Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s THEATER.—Bulwer’s popular comedy of “Money,” will be performed to- night, Mr. Wilkes Booth appearing as “Alfred Evelyn,” and Annette Ince as “Clara Doug- las.” Young Booth has made a fine impression here, and veteran play-goers see in him a «worthy son of @ worthy sire.” Miss Ince is a Washington fayorite, always welcome. CantTerrvry.—Faithful to all that they promise, the managers of Canterbury Hall | never tail to giye attractive performances. To- | night all of the troop appear, including Julia Mortimer, Kate Pennoyer, Ernestine de Faiber, les Marie and Augdsta, Dick Parker and +o. Edeson. VaAnilETIb@.—At the Varieties the same enter- tuinment which so well pleased the audience faust night will be given again this evening. Harry Leslie, C. W. Parker, Ada Te: Cie Lizette, and all the fayorites apped capital company and entertainment. Wak, as exhibited at Odd Fel- Seventh street, in aseries of dio- © vie is well worth witnessing. work of art the pamtings are of a superior or- der, sud none who visit the hall can fail to be delighted. DissoLtyine Views.—Two hundred fine ‘views representing Seriptural, historical and imisccllaneeus characters, may be seen to-night at the Soldiers’ Free Library Building, Judict- ary Square. The exhibition is for the benefit of the soldiers’ library. Batis.—At Temperance Hall, complimen- tury to Mr. W. J. Kreis, by the Baltimore (:uadrilie Association. At Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, by the United Association. aes A Nie Littie Specvuration Niprep.— ‘William H. Joliffe, who is daw yer, ng trom New Jersey, was arrested a day or two ago by Col. Baker's detectives, charged with swinding the families of deceased soldiers, in this wise: He had a lot of blanks rinted similar to those used by the surgeons of hospitals in which to record the names and addresses of such soldiers as might die or be discharged, and by feeing certain of the hospital clerks he obtained early information of the deaths of soldiers. As soon a3 a soldier was reported as dead on these blank records, Jolitfe ‘would sit down and write to his father, mother, brother, sister, or wife, announcing, in sympa- thetic terms, the sad fact, and proposing, fur a consideration, to forward the remains to his family, for interment in the family burying ground. The rly always brought Sums of money in answer; but Joliite v often forgot to forward the body, and sometim sent the wrong one. Medical Director’s office, and who is charged with giving Joliffe letters of recommendation to hospital surgeons. D. T. Thacker, company G, th New York volunteers: E. K. W. company K, 17th New York volunteers: E. B. Coates, G. C. French, and W. J. Moran, all hospital clerks, were also arrested, charged ‘with being confederates of Joliffe’s in this Swindle. Colonel Baker has in his possession between three and four thousand names of deceased und discharged soldiers, which were taken | from Jolifte; but it is impossible to ascertain at present how many families haye been im- posed upon by this shy: > CouRT MARTIAL.—Second, Lusk, chief of the Paymaster’s division of the Second Auditor's office was examined. Mr L. b: ght before the cvart the muster and pay-rolls of the field, staif, and band, and officers, and also for ihe different companies of the Thirty-ninth New York volunteers, the regiment of which Colonel a’'Utassy is colonel. The accused sdmitted the genuineness of his signature to the muuster-roils, from which tne pay-rolls were mide out. Mr. Lusk testified in detail in relation to all the names alleged in the charges and specifica- tions to have been unlawfully and fraudulently placed by the accused on the different nd puy-rolls at the same time, thus defraudi thé Government of extra pay so drawn. The destimeny of this witness, verified by the pay- Jolis, sbowed-that the names did appear as stHleged in the specifications in the cases of all the soldiers named saye one. The pay-rolls of course Were not made out by the accused, but the muster rolls were introduced in order to prove that the accused, by signing them, must + known that these men were receiving y for the months of September and October, 1, in(wo eapacities, when they were rot eatitled to pay but for one position. pee R See See PoLicE REPORTS.—Second Precinct.—Jas. Johnson, firing pistol in street; fined 25.70. Third Precinct.—Jas. Beatly, failing to take se; £4.25. Mrs. Hunter, disorderly; 1.44. Mich’l Corcoran, do.; workhouse. Thos. Downs, do.; do. Fourth Precinct.—George Peacock, selling liquor, no license; dismissed. Henry Tollie, driving on pavement; $2.50. P. G. Carrico, Grunk and disorderly; not disposed of. Sirth Precinct-—Chas. Prescott, drunk and disorderly; military. Jas. Alexander, do.; do. Geo. McGill, ault and battery; dismissed: Yor carrying weapons, do. D. W. Merrill, dis- orderiy; military. Tenth Precinct.—Marcas Hargrove, fighting; wilitary. Jno. Hill, drunk; fined $1. Walter Bartlett, drunk and disorderly; tined $1. Jo- sephine Naylor, do.; @1. Andrew Dugan, drunk; $1. Hester Neal, disorderly: fined Mary Johnson, do. fined $2. Denis McCarthy, drunk and disorderly; fined #1. Wm. Thomp- 6on, drunk; tined = —_—»——- Miss CLINTON, OF BurraLo.—On Tuesday t, Ardillia Clinton, a girl of sixteen, was 1 to the Fourth Ward station for disorder- ty conduct in the street. When brought out dor trial, she put on an air of chaste, shrinking > and the young fellers” who were at ion, couldn't get alook at her modest charge was mentioned, when ph and told the Squire that she ‘wasn't “disorderly nary time; she had been drinking a little, but never disturbed any one. She said she belonged toa New York regiment, und ceme from Buitalo; and if he would per- mut her, she would start immediately and join the regiment in camp. Justice Ferguson or- dered her to be locked up six hours. At the expiration of her time she refused to leave, and staid in the station till dark: on the prin- » We suppose, that Buffalo gals (in the ts of the song) won’t on any consider- @uon, come out till night. a gee SECOND WARD Station Casxs Stockton, drunk and disorderly; fi Tue DUr. Day.—Ye - Edmonds, ¢o.; dismissed. Michael 0 Bryan, i Assault and battery; do: also, drunk and dis- order fined $1.91. W.H. Williams, larceny: John Sweet, aliasAVhite, do.; jail. John Bogie, drun. ned $1.55. John Lewis, do.: dismissed. <yeo. Hurburt, do; do. Geo. Light, do: do. Lewis Landrick, sleeping in the street; do. Charles B. Powers, do.; do. John Parker and Henry Washington, disorderly; fined 81.58each. Richard Woods, larceny; dismissed. Charlotte ‘Weeds and Louisa Washington, receiving sto- den goods; do. Mary Rodgers and Mary Harris, i} &: fined R2each. Stephen Decker, disor- : fined 1.91. Henry Jones, drunk and disorderly; do. John McHugh, drunk; do. Sl. Alex. Andrews, do.; dismissed. ages Got in TrousLe.—On Tuesday, patrolman Donn arrested a colored boy named Jas. Con- melly, for stealing a large number of tickets from the office of the Washington Varieties. Yeeterday he was taken for trial before Justice Ferguson, and was ordered to be locked up five bours. He says that a man gave them to him, aud told him to sell them. He started outto | peddle, and asked twenty-five cents each; but diuding that too high for the demand, he came own to ten cents. He gave several tickets to bes tx vorite companions, but others who he re- fused to supply, mtormed officer Donn, and fiad him arrested. Connelly is @ very shrewd i Justice guson knows his antece- that Connelly always prepares ore him with strict reference to al, ever pleading an unsullied — AURIVED AND IN Jatn.