) schr. Thos. H. Price, Sped, Baltimore, brick to B Hutch: eng; schr. Thos. Harris, Clark, Baltimore, brick to J.S. Ford; sloop A. E. Howard, Mattingly, Occoquan, fish to J. A. Knight; schr. J.C. Cal- houn, Emmerson, wheat and corn to Hartley & Bro.; also, several fish craft, Departed—Scbooner Mary Ells, Tolpy, Bos- ton, coal from Borden Mining Co.; schooner Mary D. Crammer, Providence, R. L., coal from | Rays Dock; barge Danding Wave, Belle Plain; | stcamer Beaufort, Ogden, Philadelphia, mer- chandize. Arrived by canal—D. Stewart, Ambition, coal to American C. Co.; Emperor, coal to Jotn Young: Roger and Watson, flour to George Waters; C. E. Detmold, J. F. McCulloh, coal to C.C. and 1. Co.; Perseverence, coal for sale: | Champion, J. A. Reinhart, 1 to Borden Mi- ning Co.; Elmirs, coal to C. E. Demold; Zella ; and Minie, coal to same, Departed by canal—W. Garrott, S. E. Car- lisle, Thos, Sheridan, Emma, H. C. and J. D. Turner, C. F. Newman, Wim. Stanhope, D. j Stewart, A. Stone, B. F. Romane, C. E. Det- | Boyer aud | Watson, Benj. Darby, Ambition, Champion, J. } F. MeCulloh, J. A. Reinhort, Mrs. L.W. Jack- ; son, Zea and Minnie. Business quiet. Markets good; with whole- sale quotations as follows: | Flour, super, is i 9aS9.50: Caledonia, Wheat, red. § $£a88.50; fam. | eleh’s family, | white, $1,758 | choice, $2. Corn, white, . Oats, hy measure, H0c. Hay, Mill stuff— shorts, brown stuff, pots : Baldwin apples. cider, 16alxc.: . whisky, 1c. salt, GA, 8173 | Cumberland coal,44 clarified. thracite, © Lumber, pine, $2.50, Wood, pine, $1.50as5; oak, 85.5086. Plaster, lump, =6u ground $10. Guna. pee eee GEORGETOWN ADVER’MT 1 AQ) BUSHELS PURE NEW. JERSEY 1.400 White Mercer, Peach Blow &c¢, POTA- TOES just arrived per schooner Commerce. For sale by J. LUMSDON, i ape-6t 91 and 103 Water atrest. Le a-4 SECURE THIS BARGAIN! 4) BBLS. CIDER will be sold very cheap, to close consignment, by g JNO. W. LUM8DON Forwarding and Gen'l Commission March't, ap? 91 and 103 Water st., Georgetown. 317 BBLS. RALDWIN :. AND RUSSET APPLES, 20 bales TIMOTHY Hay, 12 bble. CIDER, ji 1,700 bushels Jackson White, &c. POTATOES, Just arrived and now landing from scheener T. KE. French. For sale low from veasel upon reaaon- able terms by NO. W. LUMSDON, 91 and 103 Water st , Georgetown. N. B.—Schooner Hortensia, cargo Apples, Pota- toes and Way, shortly expected. ap 2-10t F INO. W LUMSBON, ORWARDING AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT 91 aNp 103 Waren Sraner, Georgetown. D. C., Attends to the sale of Produee, Flour, Grain, and sterchisndiss generally ; Procures Freight, Char- rs els, &c. Business transacte1 always with promptness and dispateh. mar Ct ‘OR FEALB— F $0 BARRELS TA 30 BARRELS SIN. Apply te nobit” ‘J. L. KIDWELL, Georgetown. D. 0 FOR SALE AND RENT. LEASANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD IF DE- sired, may be had by applying at 42 12th at., between Mand F. ap Wait (OK RENT—Two aeatly FURNISHED BOOMS; | ina srivate family, communicating, with gas, | Ath street, between Gand Hy No, 402. ap 1-2t* Fe RENT—Two well furnished and airy ROOM3 (with Board,) pleasantly situated near Oak | Hill Cemetery, between Montgomery and G streets, Georgetown, FOR RENT—A small HOCAE, pleasantly located, | and part of the furniture for sale. will not be rented uniess the farm ture is bought. For par- | ticalars adress JOHN JONES, Box 70', Post Of fice. it BARGAINS < FOR SALE—Three fine BRICK HOUSES, suitable for mechanics, being near ard, will be xold upon corner of Land Third streets, Navy Yard ington city. ‘ap GO@D CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.—Be- tween seven and eight acres of Land, on the Plank Road, 4 miles north of Washington, can be | bought low for casu. It would make a fine mar- ket garden. Inquire at No 473 Bixth street ; or of AC. BP. SHOEMAKER, above Second Toll | Gate, Plank Road. apl3-Im* SEVERAL PLEASANT ROOMS FOR RENT, \) with or without buard, at 4=9 Estreet, between | 34 and 4th sta, ap 11-3t® FOR RENT—Two FURNISHED ROOMS and two unfurnished. Apply at No. 224 6th strset, be- tween M and N, eastside, 8p 11-3t* STABLE TO RBNT—Close to Willards’ Ho- [OR S4EE-A desirable RESIDENCE near the City Hall, containing 11 rooms, with er, €25 anda furnace; modern built and put upin the ert manner. Applyat No, 338 4th street west, near G. ap 11-3t* OR SALB—A FRAME HOUSK, with 6 rooms, on 6th street, heteeen Fand @,Laland, Ia- quire at JOHN