Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1863, Page 3

—————————————————————— ¢ LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Gnover’s Turater.—Mr. Wilkes Booth clones his engagement this evening. It has been ost successful one, though short, and our piay-goers feel that the uame of Booth is yet to Hold its own on the stage. His closing bill is “The Marble Heart,” the piece which Y uch a hit the first night he appeared. rALIAN OPERA.— Washington Theater was nnd last night, on the occasion of the ap- pearance of the Grau Opera Troupe in «Trov- ator To-night an opportunity is given of witnessing ‘Don Giovann Cordier, Susini, Brignoli and others, appearing. CANTERBURY.—The past week has been one pleasure to the patrons, and of remunera- of uch to the managers of Canterbury, for the | bills nightly haye been admirable and the au- ences large. Julia Mortimer, Kate Pennoyer, estine de Faiber, the sisters Marie and Au- splendid bill. Tur Russian WAR panoramadraws crowds nightly at Odd Fellows’ Hall i nil means and see this great work of art attles by land and sea, and the scene de. picting the fall of Sebastopol, are remarkably | Successful. Vauirties.—This resort has now two im- amense attractions in the persons of C. W. Par- ker, the boneless man,and Harry Leslie, the | tearless rope walker, who appearnightly. Ada | Laurent, Helena Smith, Ada Tesman, Nellie Seymour and other first-class favorites appear. | Per e’s Cuurcnh Fair will close this his has been one of the most enter- irs of the season, and on this last uight all should aid in making it remuneratiye. Itis held at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy-Yard. Fair aT RYLAND CHAPEL.—The ladies of Rylard Chapel continue their fair at Potomac Hail, Island, and offer as fine a display of use- ful and ornamental articles as could be desired. The refreshments, too, are most pilatable, and are gracefully dispensed by fair ladies. pian ates Tux Camprete Hosvirar ENTERTAIN- uentTs.— Last evening, another fine entertain- ment took place at Campbell Hospital, which | WAs attended by nearly all the patients and con yalescents quartered here, numbering some 3:0, & number ef soldiers trom neighboring hos- pitals, and quite a number of Indies and gen- Uemen. friends of the patients. Theaffair took | Plsee in a large ward, which has been fitted up with a stage and scenery, and otherwise orna- mented, which is used during the day as a read- ing-room by the patients and for the entertain- ments. The scenery was painted by one of the conyalescents—C. W. Bolza, 6th Michigan. The entertainment was opened by a grand procession of the company. An excellent in- Strumental troupe of six persons, with black taces, next appeared, and with music, songs and witty sayings, foratime entertained the audience, and drew forth much applause. The song, “Katy Dean,” was sung with fine effect by C. E. Peabody, 12'h Mass., and was fol lowed bya jig dance by A.J. Kilburn, U6th N.Y. The redoubtable “bones,” C. H. Seely, 26th N. Y., gave an exhibition of his skill on the rattlers. A. F. Hamilton, of Hawkins’ Zouaves, a clever comedian and musician, played # solo on the cone the house. This part of the performance closed with the “Railroad Smash-up,” which was done up instyle. Prof. Sell (white) followed, giving acapital burlesque on the “dissolving views.” The “Congo Lay,” by C. De Forrest, contract nurse, E.C. Cole, 12th Mass., Seely and Kilburn, something on the order of the Arab Lay, was done up in style, and was re- ceived with shouts of laughter. Mr. Cole ap- peared as a stump orator, and spoke upon the wery-sis.” The evyening’s entertainments con- cluded with the farce of «Box and Vox,” in which Mr. Hamilton appeared as Box, J. ‘Trask, 12th Mass., as Cox, and C. H. Frye, 2ist Mass., as Mrs. Bouncer, the latter character being played with much effect. At present there are about 3(4) patients and conyalescents at this hospital, although there gre accommodations for about750. The patients are treated in such a way as to make them as cheerful and comfortable as possible, these entertainments doing much to thatend. At the entertainment last night, the effect was notonly with those able to be present, but those confined to their beds seemed to be well pleased that their comrades were enjoying themselves. Dr. J. H. Baxter, in charge, and his assistants, Drs. Kelly, Hinkle, Leman, Kemp, True, and Sid- ney, are assiduous in their attentions to the patients. and deserve much credit for the fine order observed, and the excellent condition of the hospital. Dr. F. Hinkle, as treasurer of the hospital, bas received $167.45, as the net proceeds of the exhibition of dissolving views, for the purpose of purchasing a library, given through the exertions of 2 number of ladies, to whom the eurgeons and patients desire to return their thanks. The library will, we understand, be fitted up shortly. eg ANNUAL CONFERED M. E. Curres.— Sizth Day.