—This morning pa- arrived fro New York, having in ughton, Who is suspect- y of Lieut. Lewis Graham. 1 be remembered, committed suicide > Pennsyl- w ing,and McNaugh. t the time, sudden- followed to New s there arrested, and gave a false When Simon@s arrived at the police iu New York he instanuly identified suabton as the man he wante: elivered to patrolmar onds. This iminediately upon his arrival, Me seut to jail for hearing by Jus. Ove Fergueon, oo A Visir to THE PrestDENT.—Mayor Wal- fog anc & committee of the Board of Public Sot Trustees yesterd visited the Presi- ked his consideration of the ap- of two pupils of the public schools cttothe West Point and Naval y visitors were received with y, And the discussion of ol ®, WhO promised to give the 3 eution. tot Congress two cadets : r+ allotte Tet, ane the purpose of the delegation (hat the allotment should pe made channel to the two most merite- tuts pupils in the public sqhools. As a | | knowledge that she advanced money toas | will be unay, 1. McNaugh- | tit had the approval | or } and granite | forstocks, coin and uncurrent money, furnished | St. Aloysiu { hearing. | tive McDevitt arrested two little fellows nam: | until finally disposed of. | to continue it during Friday and Saturday K, | charged soldier of the 72d regiment P. V ¢ <r | who wish to be cured by his re treli.an Geo. W. Simonds, of the Fifth Ward | A Wartcn Casg.—Yesterday, patrolman Jobneon, of the Third Ward, arrested William. Swiegert for stealing a ladies’ gold watch and chain. The case came up for trial before Jus- tice Thompsen, when it appeared that the Watch was in possession of Ida Hays, who also was arrested. She stated that the watch was given her by asoldier of a New Jersey regi- ment, who, being on furlough, paid her a visit last Sunday. She advanced the soldier five dolisrs on the watch, and employed Swiegert to sellit for her, which he did, Mr. Wm. Wil- liams being the purchaser. The officer stated that Ida at first denied any knowledge of the | transaction, but aiterwards told the officer that the soldier had told her he took it from Mr. Beggardt’s pocket. The Justice informed Miss Ida that it was not much inher favor to a dier on a witch he admitted to be stolen. consequently held to bail for court. Swie- was dismissed. Miss Ida confirms his statement that he was only her agent in the sale of the watch, which he did not know to haye been stolen. Pa melee < ANNUAL CoNFE — AvyRican M. E. Cuurcu, April 15 nference met at the usual hour, at the Zion Church, Dstreetsouth. After religious services, the questions of the Giscipline were resumed. It was announced that a smail society of twenty-seven persons, meeting in Alexandria, had been received the | past year. A large increase of the member- ship of the churches throughont the District | Was reported, and letters were read which creditable to the pastors of the Rey. J. P. Thompson, of Wi troduced to the Conference, d the privilege of the floor. At the missionary meeting on Tuesday after- noon, the sum of fifteen dollars was collected fer the cause, and addresses were delivered by Rey. Giles, of New England Conference: Horner, of this Conference, and Gray, of New York Conference. Adjourned. ———e METBOPOLITAN Potcy.—The superintend- ent of the Mctropolitan police, Wm. B. Webb, who has been North in company with an perienced architect, tor the purpose of exam ining the station-houses and appurtenances of the police establishments of New Yerk, has just returned, after gathering such information as may be of use in carrying out the contem- plated improvements of that sort by the corpo- ration of Washington. This is in accordance with an act of the councils appropriating $32,500 for five of such structures for the ac- commodation of the Metropolitan police. In establishing the Metropolitan police, and pro- | viding for its pay by the Government, Con- | gress required that the corporation should | furnish suitable accommodations for the busi- ; ness of the force. a NS WASHINGTON MonzEY MARERT.—Quotations | by Lewis Johnson & Co., Bankers: Buying. Selling. U.S. Coupon Bonds, 1931 .. 1043, 105 Do., 1551, 5.208... U.S. 7.50 Notes 1059 Quart?*rmasters’ Checks. New Certificates... Washington (Jorporation stock, par. U.S. Demand Notes, 1 American Gold., American Silver. New Yors Rates. 1581, 105; 7.30’s, 1047,; Demands, Coupon 67s, 1524,; Gold, Imposinc RVICES in honor of the three J artyrs of Japan, crucified at | Nangasaki in the year 1597, are to commence in urch this evening, and continue three » as in the other Roman holic Churches generally in charge of the Jesuits in different parts of the world. There will be | processions and apprépriate discourses, with | High Mass on Friday, Saturday and Sunday in addition to the earlier morning and Late evening service The Catholic clergy gener- ally and the Fathers of Georgetown Colles will assist in the exercises, Se RosBine a ConsTABLE.—On Saturday eye- ning, as Mr. Peter Freeman was engaged in collecting rents in Goat alley, (near M and Seventh strects,) a man named John Clifford carelessly leaned against him, ane when he leit Mr. Freeman discovered that his pockets had been robbed of about $25 and a large num- ber of executions, judgments, &c. On discover- ing the loss, Mr. Freeman parsued Clifford and arrested him on N street, near 7th, and he was taken before Justice Thompson, who held him to bail tor a turther hearing. Yesterday he was fully committed for court. ee Focvrtu Warp Station Casxs.—Jeremiah Sullivan, suspicion of stealing $20) from Tho: Ragan; dismissed. John Kelley, drunk and disorderly; fined 32.94, and sent to Navy Yard. Thos. Sullivan, do.: dismi: Edw. Bennett, drunk and fighting an officer; fined $2.44. Pai- rick Kilday, larceny of a revolver; held fora -James Murphy, selling liquor to soldiers; turned to the military. Peter Corney, | do,, do.; also for assault, do. August Sembling, drunk; military. Jas. Walch, drunk; dis: missed. Victor Ruben, assault and battery; | security for peace. Founp Drownep.—The body of a man par- Ually dressed in soldier’s.slothes was picked up yesterday in the Potomac, off Glymont Landing. The body had evidently been in the water for some time, and was much decom- posed. A number of papers were found upon his person, but the action of the water upon the ink had rendered them unintelligible. The body was buried at the landing. pleas ees HiGH WINnDs from the northeast raged to such &n extent on the Potomac yesterday, that the Aquia Creek boat due here at nalt-past six o'clock, did not reach her wharf until two hours later. Passeng say they never saw | the river ina rougher condition, and the trip was rendered very unpleasant by the crowded | condition of the boat. Was arrested by patrolman Keating, for stealing | a pair of shad trom James McGarvey. C! lotte Woods and Louisa Washington were < arrested for receiving the stolen shad. The women were preparing the shad when arrested. This morning no one appeared to pros and Justice Clayton dismissed the cases. sat PicKInG THEM UP.