HANDS’ office, No, 505 7th street, opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall, ap 10-2W* DESIRABLE LOCATION FOR A KET GARDEN —Square 3:2, between W and Bound- treats and llth and 12th streets, Washington be rented for a year on ver: 4 Pessonabie terms. ‘gal ‘on MONDAY NIGHT, April 20th. Tne M | Heights of Georgetown. BALLS, PARTIES, &. | AUCTION SALES, AUCTION SALES. T. REMEMBER THE M 8 A. BRE FIFTH GRAND MONTHLY SOIREE 8y GREEN & WILLIAMS, An tioveers, i of | Martha Wales d others rs the heirs at law of the MERRY SUCTAL ASSUCLAF1UN will be i mislabe Sasi Wit eee given at Taw perance Hell, on E street, be- | fm Equity tn the Cirenst Court of she District of tween Sts und uth. on MONDAY, Apri! 27-h For partionlars see future advertisement _By order of the Oommitter. 11-2 NOTICS. Tur SHIELDS BUYS Take great pleasure in sanouncipy to their many friends. and ths public in general, that they intend giving their twalfth GEAND BALL at Tamperance Hall, on E street between 9th mnd ifth sts., 4 Zar Band has been engaged tor tie oorasion, $i, admitting a gentleman and ladies Commuter of Arrangements Vickets J. Hogan, Gleasor, J. Fiavegan, D. Med P, Began I OOK OUT FORK THE WAVE 4 THRKY aBR® DETERMINED TO WAVE! FIRST GRAND BALL of the WAVERLY ASSOCIATION, We respectfully beg leave to inform our numer- ous friends, and espevially our lady frienia, and the citizers of Washington that we in nd giving our First Grand Bail at Tempar- ance Hali, on MONDAY EVENING, April 3Bth, 1563. : We pledge ourselves to m ke this one cf the be-t Balin of the senson es An excellent Brass and String Band has been en- gaged for the occasion. : The teat of Refreshments will be served. Positively. no hats or caps allowe! in the roo: Tickets $1. sdmitting a gentleman and Ticket: to be had of any of the members, or at the door of the hall. By order of the ComMITIER, Peerce, J, Stowell, C. Penton ap3.5t* \HE SECOND GRAND BALL -r tus UNITED ABSOC ATiON will be given at Odd Fel- lone’ fall, Navy Yard, THURSDAY, april ' 1863. Comuitrun. Wm.N. Baldwin, Jos Gordon, Jas. H Cauuon Jas F. Gordon | 8. Ki wm. Cro! ing, is i. J.B. Waltemeyer. W Covington. Chas Kdeiin. Pref, Schrod-r’a unequaled cotillion band is en- gaeed for the occasion. ap 3,4.13,14,15.15* ANTED_By a reepectable young girl, a SIT- ATION aschambermaid or nurse. Apply at Box Ne. 30 Btar Office. 7 ANTED—By a respectable young sirl,a SIT- V UATION as nurse or chaibermai . ven at No. 43 ccrner 10th and F sty ,up stairs. 1t* Vv 7 ANTED—A BAKER at 496 7thstreet. One acquainted with the city preferred it® McKELDEN & PATERSON, V J ANTED—By a respectable wo: TION as cook, washer or i private family. Mrs. C., at Star Ollics, af, A SITUATION WANTED IN A STORE BY A 4\ young & an of experienee and steady habits. Apply at Box 4 Star Off i it* Qite ATLON WANTED—By axteads, industrious - ____ 8p 13 2t* and competent barker per. Forinformation ap- | pipet DURANT'S Restaurant. it* Waren HOSTLER. Inquire at FLEM- MING & FOY'S National Btavies, on C st between 4. and 6th, ap 1-3 COMPETENT YOUNG LADY DEsig 3 A Situation to tend in 4 fancy gocds #lure; good ‘rence can be given, Apply at 4™1 l2th street, ptwerenGandH. ap 3 at YOUNG LABY DESIRES A SI1fUATION IN aconfectionery store; sood reference can be given. Apply at 4™1 izth street, between G and H _SpP eat pEeAYIESLS WANTED A SITUATION by a respectable young girl as chambermaid or to assist in Jarhitw and ironing, “Apply at Box No. 26 Star Office. it" W ANTED—A SITUATION by a young girl bi tween [4and /2 years of sge, to purse or gbtchamber work, Apply at Kox No. 16. inter f ie V ANTED-—A white GIRL to cook, wash and iron; also, a colored MAN to take care of horse and carriage. Apply at HARRISON'S Gift Store, sd street and Pa. avenue. ap ii 2t™ V {colered men or boys) to drive teams, at the Distributing Reservoir, abewt 1:. miles above Georgetown. Apply to M. BURKE, Contractor. = — - — WANTED A HOUSE in convenient part et the city between this and the ist of M able in advance; the bert of city references given. . through the Post Oltice, “F.C. 0,” Be, TANTKD—A PARTNER, a person of respecta- Dility aud business capacity, will be taken as \ artner ina mercantile business, best lecationon enn. avenie. where an intorvi V ANTED TO NT IMMEDIATRLY—A small HOUBE. or would reut two or three room Apply to JOHN W. COON, at Rothrock’s Pape: hanging Bture, 7th street, opposite the Eavent 0 - fice. * madness