—The other night Detec- Geerge William: and James Warwick, on about 11, the other about 16 years of age, both hailing from Philadelphia. “ The little fellows are entered upon the police blotter as “til thieves,” and are now held for safe keeping CONTINUANCE OF St. PRTER’S Cuurcn Fain. The lady managers of this fair haye concluded | | evenings of this week, closing positively on the | last-named night. We would refer those who i are kindly disposed to the undertaking to the j advertisement elsewhere. ag Deruty Provost MarsH#aL War Derart- MENT.—Capt. J. Brown, of the 25th Ohio regi- ment, for along time Assistant Provost Mar- shal of Sigel’s corps, has been appointed Dep- uty Provost Marshal of the War Department, under Col. L. C. Baker, and has entered upon his duties. Pay or NURSES iN HosriTaLs Repucep.— Surgeon General Hammond has reduced the pay of contract nurses in hospitals to thirteen dollars per month and rations and clothing. Three dollars per month is allowed for clothing. Sa Sovpier Roruep.—James McCarty, a dis- | was last night relieved of his watch and thirteen dollars, while reclining against a tree-box near Latayette Square. He was intoxicated. ee Resi¢nep.—B. F. Haund, Esa., the disburs- ing clerk of the Sixth Anditor’s office, has re- signed his position. Noticy.—Persons wi to consult Dr. Vou Meaghainker on Deafness or any jady of the Bye and Ear, and avail themselves of his professional services, stoulddo #o without delay. a» his slay here is drawing toaclose. Office 227 Peunsylva- ola avenue. it* ———— Dr. S$. M. Laxprs informs his patinats ent others | i ‘otmed Water cur Electric and Uygienic treatment, to call to-day and te morrow, April Ith and 17th, between ya. m. and $ p m., at his Office, Pennsylvania avenu between 1th and 12th sis., south side. He is com- led to visit again his 4 at 218 North Ninth stree day night and will not He will be in his Office. ynext Monday morning by9o'ciock. Now is your time to embrace theop portunity of beiag cured from any disease withoat medicine, it” ce biished institution Soi pixr. sure, With isease and expo- uddy water and bad diet Bounp Feet are indispe: Ofcarriage. It isi osble to haslth and grace possible to take that natural e@ to health if afflicted with Towing ia the flesb, or other ers to which stare linble, and to xil we would reeemmend an early calt at Dr. ‘soffice,No 424 Penn. avenue, between 4% 6th ets, apy —— A Fact Worts Ksowixa—That India rubber goods of every description can ba repaired in the bestest manner and at the shortest notice at H. A. Balt’s Rubber Warehouse, 300 Pa. avenue, be- tween Sth and ith sta mar 3)-eo1it Dx. Dorenr's Suger-coated Female Reguiati Da. Doperr’s Sugar. ‘emale Regulatin, Pitis are the very best tn use. They Operate spee ditt exercise so conduc corns, bunions. nai disord GaorGRtows, D. C., April 11,1 | dispatch. | hasu | containing § rooms, a8 | street. between L and M streets, | neatly furnished; and eff ely, and being surar-coated create no nav- Bea is the most 4 te etomech. A trial of | these Pitis will prove their superiortty over allothers, | Price $10 box Sold hy 8. 0. ord, corner Lith street and Pa. avenas, Washiugton, and Renr Gook, Alexandria 7 Jas-ty MARRIED, On the 6th inst.. by the Rev. Dr. Finckel, Mr: AUGUSTUS KAISER to Miss MARY 8. HAGBR+ beth of tnis city. i Qu,the ith instant, by the Rev. J.N. Coombs HENKY C.WATSON toMiss JENNIE MELHOKN, both of this city. e At St.Mary's Church, near Bryantown, Md.,on by Rev. John T’ Ga‘ Tuesday. Ap-il 1sth ohn ae THOMAS 3, MAGUIRE, of New York, to MAGGIE PAULINE KENNEDY, daughter of Daniel Major, Faq. No carus. = DIED, In this city, on the 15th inst., Major WILLIAM 8, COLQUHOUN, in the 724 year of his age, a na- tive of Dumfri . but for the last twenty years s resident of Washingtoo. Fis funeyal will take place on Friduy, the 17th, ae P os from his late residence. near Blagden’s art, S On Wednesday night. MARGARET, daughter of John anc Margaret Magervey aged 12 months, Her funeral wili take place at p.m. to-morrow, (Friday,) corner of 27th and K st: * @n the evening of the 15th inst.,at 3 20 o’clock, Mrs. NE CASSELL, wife of the late Joba A. Cassell, in the 56th year of herage. None knew her but to leve her. May she reetin peace, Her funeral will take place from her late resi- dence,No 308 Virginia avenue, between 6th and ith streets,on Friday morning, !7th instant, at 10 ov’elock. and proesed to St. Dominick’s Church. The friends aud acquaintances of the family are tespoctfally invited to attend without further no- ice. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, NEW MARKET HOUSE. Piang and estimates of the cost of a Market Heuse to be erected in this Town, on the site of the present one, will be received by the subscriber until noon on the Izth day of May, 1853. It is desired that the structure should be credi- table in its appearance, and have all auch arrange- ments and fixtures as are of appreved modern in- vention, with proper resard to the demands of light, ventilation, cleanliness, and general con- venience. 5 The plana may be separate and varied by each person 80 aa to embrace one or more propowals: For a House of one story, of the length and width of the present one For a H: use of two stories to extend from Bridge street to the Canal, with an area of eight fect in width between its southern termipation and the Canal, to be pretected by a suitable iron railing. Each proposal must suggest a plan, and the amount of the additional cost, of a basement of suitable depth. and the full length of the building, should the Councils conclude to have such addition. . The raterials and workmanship must be of a quality and aty}e to be approved of by such agent asmay be a inted by the Ceuncils to inspect the same whilefn ceurse of construction. The plans hereiu indicated are intended to be more sugzestive than fixed, and any other which may be presented will be duly considered. and it deemed preferable may be accepted by the Councils, Any further information hick mey be desired will be given on application to the subscriber. . HENRY ADDISON, Mayor, t 3.9 ap 16 eotd May 3 OFFICE, 75 SECURS THIS BA’ N! BBLS. CIDER will be sold very cheap, to x igni it, by crose consignments °Y JNO. W. LUMBDON, Forwarding and Gen'l Commission Merch’t, ap2 91 and 103 Water st., Georgetown. NO. W. LUMSBON ’ J IN. | E ORWARDING AND GENERAL COMMISSION CHANT 91 ann 103 Water Braser, Georgetown. D. €., Attends to the sale of Produce, Flour, Grain, and | Merchandise generally ; Procures Freight, Char- | ters Vessels, cc. Business transacte {1 always with promptness and mar 4-tf FOR 4b, 60 BARRELS TAR 30 BARRKLS ROSIN, Apply to nosir” ‘J. L. KIDWELL, Georgetown. D. 0. FOR SALE AND RENT. LEASANT FURNISHED ROOM8 FOR TILE summer for rent, having large yar attached, at 455 13th street, between G aacg H. Afront room calculated for one or two gentlemen. ap 1f-2t" ro SALK—A desirable FRAME DWELLING, containing 1{ rocms, situated on F street north. between 12th and 13th streets west. Apply to EF, CARUSI, Law Office No. 3“ Louisiana avenue. apli-2w* poe RENT—Two large ROOMS, 30 by 25 fext, with side entrance, over the stor eof 8. H. Ba- con, Grocer, 393 Pa. avenue, between 4’: and sth streets, suitable for a manufacturer ora wholesale store. Apply to 8. M. BACON. ap l6-tf FIRST-CLASS HOUSE FOR RENT CON- taining 11 rooms and cellar, and with all the modern improvements. References exchanged. Applyiat Ne: Ol Pa. avenue, near 22d street. ap 16-xt* ry.WO BRICK BUILDINGS FOR SALE—On weat side of 9th street, above L, each two-story and basement; one ll the other 7 rooms. For particu- larsand terms inquire of J, F. HALIDAY, Keal Ee Broker, corner of Pa. nue and 10th at., over the bank, ap 16-lw* FOR SALE_Four BRICK HOUBES—two on Il street, 025 and 437; possession Ist June and July. Twoon Maine avenue and 6th street; pos- session ist May ‘These four houses are nearly now and well built, and will be rold at $7,000, $5.0), 3,800 and $3,209. if early application’ be made to “MILBURN, 524 I steset north, between sth and 7th, or at U.S. Jall. ap i6-1m* VALUABLE FARM HOR SALE —Tho under- signed will sell that valuable piece of land sit uated upon the new road leading to the Little Falls Bridge, being one mile from Georgetown, belong- ing to the heirs of D, P. Shoemaker, and contain- ing 17'2 acres. is beautifully situated upon high ground, bavinga splendid view of Washington, the Potomec river and the surrounding country, & yn it a fine two-story frame dwelling house ‘arret and cellar, stabling, barns, sheds, a 8 ter house, spring house, pump house, &c. a choice variety of apple, peach, pear, plum. apricotand cheney trees, grapes. &c.,and isin a hign state of cultivation, Will be sold in four lots or the whole. For particu ars inquire of EDWARD J, SHOEMAKER, No. 35 lst ‘reet, Georgetown, D.C. ap l5-e0i1t™ OR RENT—Two neatly FURNISHED ROOMS, in a private family, communicating, with gi ‘b street, between G and H, No. 402. aR, | prox KENT—FURNISHED PARLOR and BED BOOM, toagentleman and wife. at $46 1th References re ap 15-3t" FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR AND ONE or two rooms be rented reasonably, tn- «ether or tingly.at No. 326 Sth street, between L und M st. nerth. The family is small and private, and the location and rooms pleasant. ap 15-3t™ (URNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—On Capitol Hill, co. venient tothe Capitol and city rail read, The house contains 7 rooms thoroughly and arden attached; possession givepimmediately. Inquire of TaOs. 8C sIVEN- ER,Jr., Attorney at Law, corner 7th street aad Louisiana avenue. ap 15-3t* Foe RENT—A fine large FURNISHED HOUSE, with allthe modern conveniences, bath, gas, water, &c.; choice neighborhood , two squares from the avenue; keslthy locatien; the furniture is best quality; will be rented to a first-class tenant only. For particulars apply to ‘M.S. U.,” Box 2 Star Of- fiee. ap 15-3t™ poe RENT.—A FARM of 50 acres of excellent land. 2}, from the City,on the old Bladens- burg Road. with dwelling of 6 rooms, exclusive of kitchen and ‘servants’ rooms, Peach and Apple erchards, strawberries,&c. Tae hay that may be secured this season, ought to pay near half the rent. It would suit a gentlemen in Government employment. Immediate possession may be had. For terms and other information apply to Dr. macke: fl 568 C street, after 4 o’clock P.M. quired, FS SALE—A BRIOK DWELLING, with back buili betwee! din, on 12th street, No. 470 F and G. Apply to JONA. KIRK WOOD, 476 12th atreet, ap I4 eost* Fo RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE, pleasantiy located, r the Capitol, comtaining 7 or 8 rooms, Terms reventy dollars ($70) per month. Inquire at N 25 north B street. ap 14-3t* URNISHED ROOMS FGR RENT—Two fine and large communicating rooms on the second story for rent with or withouc board, on 8th street, between G and H, No, 415, cpposite the Patent Of- fice. Bp 14-3t* if GOMS FOR RENT .— With or without board, in - alarge, well furnished and pieasantly located house, with aji the modern improvements, situated near the east Capitol park on Capitol Hili, west Bide Of Ist st., east, between A and B sts. ap i-lw* OUSE FOR SALE—No. 326 G street, between 12th and 13th streets, containing ten rooms, ii with stable ard carriage house; water, gas and hot air sre properly distributed throughout; the house is complete inevery respect, For terms apply on the premises ap li 2w Ee RENT—Thres UNFURNISHED ROOM vrior finish, with gas avd furnace, to . G Missouri avenue. corcer of 6th street, within five minutes’ walk of National Hotel. Two lower rooms, communicatin sleeping room. GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.—Be- tween seven aud eight acres of Land, on the Plank Road, 4 miles north of Wasuington, can be bougkt low for casu. It would make a fine mar- ket garden, Tngnixe at No 473 Sixth street; or eta. C. P. SHOBMAKER, above Second Toll Gate, Plank Road. apts Im* FPOk SALE—A FRAME HOUSE, with 6 rooms, on 6th street, between F and G, Island, io: qwre at JOUN HANDS’ office, No. 500 7ta street, opposite Odd Follows’ Hail, ap lb-2w* A DESIRABLE LOCATION POR A MARKET GAKDEN .—Square 3°2. between W and Bound ary streets and l1ta and 32th streets, Washington at may be rented for a yearon wary reasonable terms, Make application to Box 109 Washingt.» Post Ofiiee. ap lw” BALLS, PARTIES, &c. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES, IRST GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL to Mr. WM. J. KREIS, by the BALTI MORE QUADRILLE ‘ASSOCIATION t Temperance Hall, on THURSDAY EY. NING, April 16th Committes of osfcte les E. Crutchet, G. Humphreys, - Lyneh, W. Bureb, T. Harkness, James Brennen, S. Trueman. No tickets sold at the door. ap 14-3t* {| Baltimore Sun, It] &2 IN CASE IT SHOULD RAIN, THE HAOK List will be at the ha 1 at70'clock, free of charge, to convey the ladies to the Ball. it TE SECOND GRAND BALL «r tue UNITED ASSOCIATION will be given at Odd Fel- lows’ Hall, Navy Yard, FHURSDAY, April 16th, 1863. ComMitTER. Wm.N. Baldwin, Jos Gordon, Jas. H Cannon Jas. F Gordon * 8, King, Wm. Cross, J.B. Waltemeyer, W Covington. Chas Bdelin, Prof, Schroder’s unequaled cotillion band is en- gaged for the occasion. ap 3.4,13,14,15,16* WANTS. V ANTED—A white GIRL to cook, wash and iron Apply at 275 B street, between 2d ar@ 2d sta.. back of express office. ap 16-3t" ANTED—At Rainey’s Hotel, D street. near 7th street, two German or Irish GIRLS, one to cook and one for chamber work. App'y imme- diately, ut"} R, RAINEY. W ANTED—A young, brisk, gentle WOBK OX, or one that can be easily brokea to the yoke, Apply at 499 7th etreet, or write to Lock-box 46 Washington Post Office. ap 16-3t* BESPECTABLE AND ENERGETIC YOUNG lay wishes a Situation as resfastress; would prefer a place where she could have some light ex- orcine ae pply at 114 Iligh street, Georgetown. ap 16-2t* WANTED TO RENT CHEAP—By a permanent tenant,an UN#URNIBHED ROOM, located between E street and New York avenue and 9th and 3th streets; best references given. Address Box 24 Star Office, stating terms. ap i6-3t™ ANTED—A HOUSE containing from four to | April 15th, at 5: By J. C. Mc@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers, "Pacers S3ALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Prorerty —On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON o'clock on the premises, by virtue offour deeds of trust, recorded respectively in LibersJ.A.8., No 192, folio 