Ce) ital,” Star Once; ladies. | Can be | JANTED—100 MEN, and several DRIVERS | Colum ta TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES Tate —By virtns ofa decree par the Mth day of June, A DB ISS, 2n the above entitled cause, and in pursuance of the terms thereof. I shail oor, at puble sale ob THURSDAY, the Isth day uf April next, in front af the pramiaes at ss tslock in the afternvon, aii that piece or parer! of g-oundt abd premises situate in the of Washingto Kuown and deritneted as the eastern part af lot red auventees, in quate Domberes six hun- dred cighty #: ven, (o87,) having a tronton north B street, octween First etreet east and Capito! square, of twenty si: fret, and running back with anile alley, toa thirty fert alley one hundred and nine teen leet six izche, containing 3,107 eqnare feet of ground, tugether with the improvements, which are a geodtwo story brick house. The terms a= prescribed by the decree are as | follows: One filth of the purekase mosey t be paid ncash; the residue in equal instalments at 1x, twelve, eighteen. and twenty-four mo with interest, to be secured to the satisfactioa of the | trustee. If the terms ef sale are not complied with in fire days from the day of sale, tae trustee reserves the rightto reseli the preperty at the risk and cost of the detaulting purchaser, by giving tutec days’ Eotice of such sale, All conveyance at the cost of the purchaser, EDWARD G. HANDY, Trustee. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, _ ADDITIONAL BW Immeiliately after the abore sale we will tell Lot 22, in the same square, being upon the northeast ¢ rner 75x 52feet. This property mu be ere long purchased by the Government for @- larg'bx toe Capitol grounds; also, Lot ié, in squares £95, on Datraet south, near the Coast Survey Umier, ap 13-M,T.W GBREN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, XTENBIVE SaLE ON ACCOUNT OF THE Macuantcs’ IystiTOTg OF SHAFIING, PULLIES, BELTING, JOURNAL Boxrs, Charsoanps, Furst. Tuak, &O., AT AcetiON —Un TILURSDAY, the 231 instant, we shail well,at the Smithronian Insti- tute, at 10 o'clock A M.,a large and excellent srsortmienl of the above-mentioned articles, fer account of the Mechanics’ Institute, viz- I6i feet Shafting , 29 pie :es of various size 41 Pullies of various size, from 36 to 3 inches 21 Journ: a1 Bicoes Belting of various size, from 8 to 2inches c io. a lot of Furniture—Desks, Tables, Window urtal . Books, &c. The attention of Machinists,Mechavics, and the | public in general is respectfully invited to the sale. Terms cash apiseodeds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. | By BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts. ALE AT AUCTION UF THIRTY-NINE DESIR- 6 asLe Boi.ving Lors.—On FRIDAY AFTER- NOON, April ith, commencing at 4 o'clock, we shalisell on the premises. the whole of original Lots Ne. 1, 2,3,4.5, 13,14, 15,16, being the east haf of equare No. 1: These will be subdivided witn abont twenty feet fronts, making altogether thirty-nine lots with an average d+pjb ofabou 12) feet each, ranning back to analicy, They are desirably located on Seven teenth street weet, Bhede Island avenue. and North N street. Terme: One fourth cash. the palance in six and twelve months, satisfactory secured, bearing interent, dtd BOTELOK & WILLS: By THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. "PYRUSTER’S SALE or PROPERTY ix GEORGE TOWN —Sy virtue of a deed of trust exean John O?Denoghue and wife on the 234 day May, 186%. and recorded in Liber J. A.S., No. 2 ot the land records of Washington county, District of Columbia. and at the request of the parties se ured thereby. I will off-r at pablic saie, on THURSDAY, th 1463, at the hour cf bo0'clock p m eof property, situated im Georetown : i The frat being parts of Lota No. 69 and 7), Beatty aud Hawkins’ addition, situated at the northwest corner of Frederick and |st strests, fronting 90 feet more or lesson Frederick ana more or less on Ist street. This lot will be sold in two parts each Ironting “1'; feet more or /eascn Ist street an runping back to the depth of the lot. Also, part of Lot numbered 63, in same addition, fronting 2% fer ton the west side of Frederick atrezt andrunping back 1%) feet deep, with the frame bouse thereon, new occupied by Mrs. McOano. Also. pa:t of aame Lot, Feonting: de of same atreet and running with the frame hours thereon Terms: One-half of the purchas> money