244, et seq; No. 13%, folio 195, et seq; No. 151, folio 195, etreq: and No. 157, folio $25 et req; being of the land records of Washington County, District of Columbia, ad by virtwe of two decrees,of the Circuit Court of the District of Cotumbia. passed in chancery uses, | numbered respectively 1794 and 1796, substituting me as trustee, in the place and stead of Charlea 8. Wallach, surviving trustee, I shall seil Lote num- bered thirty-three (33) and thirty-four (34) in square numbered five hundred and fifty-seven( 557) fronting together 136 feet 74; inches en First street west, between north Land M streets, together with the in provements, consisting of a large brick dwelling ouse Termsof sale: One thirdin cash, the remainder | in six and twelve montks, with interest secured by | a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing at the expense of purchaser, Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with in five days thereafter the | trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and le nse of defaulting purchaser on one weeks no- nthe Evening Star. WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee. mar 12-Stawds J.C.Mc@UIRE & Co., Aucts, B2- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON account of the rain, until TUESDAY EVENING, April 2Ist, same hour and ce WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee, ap 16 eots J.C, MeGUIRB & CO., Ancts By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON D STREET, BETWEEN SiXTH 4ND SEVENTH STS., at Auction.—On WEDNESDAY, the 22d inst.. we shail sell, in front of the premises, at 5 o'clock P. M, that handsome Three story Brick Building known as the * Bock Bindery.’ No, 408 on north D, between 6th and 7th streets west, and the loton which it stands. The lot has a front of 20 feet. run- ning back toa 30 feet alley, 157 feet 1%, inches, ‘The Hoave, fronting on D street, is 20 by 6) feet, three stories. ‘ Also,a Two story Brick House fronting on the alley, with other improvements. This property presents many inducements to persons wishing to make a goo! invertment, ag its location is well adapted for business, a private residence, and large enough to erect a good sized hotel, _ Terms: One balf cash; balance in six, twelve, and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest t six rcoms. on or before tha Ist dayof May | fromduy of sale, next. Hout will be vei im advance. Aceon med tren anda deed of trust taken, t it; Hi itati 5 ‘itle indispu’ Tulusmcessr en Oe eRe Panag GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts._ TANTED TO PURCHASE—The GOOD WILL | []NITED STATES MARSIAI’3 SALE OF WARTEIXTURUS ofa vertaarantin Wasnene, | UJ SLOOP “NO NAME.” ten. Anyone having same to sell will hearcfa urchater by dropping a letter in B-x No. 20 Star ‘ating locationand where an interview can ap 16-3w> W ANTED.—A good practical Farming and Gar- den Hand, to cultivate a small place near Bladensburg. can find employment by applying at . B.at Bllavitle. No. 411 Pa. avenue, or Mr. QUINN’! USINESS ROOM IMMEDIATELY. Wanted to rent in a respectable location, a good Business Stand; one on Pi vYenve or 7th treet preferred. For particulars address, for 3 J, W, PUTNAM, H street, between 43, HOUSE WANTED—Farrished or unfurnished inacestral part of the city; the best of refer- rescan be given; the rent must be moderate. Please address, with full particulars,‘ N. H.,” Box 550 Post Ofica, ap 15 3t* WASTED IMMEDIATELY—A MAN (German preferred) to take charge of a farm 13 mils from this city,on the Baltimore and Wasbington Railroad Said tarm is woll adapted to market gar- dening. and will be rented or let on shares, In- quire of GEORGE BEITZ, Baker, corner af New York avenue ard lth street _ a 16-3t* FARM HANDS WANTED—‘Two faithful stoady Farm Hands accusto ned to plowing and the eare of horses, can secure a comfortable parmanent home and good wages, by applying, with recom- mendations. to J. P, BARTHOLOW, Agricultural and Seed Warehoure, 7th street, south of avenue 00D BARBERS WANTE J 212 Pa. avenue, above Wi ap 15-3t" W3ant ED—An ex-erienced colored COOK and | CHAMBERMALD, at 256 north F street, be- | tween 12th and 13th. ap 15-30" V ? ANTED—A white COOK to do general house- 0 work in asmall family. Apply at the Star ce apis ANTED—A SERVANT MAN, either white or colored. to ge to an officer in the field, 5 19th street, between I and K. Ww WASTE D—Two GIRLS, one as chambermaid ‘and one for the kitchen, Apply at. corner of }0th etreet and Penn. avenue, Hoboken Hotel. ap 15-3t* ANTED—Ten CARPENTERS. Inquire of E, BRICKERD, Jackson Hali Alley, rear of Globe Printing Office, between 3d and 4}; streets, Washington. 15-20" W ANTED-%& small HOUSE by @ responsible gentleman; location not particular—Wasb- ington or Georgetown. Landlords having such to rentcan secures good tenant by addressing the ‘Keystone Market,'No.17% Pa ay. ap 15 2t” V ANTED—A COACHMAN who thoreughly un- deratands his business and can bring recom- mendations from his last employer; liberal wages given. Apply by letter or in parson at the tele- graph office, Penn. avenue, between 4*; and 6th streets. Saturday next, betwee! dll, apls-3t* HaT’S WANTED NOW?—Blue Woolen Rags | and Woolen Carpet, Socks and any other Woolen or Cotton Rai We want Old Book Newrpapera, Decuments, Old Coins, Autograp’ and Cnrioa Government Books for ralecheap, Paver Bags Wrapping Paner seld. Address all orders for the wagon to MASON’S Rag Warchousre, 375 D street, near 7th. ap 15 lw* W ANTED—A good NURSK (white preferred) for aninfant. Apply, between ll and 120’clock, at 499 Seventh st. ap 14-3t™ ANTED—A OLERE ina drug store: one hay- ing some knowledge of the business preferred: reference required. Apply at northwest corner of | oth and L streets, te Dr. TYSON. ap 14 3t* ANTED—A CHAMBER, with Parlor adjoin- ing, for a married lady without children; lo- cation between 10th and l4th atreets, near the ay- enue, Address‘C.T. B,,” Post Office. ap 14-St* NY ONE WISHING THE SERVICES OF A competent Business Man may find it to their advantage to address “ Business,” at Star Office, ap 1s st* \ ANTED—The subscriber wishes to employ a good MAN te work ona farm. One with only awife or very smali fasily preferred. |AM’L A. H. MARKS, ap 14-3t* 298 south G st., Navy Yard. ANTED—A small HOUSE in a convenient part of the city, between this and the Istof May; would buy a portion of the furniture; city refer: ences given and rent paid in advrnce,’ Addrest P, O. Box 407. ap 14-3t* A GENTLEMAN FROM PHILADELPHIA wishes to obtain a Room and Boarding, or breakfast merely, ina reapectable family; one Fe im tbatcity preferred, Address "'S. B.,”’ Star Office, stating real tame, location and price; no other communication will be attended to. ap 14-8t* WASTED—A number of GIRLS who are. ae- quainted with gold embroidery, makin, shoulder straps, wreaths, &c., &c., to whom goo pay aud steady employ willbegiven Also, white tl ty do the general work of a small fa ily; good wages toa faithful girl. Apply at 393 9th street, near I. ap li 3t* V J ANTED—A HOUBE in a convenient part of the city between this and the Ist of May; pay- able in advance; the best of city referenees given, Address, through the Post Office, *F. C, 0.” p 13-1w™ WANTED IN GEORGETOWN— BOARD and Lodging with a private family fer two per- fens, two infants aus nurse, or rooms without board, ora small furnished house. address H, L. ROGERS, 479 9th st, V ANTED—A good OYSTER SHUCKER. In- quire at the Buropean Hotel. None but one who understands his business need apply. ap8 ANTED—By a rexpectable weman,a SITU A- TION as cook, washer or ironer; good refer- ences givenit required. Calloraddressat 242 2th street, corner of M, for 2 days. aps W ANTED~— The entire public to see the splendid new stock of Jewelry and Silver plated Ware just opened at the Boilar Store, 438 Pa. avenue, near 4%. st. No trouble to show goods whether you buy or not ap8 Im* Wann SECON] NITURE Apply to or ap 10 lw : -HAND FURNITURE Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, Bedding and Housefurnishing Goods of every description, RB. BUCHLY, 227th st, mar #-tf é geBONEIEL Ga ast Bide WASTED 10 RENT—A HOUSE; will buy the furniture if desired, Address 8. W NIKLLE, Box 22 Star Office. _ mh 26 im* FFURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.—Wanted to rent, for from one to three years a Furnished Dwelling for a private family. Location in the irst or Second Ward preferred. Address Lock Box 65. Washington, DO. ee 4-1 OTICK On¢ In Want of Hmployment of any kind won! better cail on the new Intelligence f x hh st., where the best of pay will be given to first-class Servants. I have always spplications en haad for good Cooks, Lauadressos, Chambermuids, Waiters and Seamstresses; also for Young Men to wait on tavles, in private families or hotels. Farm Hands wanted. Employers in want af goot help will find it to their advantage to call, .B.—Houses wanted. The best of tenanta can be obtained without charge by a: plying s4 above, no 4tf WH. MILLER. NEY SPRING STYLES - ies, OPENED TO-DAY, Ladies’ Black Silk Sacques, Ruilied und Plain Mantle New styles Spring &ha wi Large assortment of Mourning Shawls, Which will be sold cheap for cas! LL 7th street, ap li-st \ BOARDING. FRROOME AND BOARD Can be had at the comer | of Ith and H sts ap le-st* A COMFORTABLE HOME FOR- TWO GEN- emen or for a gentiemun and wife can be had at S61 ¥ street, near 9th. ap 16-31" above Pa, avenue y GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, E have now in store a fuli stock of GENTLR- MEN'S RPRING OVERCOATS. BUSINESS8UITS, DRESS SUITS, and FURNISHING GOODS of the latest styles, manufactured with the same degree of neatness, etyle, and elecance. as if made to order, WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 322 Ponnaylvania Avenue. between ap 10-tfif Nisthand Tenth streets, WO YOUNG MEN May find good accommoda tion and Board on moderate terms, near the Heights of Georgetown. Refer for further in el- ligence to No. 121 Bridge street. Befsrences ex- oharsed, ap 15 tf LAkSs STOCK OF STAPLE DOMESTIC DRY GOODS now in st ‘lot the best class and at the lowes: market epi! 6t Ap- | and Paper | | of New Hampshire avenue and L street. | located, and any In virtue of a Decree, No. 1, issuei from the Clerk’s Office of the District Court of the United States in and for the District of Columbia,I will sell at the foot of Sixth-street wharf, on the Potomac river, on Wednesday, the 22d day of Apri o’clock p.m., for cash, a SLOOP with “no name,”? taken and soid ag a prize to the United States. WARD I. LAMON, US. Marshal D.C, ap 16 td BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts. U NITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE. {n virtue of two Decress, Nos,73 and 74, issued from the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the /pited States, in and for the District of Columbia, I will sel! for cash, at rhe rotunda of the City Hall insaid Districton Wednesday, the $24 day of Apri 183, commencing at 11 o'clock, a. ta.. 27 cases of Muk Drink, part of the cargo of the schooner ©. Warrell, Also, at the sama time, 2s cans of Milk Drink, gart of the cargo of the schooner Kate. WABD H.LAMON U.¥. Marshal D.C, 16-4 BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts. Corner G and Tirenty second streets, Washing- ton, D. 1363.— Wall be sold at public URSDAY, 234 April. instant, at the ashington dbservatory, a large lot of condemned HORSES and MULES, as unfit for pubiic service. Sale to commence at 19 o'clock a m. Terms cash in Government funds, PKINS, a (vigned) CH. & york TRING. ap 16 7t J. eG Rex CO., Auct By GREEN & WILLIAMB,, Auctionee: h Vea VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PENNSYL- VANIA AVENUE, BETWE TiiRD ann Foor- cHALE STREETS WR. AT Averion.—On MONDAY, the 2th instant, we shall sell in front of the premises, at 5o’clock P. M., the following very valuable Lot and improvements 26, 1n reservation on square A, frenting Pennsylvania avenue, on the south side, about the middle of the square, between Third and Four- and-a half etreets, running back 127 feet 5 inc toan alley 24 feet::inches wide, with th: menta, which is ‘ame Dwelling House. Terms one-third cash, balance in six and twelve months for notes bearing interest from day ofsale. A deed given and deed of trust taken Bp 15-td KEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austioneers. 7 ALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE ISLaND 4t AvoTion.—On MONDAY, the 2th instant, at 5o’clock P. M., we shallsell Lot 10, in Square No. 265, fronting on Fourteenth street, between C and D streets, Island. Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months, The purchaser to give notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest from tho day of 8 . Adeed givenand a deed of trust taken. Title indisputable. All conveyance at the cost of the peraissee M. E. DANGERFIELD uduary Devises. Resi _apis-dtds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auc By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VALuanen BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST Warp at Auction —On TUESDAY, the 2ist inst , we shall sell, in front of the premises, at 5 o’clock P. M., the following named valnable building lots, viz: Lots2,3. and 7, in Square No. 37. This property fronts on North L and 24th streets west. Tot], in Square No. 51. This lot is at the corner All the above naar the Circle, Lot 27, in Square No. 76, This property fronts on 20th, between K and L streete north. Lot 23, in Square No. 1. This property fronts M. between “th and @ist streets. The above mentioned property is handsomely “8 rs0n wisking to yarchase good building lots willdo well to attend the sale, The fale will commence on the first named fot. Terme of Sale: One third cash; balance six and twelve months, the purchasers to give notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest from day oftale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. Title indisputable, apisd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, QJALE OF LOT BETWEEN E AND F NORTH, bo AND Ist amp 2p) Wast,—On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April 22d, at 5 o'clock, on the remises, we shall sell Lot No, 43in Square num- hered 569, fronting 20 feet,on analley between E and F street north, and running back 54 feet between Ist and 2d street west. Terms cash, J.C, MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts, ad li-d By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO. E NTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE RUILD- inc Lots.