in cash; the residue in !2 months from day o¢ sale, with in- 20 feet on west ack 15) feet deep | terest. ay; pay- | i WANTED_EMPLOY MENT ‘by § young man | who writer a clerk. Address J. YOUNG, Washington, D.C, ep 1l-st* au ae V ANTED_Bs ‘st of May, namall TENEMENT of from $ to G rooms, suitable for housekeping. Address A. @, EDEBMONT, City Post @ffice. ap ll at” Vv ANTED—A MAN competent to take charge of and work a large farm, to Keep acceunts anz em ploy the necessary laborers; cood reference re uired, Apply to Dr B. om! ap 11 2t* y ANTED TO BUY—A good family HORS. murt be sound and kind, and well tr: harness, Also, wanted,a good colored BOY 15 or 16 yenrs old, to drive and wait and make himself generally useful. Address Box 31+; Post Office. ap IL st* us V ANTED TO PUBRUGASE—The STUCK an FIXTURES of a Grocery, one coing a tair | very extensive or requiring a heavy investment, butina respectable location with a steady trade. Addre-s“C D. H.,’’ Star Office, stating location and lowest terms. No communication noticed without these statements. 8p 11-3t™ ANTED—A good honert MAN in a provi~ion store, one who understands the business; ref. erences requireé, Apply to "H. M.L.,” No. G street. Fear 7th. | eyalwes aplo he ean, tidy COLORED GIRL to V TANTED—A take care of a child and aasist in hgurekeep- ing for three ip family. Reference reqWfred. In- j quire at the Star Office, 10-3t* V JANTED—Two or three UNFURNISHED ROOMS in this city or Georgetown, suitable for a smail family. Address, with terms and lo- callty A. B. CLANENCE, City Post Office. ap i Waytsp IN GEORGETOWN— BOARD and Lcdging with a private family fer two per- sons, two infants aut nuras, or rooms without board, ora small farnished house. Apply to or reas H, L. ROGERS, 479 9th at. ap 10 Iw JV ANTED—A good PHOTOGRAPHER. One who understands the Business thoroughly will find steady employment, with goed wages, at SLAGL Gallery ,corner of Pa. avenue and iith at, Was tom ap 10-3t* Te YOUNG MEN May find good accommoda- tious and Board on moderate terms, near the Refer for further intel- 1 Bridge street. References ex- ap 10 g1* —A young man ligence to No, 1 changed. ‘© OFFICKBS AND BUTLERS baving s good education wishes employment j aaclerk tos sutler or to cook for ficur. Has had had experienre in both cay Batisfac- tory referencesgivem Address ‘J. 350 3th corner L, sti WANTED a MARKIBD MAN computent to eaxe Cad erase work 2 baper Pat rich ™ mar! iden, within two mi 0! \e Gapitel The farm may bo worked on shar-s or & mentbly salar: ill be ia references re- auired.” Apply to Ht. BO AWRENY, No iF Th ae street.” % Make application te Box 10 gton P. j Osea snates = Se 0-1 | ANDSOMELY FUR! HED ROOMS TO i i either «ingle or in #1 ts. Apply at 513 E ap 8 eost 7 ALUABLE FARM FOR 8ALE—The under- signed will sell nis Farm, situated in the Dis- trict of Columbia. 4 miles from the Capitol, upon the Bladensburg read. It is located on the eastern ery water communication and in peculiarly adapted for a market garden The voil if a rich loam and bot- tem land, and very productive. Upon the farm there is & great variety of fruit—chuice apples. peaches and cherries. and a -«plendid vineyard of 150 assorted vines. The House is in very good repair ; also, the Sta- ie and Barn. Upon the farm there are several living springs of excellent water. This farm has an extensive frout on the Bladensburg road, and could be divided into three small farms of 35 acres each, and baving a proportionate share of fruit for each This farm offers peculiar inducements to | farmers or capitalists, as it new rents for six per | cent. on the investment, and to @ practical farmer would pay several tires that amount. i Terms easy; aud tor wore particular information address er call upon me, DAVID COLE, ow Washington BOARDING. Beak, AND ROOMS Can be bad at No. 170 K | street, near Isth street, about five minutes’ walk from the Waraud Navy Departments. Sita- aticn bigh andopen, peasant forsummer iesidence, Terms very reasouabl it* Boeeeenrex FURNISHED ROOMS, with er vJ of without Board, at 339 Eighteenth st., coraer K, __ ap Il-3t* I OARDING—At 495 I7th street, between H and 1; one large room on first floor for rent with first-class board. A few Table Boarders taker at 6 per week. Dinner at ap 1) st* OARDING—Ina private family; pleasant well furnished room, suitable fora gentleman and wife or two singie gentiemen who will room to- gether Inquire at