—On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April 2ist, at 5 o’clock, on the premises, we shall ‘ell the south haf of Square 181, fronting on 16th and I7th streets west, and Massachuaetts avenue, the whole divided into » number of desirable bui'diog lote all running back to good alleys, This property is situated on the high ground im- mediately north of the President’s House. in a pleasant location for residences, Title indisputable. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by deed of truston the premises, Costof conveyancing to be paid by purchaser. ap li-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, By BOTELER & WILLSON. Auctioneers. IGHT SMALL BRICK DWELLING HOUSES aNDFcur Buitping Lots, at AUCTION,—O} AN ae Auotioneers, MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 2ist, at 4o'lock, We shali sell on the premises, Lots 2, 8,9, 11, and 1%, being a subdivision of original Lots Nos. i and 2,and square No ments thereon oy two story dwellin| building. These together with the improve- ng of eight well built brick use. each with asmall back uses front 12 feet 6's inches on Restreet between Mh and 9th street; with a depth of niney-five feet. Immediately aiter the sale of the houses, we shall sell Lots 1,4,7, and 10, fronting on R street between 8th and 9th ereets. Terms: One-fourth cash, he balance on acredit of 6. 9,12. aud 18 monthd, notes to be secured upon the property, bearing interest. i Persons of small means have arare opportauity presented of securing a comfortable house, on such Gaay terms. apisdtd _ BOTRLBR & WILLSON, Aucts. LING, Auctioneer. By THOR. DO TPYRUSTER’S SALK oF PROPERTY 1x GEORGE- TOWN.—By virtue of a deed of trust executed by Jobn O'Donoghue and wife on the 23d day of May, 186).and recorded in Liber J. A.S., No. 200, of the land records of Washington county, District of Columbia. and at the request of the parties se- cured thereby, I will olfer ut public sale, on THURSDAY, the zd day of April, 1863, at the hour of 5o’clock p. m., the following piece of property, situated in Georgetown : The first being panes of Lots No. 69 and 70, Beatty and Hawkins’ addition, situated at the northwest corner of Frederick and Ist streets, fronting 90 feet more or lesson Frederick and 6: feet more or less on ist street. This lot will be sokd in two parts, each fronting {1}. feet more or lesson Ist street and running back to the depth ofthe lot. Also, partof Lot numbered 63, ip same addition, fronting 2 fe, ton the west side of Frederick street and running back 150 feet deep, with the frame house thereon, now occapied by Mrs. McCann. Also. part of stme Lot, fronting 20 feet on west Fide Of same street and running back 16v feet deep with ibe frame house thereon i Terms: One-half of the purchase money in cash; the residue in 12 mouths from day of sale, with ‘n- teas t the cost of the nveyancing at the ct ALS . R. P. JACKSON, Truste+ -dida THOS. DOWLING, auet, By W. L. WALL & CO. Auctioneers. Mate SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER- TY.—By virtue of a deed of trust to the sub- scribers. dated the Sth day of May, 186) cerded in Li er J. A. S., seq, we will sell, at the premises,on MONDAY, thes7th day of Aptil, A. B. 1963, at 5 o'clock in ihe evening, ail that piece ard parcel of ground, in the city of Washington, known as the north one-half part of Lot numbered twenty-four. (24,) in Square pnombered six hundred and sixteen. (616,) at the corner of North Capitol and North P streets, with the improvements thereon, 2 Terms: One-third cash, of which $100 is to be paid the instant of sale; the balance in two equal uymentes at six and twelve moaths, to be secured e ‘a deod of trust upon the premises. Convey anc.ng at the cost of the purchaser. FREW’K W. JONES, A BBERLY, Trustees of Concordia Building Asaociation, P10 ts W.L. WALL,& ©O., Aucts, purchaser. and re- 197, at folio 399, et ELODEONS.—A large aedortment of Prince & Co.’s Melodeons have just bean received at the Music Store of W. G@. METZEROT’ ap7 SSISTANT QUARTERMASTEK’3 OFFICE, | YHIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW By J. C. McGUIBE & CO., RUSTEE’S SALE OF UNIM Aes at 5h: o'clock, at the Anction Rooma of PRoVEY PROP- ERTY.— on THURSDAY “AFTERNOONS —= | McGuire & Co., corner 10th and D streata, virtue ef » aeed of trust dated Sept 7th, 1859, duly recorded in Liber J. A. S.. No. 182, folioa 3a8, et seq., one of the Land records for W county, D. ©., and by virtue of a decree Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, in chancery cause, No. 291, wherein Henry et al. are complainants, and Chas, 8, Waliack and Samuel Hanson. jr. are defendants, substituting me as Trustee in the place and stead of the said 6. 8. Wallach, surviving Trustee, I shall sell original lot numbered fourteen (14) in square numbered nine hundred and sixty (950) situated at the corner cf G street north and Kleventh street east. es: ‘ 20 at conveyancing at the cost of parchaser. WM. F MATTINGLY Trustee. J.C. McGUIRE & 06., Aucts, awads By BONTZ & GRIFFIPH, Auctioneers, 30 BARKELS FLOUR, AND LIGHTER AT e Pusiic Avotion.—On @RIDAY, April 17th, at 11 o’clock A.M., at the store of Richard Wim- satt, opposite Kiley’s wharf, we will sell, for ac- count of whom it may concern— 3M barrels Flour, ALSO LLighter to carry 4coria wood, the above to be eta eee Pighest bidder, for casa, to pay ‘i, ane OF | Me ae ea MARTIN RAYNOR, aptain Sloe: avid S, BONT? & GRIFFITH, Aucle. 8-dt By THOMAS DOWLING Georgetown. D. RES N ETROPOLITAN POLICE SALE OF SEINE aND Oars aT Persiic Auction —Will be sold at public anction, on WEDNESDAY, April 15, at 0 o-clock a. m,, at the auction store of f. Dowling 174 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C.,a Seine and Oars. Terms cash. i By order ofthe Board Metropolitan Police. GEO. R. HERRICK, Property Clerk. ap ll , . DOWLING, Auct. &) THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON account of the weather until FRIDAY MORN- ING, the 17tn, same konr and place. WILL BE ABDEB— Asma)l lot of Furniture and other articles. ap 15-2t THOMAS DOWLIN uct. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. A ALGASLE BUILDING LOTS ON CAPITOL HILL at Avotion —On FRIDAY, the 17th | instant, we shall scll in frontof the premises, at 5o’clock P. M., two valuabie building lote situated atthe corner of South A and Third sts., east,it being allof lot 15 ard part of lot 14, in square No. Tél. | The corner lot kas a front of 54 feet 10 inches by 75 feet. Part of lot 14, adjoining, has a‘front of 31 feet 1 incher, by 106 feet 4 inches, his property 18 handsomely located, perfectt: graded, and r Pennsylvania avenue, and make a fine business stand or handsome site fore private residence. , Auctioneer, c. Terms: One-third cash; balance in six. twelve, and eighteen months; the purchaser or purchasers to give notes for deferred payments bearing interest from day. A deed given end a deed of trust taken. Title indisputable. ap ll-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. By BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts. QjALE AT AUCTION OF THIRTY-NINE DESIR- SY vie Nc Lors.—On FRIDAY APTRR- NOON, April 7th, commencing at 4 o’cleck, we shailseil on the premises, the whole of original Lots Ne. 1, 2.3,4,5, 13,14, 15,16, being the east half of square No. 1a), Theee wil be eubdivided witn about twenty feet fronts, making altogether thirty-nine lots with am average depth of abou. 120 fect each, running back to analley, They are desirably located on Seven- teenth street west, Bhede Island avenue, and North N st Terme: One fourth cash. the palance in six and twelve mouths, satisfactory secured, bearing interest, ap L-dtd BOTELOR & WILLSON, Aucta. FUTURE Days. ‘OVERNMENT BALE OF BAKERY SWEEP- inGs, Low Gkabe Flour, ay EMPTY Pore Barkeis.—Will be sold at public auction, at Sixth- street wharf, Washington, D.C ,ou SATURBAY, April I5.at 11 o'clock a. m., 500 barrels sf Bakery Sweepings and Low Grade Fleur; also 250 Empty Beef and Pork Barrel 8.C. GREENK ap 15 4t Capt. 0. 8. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE. SITUATED ON THE OOKNER OF Sgconp anv D strewrs, ve Soussee Onna es Pains’ eyed above property w e sold on S AFTERNOON , the 13th inst , at 5 o'clock. Terms of sale will be made knownat the above time and place GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ap i5- By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. XECUTORS’ SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD- Ins Lots at Avction.—On MONDAY APTER- NOON, vith instant, at 5 o'clock, we shall sell, im front of the premises, Lots 16. 15,19 and 2), subdi- Vision of Equare 183, fronting each on 16th, betweem north L anc M streets. Terms: One-third cash; balance ia ©, 12, and 1g months. bearing interestand secured by deeds of trust on the promises SARAH O’DONNOGHUE, JAMES CELE G Executors, PETER O'DONNOGHU. ap 10 W.L. WALL & 0O., Aucts. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers. V ALUABLE LOTON C 8TREET NEAR I2ru.— On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April 2ist, at & o’clock, in faont of the premises, we 14 ell of Lot No, 8, in Bquare No, 324, fronting 21 feet om North © street, between lith and 12th street west, running back 78 feet Terms: One-third cash, the remainderin six, and twelve months, secured with interest by a deed of trust on the premia: ap l4-d J.C. McGURIE & CO , Ancta, By J C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. RUSTEB’S SALEOF VALUABLE BUILDIN@ _Lovs —The undersigned, surviving trustee, by virtue of deed of indenture, bearing date on the lth day @f April. 1852, and recorded in Liber J. A -. No. 42, fo S48, $35. 345, aud 317, one of the Lam f Washington county,in the District Columbia, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. April 22d, at Sz o'clock, on the premises, all the pieces’ or purcels of ground lying in the city of Washington in said District, and distinguished on the plan of said city as lots numbered ni: ind part of ten, im: square six hundred and e' Bey fronti together 24 feet 1 inches on north Capitol street sod pee hundred and twenty-two feet on north street. Terms ofsale: One-third cash, and the remainder in three equal instalments, for which promissory notes ef the purchaser shall be given twelve and eighteen montes from day o! interest. Deed to be given and a di taken to secure the deferred payment: pense of the purchasers. Ifthe tevms of sale a1 3 ter the sa Tight to re-se + On gy: at the risk and expense JAM not complied with withia , the Seastee Esterves se g One week’s public notica, of the defaulti rchaser, 8 ADAMS, Surv: ane. rustee. marS—eod&ds J. C. MCGUIBE & CO Aucta, By Jas. 0. McGUIRB & CO., Auct oneers, i eed SALE OF VALUABLE PROP- ERTY.—By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the ees 1856, and recorded in Liber J. (0. 29th-da: A. SN 4. at folio 99, et seq., among the land records of Washington Panty. BD. C., the sub- scriber will proceed to sell to the highost bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the 2th day of April, 1963, at 5o0’clock in the afternoen, on the premises, all an@ singular. those certain lots of ground lying and being situate in the city of Washington, in the District of Columbia, and which are Known and distinguished on the official plet and ground plan thereof as Lots 1. (one,) 2, (two,) and 18, (clzntoen,? in Square 431, (four hundred and thirty-one, together witn the improvements, &c.,as in deed mentioned, The terms of sale are: One third of the purchase money to b9 paid on the day of sale, and the residue in six and twelve months. for which residue the purchaser will give two notes of equal amounts, earing interes: from the day of sale, payable semi-annoally ; the deferred payments to be secured: by a deed of truston the premises sold, and the endorsement of the notes. at the option of trustee; but the purchasers shall have the privi- lege =f paying the whole of the purchase money ia in_cash. Should the terms of sale not to be complied with: within days from the day of sale,the Trustee re- serves the right te,resoll the p operty for cash, om. ten days’ public notice, at the risk and cost of the purchaser or purchasers in default. All conveyancing at the purch>sers cost. A. HYDE, Trustee. ap4-eotd J €.McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, By J.C McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. IRUSTEE’S SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE. AND LoT ON G@ STREBTS NORTH, BETWEEN HITE AND 1:TH STREETS west—On FRIDAY. May Lit, at 6 o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed ot trust dated: June 23th, 1359.and duly reserded im Liber J,.A. 5.,.No 151 folio 468, et seq land records for Washington, D. C. of Lot number six.(6.) in Square numbered three hundred and twenty, (320,) beginuing at the south line of said Lot number six, (6,) being 128 fect 8tz inckes from. the intersection of 12th and @ streets, thence east 100 feet, thence north 28 fee 83. thence west twenty five (25) feet, thence south 25 feet, Thence west 75 feet gue (i) iveh, thence south three (5) feet 8; inches to the place of beginnin, Also part of Lot number eight (8) in Square afo: said, beginning at treeas: line of said Lot eight (8,) being one hundred (109) feet oze (1) inch from the inters:ction of 12th and G streets, thence south one hnndred (100) feet, thence west ‘twenty- five (28) fect, thence north (1/0) feet, thence east twenty-fiv- (25) feet to the place of beginning, together wit the improvements, consisting of a desirable frame dwelling house. x Terms: $1.200 in cash: the remainder in 6 and 12 months with interest, secured by a deed of truston the premises. All copv+ yancing at the cost of purchaser, If the terins of sale be not complied with within five dars thereafier, the trasteo Zour yes the right to resell at the rist and expecse of thd defaulting purchaser, en ove week’s notice in the Evening WM. +s. HOLLIDAY Trustee. J.C. MeGUIRE & OO., Aucts. OFFICE, Star. ap }-e0d&es BISTANT QUARTERMASTER’S A* . be Corner G reels. and 22d St Wasurnoron, D.C., March 27, 1393. NOTICE.—The sale af Manure advertised to take place at une Horse Corral, &c, is post- poned nati! the 3uth of April. (‘Bb Yat to oclock a.m ,on which day other lots,near the Railroad Depot, will be sold also. be , H. TOMPRINE mar 2-4 ee C. ie TR ; TDES—HIDES. LL Be blic Auction, on WEDNESDAY’ and Garonbay, al eiaak m., stree' as thé Gove ou Aa band at the time ef Terms eash, in Treasury notes, to be at the moment of ea! -- @. at OF ean.) Lt. Gol. oaG ee