No. 431 6th street, corner of F, one square east of Patent and Post Offices, Boll 2" JOURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—At reduced prices well furnished and very convenient; Bank, State Department and thi running from Georgetown and the New Lork avenue, 4 door irom 16th ger cark tol, 460 BP AMEE | Just opened atthe Bollar Store, 438 | near 4%. st. No trouble to show goods whether you WANTED 5 a German man who speaks Eng- lish well, EMPLOYMBNT ina store (eloth: ing store preferred d Apply at Star Office between 12 and 12}. o’clock, for 4 dn ap 9 4t* ‘WANTSD—Two COLORED PORTERS who un- rid derstand the keeping ormors 8 and who can ring satisfactory recommendations. - ad JOHN R. ELVANB, apdeolw [Rep.& Chron | 309 Pa. aue, W ANTED—A good OYBiER SHU R. In- quire at the European Hotel, None but one who understands his business need apply. sp&_ Ww ANTED—By a respectable weman,a SITU a- TION as cook, washer or ironer; good refer- ences given if required. Qalloraddressat 243 2th t, corner of M, for 2 days. RS spe W ANTED TO PURCHAB! he GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a restaurant on Penna, avenueor;th street, Apily at Box Nu. 4% Star Office. ‘: Mion 4 rol 4 5 WANSTED—a first class HOUSE, wi modern im provement tween the President’s Mai near the Avenue, Address A. Driver, City P, 0., Washi T-1w* ANTED- The entire public to see the splendid Rew s'ock of Jewelry and Silver plated Ware ‘a. avenue, buy or not % aps Im* 7ANTED COND- HAND FURNITURE 2 alse, m Tors. rete: Bode, Es auing and T secription. Susefarnahion Gog 5 SHY Agena jd H, east side mar 3)-tf bet. G and | sid 7 ANTED TO RENT— A HOUSE; will buy the W Aamitereie desired, Address 8. W.NIKUB, Box 22 ttar Office. mh 26 Im™ UBNISHED HOUSE WANTED.— Wanted to rent, for from one to three ¥: ivate . Location im the First or ‘ard . Lock Box 65. Washington. D. 0. se 4-tf OTIVK.—Thove in want oi Employment of any kind wonld better call on the new Intelligence Office, No. 511 Ninth st., where the best of pay Will be given to Grst-clase Servants, Thave always spplications en hand for good Cooks, Laundresses, Ghambermaids, Waiters and Seamstresses; also for Young Men to wait on tables, rivate families or hotels. Farm Hands wanted. Employers in want of. help will find it to their advantage to call, B.—Honees wanted. ree best of tenants can t char; ‘above, without charge OY *hn. MILLER, od hand to werk in astore or | interest from day, KING, at Soldiers’ j | feet. oN | Oars. i All conveyancing at the cest of the purchaser. RK. P. JACKSON, Trustes THOS. DOWLL VG, Auct, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ;ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CAPITOL Hitt av Avcrien.—On FRIDAY, the i7th ipstant, we shall sell in frontof the premises, at 5o’clock P. M., two valuabie building lots situated atthe corner of South A and Third sts. east,it being allof lot 15 and part of let i4, in square No, 761. The corner Int bas a front of & feet I! inches by 75 ap Is-d&ds I inches, by 100 feet 4 inches. Thia property is bardsomely located, perfect eraded,and near Pennsylvania avenue, and wi | make a fice business stand or handsome site fora private residenee. ‘ Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve, and eighteen months; the purchaser or purchasers to give notes for deferred payments bearing A deed given and « deed of trust taken, ‘Title indisputable i-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Au By THOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer, Georgetown. D.C. ETBOPOLITAN PGLICE SALE OF SEINE AND Oars aT PoBii¢ AvoTION —Will be sold public anction.on WEDNESDAY. April 15, at lo o'clock &. m., at the auction store of 1. Dowling, 174 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. C.,a Scine and Tei ws cash. 5, By order of the Bosri Matropolitan Police, GEO. KR. HERRIOK, Property Clerk, ap ll Tt. DOWLING, Auct By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers. HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON CHEST- B STR at AvCT: Ou WHDN AY, the !6th instant, we shallin front of the premises. até, o’olock PB, M., lot 62, in Drury’s Subdivien of +quare >. front43 feeton Chestnut street north and running back * feet to a 10 foot alley, between 14th and 15th straret west. Terms: One-half in cash. the balamce in six months with a note cecured by a deed of truston premises; and bea ing interest from the day of ale: ali cust at ths purchaser exvense. ap ii-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, By W. L. WALL & CO. rp Suere BE} ALF OF IMPROVED PROPER TY.—by virtue of a deed of trust to the sub- seribers. dated the 5th day of May, 159), and re- cerded in Li er J. A. 3., No. 197, at folio 39, et seq. we will aell, at the premises,on MONDAY, the :7th day of April, A. 1. 1863, at 5 o'clock in the eveuits. ail that piece and parce! of ground, in the city of Washington, known as the north one-haif pert of Lot numbered twenty-four. (21,) in Square nunibered six hundred and sixteen, (616,) at the corner of North Capitol aut North P streeta, with the improvements thereon. i i Terms: One-third cash. of which $100 is to be paid the instant of sale; the balance in two equal eyments at six and twelve months. to be secured bs a deed of trust upon the premises. Conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. FRED'K W. J): Auctioneers. A Q Trustees of Concordia Building Asaoctation. Wits. WL, WALL.@ 00, Auct By J.C. MCGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, * RUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Proxgety —On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON April 16th, at 5h o’clock un the premises, by virtue offour deeds of trust, recorded respectively in LiberaJ.A.8., No 103, folio 34, et seq; No. i folio 195, et seq; No. 181, folio 195, et seq; and No. 157, folio 525 et seq; being of the land records of Washington County, District of Columbia; and by virtue of two decrees, of the Circuit Court of the District of Coiumbia. passéd in chancery causes, numbered respectively 17% and 1796 sanaseesins me as trustee, in the place and stead of Oharles 8. Wallaeh, surviving trustee, I shall sell Lota bored thirt -three (58) god thirty-four (34) in square numbered five hundred and Sity-seven(ss) Tosca together 136 feet 7}, inches en First street west, between north Land M streets, together with the improvements, consisting of a large brick dwelling ouse Termsofsale: One thirdin cash, the remainder in ax and twelve montks, with interest eecured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing at the expense of purchaser. Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with in five days thereafter the trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and exponseof defaulting purchaser on one weeks no- tice in the Eventng star. WM.¥. MATTINGLY, Trastee. mar i2-stawds J.C. Mc@UIRE & Go., Aucta, By J. C. MeGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. RUSTEE’S SALE OF UNIMPRjVED PROP- ERTY.—On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Apri) 16th at 5, o'clock, at the Auction Rooms of Jas. © McQ@uire & Co.,corner l(thand D streets, by virtue #f a deed of trust dated Sept 7th, 1859, an: duly recordedin Liber J. A. 8., No. 182, folios 363, et seq., one of the Land ‘records for. Washington county, D. C., and by virtue of a decree of the Cireuit Court of the District of Columbia. passed in chancery cau-e, No 1791,w herein Heury Barron et al. are complainants, and Chas, 8. Wallach and Samuel Hanson, jr, are defendants, mabeticuting ae as Trustee in the place and atead of the said. 1s Wallach, surviyiog Trustee, 1 shall sell origii lot numbered fourteen (14) in square numbered nine hundred and sixty (950) situated at the corner of 4; street north and Kieventh strect eust. Ail nuntePancing at the cost of purchaner Al conveyancing at the of pur x . , WM. F MATTINGLY, Trustee. J.C. McGUIRE & O0., Aucta, ap Part of lot 14, adjoining, has a‘frort of al feet | M™ TARY GOODS, WALL, STEPHENS & 00., 322 Pennsy.vania ATENUB, Offer the iargest assortment in thia city, embrae- ing all qual: used by officers in the ey and Nery. such a8. SWORDS SASHES, BELTS, SHOULDER STRAPB. HATS, OAPH, PIaTOLS: &c, &c, with a fine assortment ef UNIFORM OLOTHING with which wr can furnish officers comple te outfits in a few moments WALL, STEPHENS & CO., ap 11-tfif 32% Pennsylvania Avenue A‘ 3 BS! CARRIAGES! jm band a superior lot of first class light Oarriazes, consis! in part, of wo a Rockaways, Top and No-tog gons, kc ,&c. Also, Sutlers Aol work warranted as repre- a aie "477 Bight two and four-seat Buggies, Jersey Veeone ofa lsises. sented. ww Repairing promptly attend: ere ORTH, Gna ap 11-3t* 374D, te THIS AFTERNOON AND Tu-MORKU® ByJ.C MCGUIRE & CO Auctioneers. I ESIRABLE PUILDT \G LUT CUKNER OF HIRD AND BeEveeg- sar Poriic Avctios — MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 15th. at & k,on the premises, we hal sella vory de- bie building ict, Fituated at the rerner of ‘d street west and E etrest north, freating & inches on ® street and running It feet on birdetreet to an a ley If fet wide, contaimog 2éeisquare feet of ground. The location of this iot ard the character of the in provements in the vicinity renders it s desirable site for a bret class residooc Terme: One third cara; the remain¢er in nine and eighteen months, with omierest secured br deed of trust on the pr mix x, “ped Mca UIB & CO. Aucts. By J.C. McGEIRE & C Auctioneers. CORRE RATION OF WA-HINGTON §TOCK sat PUBLIC Avciion.—Un MONDAY A¥TER- NOON, April 1sth, at 4 o'clock. at the AXiction Réoms we ebal sell, in sums to suit — uarterly Corporation of Washingten Bix per Cest stock. a je. do. $90 Femi anzual Tersis cash _8pi0 {Rep J. c. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, y J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctiuncers, TRABLE BULLDING LOTS ON THB IKCLE ON ITH STREET. BETWsEN O anv P STRERTS —On MONDAY AKTEKNOON, Apr 1 isth, at 4 o'clock, on the premisak we Fha:l sell Lot No 2, in Mrs. M_A. Cox's subdivision of Square No.7. fronting 28 fert ipches on the circie ea 3th street, between O and P streets, running back about 8 feat toan sliey, Maney Terms: One third cash; the remainder in 6 an@ 12 months. with interest, secnved by a deed of trast on the premises, J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucta, : ap 10-d By J.C. iter & CO , Auctioneers. NATALOGUK SALE OF LIBRARY OF re LATE JUDGE T HARTLEY CRAWroRD On MONDAY EVENING, April I3th. at Th a clock. es tee ace cs eet = shall sell the ibrary of the udge Crawford, i ay octhelss a comprising MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, AND MANY VALUABLE PUBLIC DOCUMENTS. Terms cash. BF-Catalogues may be obtained of the Aue- tioueers. 5 ALSO. BI” A few dozen of very choice old Madeira and j Bherry Wines. avrpson, ad ‘ministrator. a J.0. McGUIREB & OO. Aucts, | By W.L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers. | Corner south side Pa. av. and Ninth street, BOCEEISES, TOBACOO. CIGARS, LIQUORS AND MALL TORES, aT Auctios — TUESDAY NORNING, April ith, at ivovelocks We will sell, in front of ‘the Auctiun Rooms, @ lot of Groceries, embracing— Barrels White and Yellow Bugars Tierces Hams and Bacon Boxes C . Candles. and Starch Boxes Yellow and Castile Sogp Boxes Aoamantine Sperm, vd Mould Cardles Cares Catoup, Sauces and Pickles, and Brandied Tuite Cases Natural Preserves and Jel ies Cases Mustard, Cinnamon, Pepper, and Ginger Boxes EK: tand Concentrated Coffea Boxes Caied Fruiis, Meats, and Vegetables Boxes Naty Tobacco, Smoking Tobacco A large assortment Civars = Champagne aud German Wines Cases Wliskey. Brandy, in, and Bitters Barrels Pike’s XXX, “Miller's Rourbon xudother Whiskeys +; and‘, Brandy Rye, Maguotis, ALSO, 1) boxes Oranges and Lemons Kegs White Lead. ALSO, A lot of Gloves, Shirts, Suspenders, Hosiery, and other Saul Store- Terms cash. apll W.L. WALL & CO., Aurts, {jeer STATES MARSHALL'S SALE OF j PRIZE GouODs In virtue of five decrees, Nos 6,77 and 78, also No. 1, is-ued fect the clerk's office of the Dis” trict Court of the United States, in and for the District of Columh 1 will nell, urder order of said decree, for cash, at the dry goods store lately ceeupied by Jobn B, Ciagett.on Penn. avenue, be- tween Sth and lth streets, in the city of Washing- ton, in said District,on TUESDAY. tha lath day of April. inst., 13. commencing at 10 o’clock a, | am., the following goocs and chattels, to-wit—viz = b 1 eno Wait Ro To D 64 boxes of ort Merchandise, Dry Goode, | SF Shoos. kc. he. z 13 kegs of assorted Merchandise, i3 barrels Whisky, | 3Tronke ard Contenta, 1 bunaie Houp Skirts. Wait No. 76. 2 boxes of assorted Merchandixe, Dry Goods, Bhoer, &c., &c. 2 bales of assorted Merchandise, Dry Goods, | 1 Trunk avd Contents, Ssacks coutaining Religions Books, Writ No. 77 6 boxes of Merchandise, Dry Goods and Rhoes, 8 tags Shoes, &c., &c. { 4 barrels Merchandise, } 1 Fox Tea. 3 kegs of Merchandise. _. Wait No. 78, | Sdarrels Whisky, 1 eack Salt, | 18 Plow Poirts, 1 Keg and Contents, 3 boxes Merchandise, 2 Trunks and Contents, | 1 piece Cotton, 2 Horse Coliars, 4 pieces Calico, 4 bags Coffee, 1sack of Pepper. ALSO, Wait No. 1. Lot Quinine, lot Bilk'Handkerchieis, Lot Gloves, lot Boots, Lot Tooth Brushes, Lot Hats, A RD H. LAMON, U.8. Marshal, D.C. BOTELER & WILSON, Aucte. apT-d&ds (Chronicle. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers, BUSTER'S SALE OF EXCELLENT FURNI- TURE AND MovsgHoLD Ervecrs.—On TORS- DAY MORNING April lith, at 19 o'clock, at No. — H street north, between 15th street and Vermont avenue, va virtue of ade-d of trust dated May 19th, 1:62, and duly recerded in Liber J. A. &., No. 219, folios $4 et seq.. one of the land records for Wash- ington conuty D. @,, I shall rell— Ror wood cnseseven octare Plano Forte, by Hallett vis 0. Euit ef piece Melony Parlor Furniture finished im Hair Cletl Marble-top and other Tables, Etagere, Mahogany and Walnut Card Tabies. Gilt- frame Mirrora. Window Curtains, Three: ply Carpets, Oi] Cloth, Mats. H Walnut and Mahogany Jenry Lind Bedsteads, Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, iankets, Comforts and Spreads, Marbie-top Bureaus and shatanda, Toilet Sets, Clocks, Engravings, Whevlvr & Wilson Sewing Machine, _ Osk Extension Table and Dining Chairs, Chinn. Crockery and Glass Ware, Bed and Table Linen, Cutlery, &e. ; Tog-ther with a general assortment of Kitches Requisites. Terms cash JAS. H_ SHEKELL, Trustee. aplO = [Rep.] J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts, FUTURE Days. By J. C. MeGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. ey ib AND UNIMPROVED PROPERPY at Pusiic Acction—On TUESDAY APIER- NOON, April Mth, st 44. o’slock, on th we shajlxe:l Lots 0, P and Q, in subdir Fquare No. 574. fronting 22 feet each on ¢ weet, between north B and C streeta, and fed park 1t7 feet 2 inches, and containing each 3,1 feet. Also, part of Loté, in Square 493, fronting 33 feet on Datreet south, between 4> and sth streets west, running back 134 feet 6 inches, improved by two two-story frame dwelling house , Also, east halfof Lot 55, im Square 327, froanng 25 feet cn a 9 foot aliey running from 9th to} proved by a two-story frame dwelling houre, trust on the preminea. By BONTZ & GRIFFIPH, Auctionsers, at 11 o’clock A. M., at the store of Richard Wim- % barrels Flour, Freight and Storage. streets west, between south D and & streets, im- Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder im 6 and 12 mentbs, with interest. secured by a deed of apd [Rep | J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. 30 BABRELS FLOUR, AND LIGSTER AP PoBLic AvUcTioN.—On FRIDAY. April i7th, satt, opposite Riley’s wharf, we will sell, for ae- count of whom it may concern— ALSO lLigkter to carry 4cords wood, the above to be sold to the highest bidder, for cash, to pay MARTIN RAYNOR, Captain Bioop David 8. Puke a-dt BONTZ & GEL TH, Aucte. By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers XECUTORS’ SALE OF VAI, BLK BUILD- ne Lots at Acction.—On MONDAY A¥TBB- NOON, 20th instant, at 5 o'clock, we shall sell, front of the premises, Lots 16. 18,19 and 23. vision of Fquere 183, fronting each on 16th, north L anc M streets. 5 : One-third cash; balance in 6, 1%, and 18 months, bearing interest and secured by deeds of trust on the premises, BARA O’DONNOGHUE,) JAMES O’DONNOGHUK,” Executors. PETER O’DONNOGHUK,\ W.L. WALL & O0O0., Aucts, Assistant QUARTREM ASTER’ vet een ap 10 er of G and 22d Streets, Wasninaton, BD. O., March 2. Will be sel? at Public Auction, on WEDNESDA ‘are bounded, April 15th sat the arge Barn, on the aot by E and ¥ and Twenty-first streets, a large Jot of Quartermaster’ |, COR- demned av unfit for public service, consisting im part of Saddies, Harness, Portable Forges, Black- smith’s, Carpen ters, and Baddlers’ Tools, Wat! and Bibley Tents, Wagon Covers, Shovels, Spades, Axes, and a variety of other implements, &c,, &@. To be sold in sinail lots. Sale to commence? at 10 o’clock a. m, Terms cash, in Government funds. H. TOMPRINE. Capt. and A. Q. M. mar 2-td 3, 6 WoGUIREE 008 ae Assistant QUARTERMABT ER’ OFFi0 ‘2d Streets, Wasurnarox, D.0., Maroh 27, 156s. NOTIOE.—The sale of Hianare advertiead to place at the Horse Corral, &c., on tais day, is: poned nntil the 30th of April, (Thursday.) Risilvond Depot, will be sold algone 0" DOSE captain oa TOPE iD as 5 ‘PC MoGUTER& 60., Auote. tales a wa a _mar 2-4 W rrp. a soil at Public, Auction, om precy macltdiyne Taba Soe vernmen Beef on hand at the time 4 at tee ERE SM SP Teer mete ap oN(Cbron.} Lt. Ool. and 8, U." = =x —<—<—<—<—— NB— rtmeat of Prince ee Tred lates mavbens rectieea ats ‘Music Btore of W, @. MEYZBROIT, at