—The committee on business sub- mitted resolutions, which were adopted. The resolutions express sympathy with every ad- yancemvent of the principles of liberty, whether it be in the disenthrallment of the slaves in the British West Indies, the liberation of the serfs in Russia, the emancipation of slaves in the capital of the nation, the States in rebellion, or the extinction of the entire system in all lands. ‘The resolutions assert that the colored people are loyal, and haye no sympathy with those who are laboring either ‘directly or indirectly for the overthrow of 8 Government whose in- dependence was purchased in part by the blood of our forefathers and sustained by thatot their sons.” associates for their liberty, they nevertheless attribute their disenthrallment to the over- ruling Providence of God. They declare that the 16th of April, 1562, and the Ist of January, W6, are days entitled to the veneration and commemoration of the colored race. While <exsirous that the war should terminate, they will patiently ard prayerfully await the result. ‘They are gratified that the Administration has <letermined to use the negroes as soldiers, and conclude by pledging themselves to use their efforts to induce the colored race to adopt such & course as will commend them to the favorable consideration of the humane and intellizent everywhere. es ‘WE TARE great pleasure in noticing the fol- jowing letter, written by one of Professor Alex. ‘Wolowski's pupils: To the Editor of the Daily and Sunday Morning Chronicle -—Sim: Being desirous ef learning on the pisee by the new method of Prof. Wolow- ki, of music, and I am now on the second half of muy course of instruction, and I must say that in that short time my progress has been wonderful. His method, as well as his way of xpiaining, is so remarkable that it enables the pupilin s very short time to understand the theory of music thoroughly, and what is more, «nables the pupil to read music with the great- ‘et facility ; and as I have derived great benefit trom Prof. Wolowski’s instruction, I would advise all those who would wish to become tine musicians not to loge this oppportunity, as he is about to commence his last course. JOHN ACKER. The residence of Prof. Wolowski is at No. 451 ‘Tenth atreet. SS Cuimim aL CountT—Judge Fisher_—Yesterday, ‘Robert alias All Drury, was found guilty of an aseault on J.F. Winkle, in Georgetown, and sentenced to jail for twenty days and to pay a fine of $1. Mr. NcNair moved an arrest of judgment in | the case of Jos. Johnson, eonvicted of grand darceny, and argued his motion at length. Jomnson was tried and acquitted by reason of @ defective indictment; but a new indictment was found,on which he was conyicted. The court holds the matter under advisement. The jurors were discharged until Tuesday, to which time the court adjourned. ee PRESENTATION.—A. M. Noyes, Esq., of the ‘Transportation Department, was made the re- sribg & suitable inscription, which was pre- eted bim by the teamsters and wagen-mis- ters of tye Nineteenth street wagon park. The preee on speech was made by Superinten- de nu German, to which Mr. Noyes re- ylied im an exceedingly neat aad pertin Cress. Atter an hour or two of delightful inter course, during which proper att paid tothe bountiful supply of substanti:als. €or y dispersed 1 NDS.—The ren of Capt. Wm. M. McLeaa, of company M, Kiegrment U Cavalry, who died the ¢ endon Hotel o: St, were forwai his fr if erday af on was in charge of Capt. © antield, and was followed by three com. ” the regiment to which deceased was a. —Rev B. W. ™ >and comm by the detec rawing forage from Chaplain of the t0to N.Y. ding the fact that the Dv portment oficially notified him that he sot considered chaplain of that or any ther regiment Rix A Car l wa he Old Capitol” pr ter Col. Baker, f ort taurant, No. 225 nue opposite Willard’s Hotel, ed by order of the Provost Guard seo, will be reopened to-day. Patrons ds of the house will please note the abs SAE SuNpAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY of Sunday School No. 1, at Baptist Church on Thirteenth. simet, to-morrow afternoon. Tha exercises ‘will be ot an interesting-character, * ta, und all the performers appear to-night | ‘tina, drawing down j While grateful to the President and his | commenced, not having the slightestidea | <ipient last evening of a handsome sold watch | t CrnTER MARKET.—The dealers were all at their stands at an early hour this morning, and sales were lively soon atter their arrival. The stock offered was quite eqnal to the average of | the season; and from the list of prices it will be | seen that they haye changed but little during week = cuts, prib.15a25) Turnips . : $a12) Onions |Parsnips. Tia S| Carrots ship stuff | : Brown stuff. | ~ pel 25a45 Shorts... 5 Apples, pr pk. 37a50| Corn, shelled i q 0) Onts ... Peaches.at. 20) Corn, in | Cherries Potatoes, 6 Hay, per LARCENY A ImPoORITION. — Margaret Brown alias O’ Neil was arrested on Wednes- day night last, by Officer Crump of the First Ward, ona charge of larceny ef a lot of cloth- | ing from Benjamin Lewis (colored,) and for living off him and other colored folks and al ways leaving withont paying her board. Jus. tice Drury committed her to jail for court. SS For Covurt.—G. Shirres and Thos. Dutton were arrested by Roundsman Tait for assault and battery on a boy named James Harkness. The boy was playing around the store corner ot New York avenue and Thirteenth streets, and tantalized the accused. They caught him and chastised him, for which he had them ar- rested, Justice Clark held them to bail for court, eS THE LATE ConcERT at Odd Fellows’ Hall for St. Joseph orphan boys—one of the most j successtul affairs thatever came off in this city | —netted over #1,000. This amount placed in bank to their credit by John F. Ellis, who act- ed as treasurer, to whom they are so much in- debted for having so successfully arranged | and managed the affair. | > \ EXTENSIVE SALE OF Horses AND MULES. (ih | toany oneexcept theownrr; my nameis in the | LOST AND FOUND. AUCTION SALES, AUCTION SALES, AUCTION SALES. O&T —A white and liver colored SETTER DOG, |4 short tail A liberal reward will be given upon his rcturn to No. 312 F street, between Ith and i2th etre ts, up 13-2t* ‘OUND—A PURSE containing a smal! sum of money acd a trinket, whica the owner cau ve hy calling at No. 405 13th street, between G aad H, proving property and paying for ro ad- ¥ nt. ¢* STRAYED AWAY FROM THE PREMISES Of } Thomas Woodward, ov Monday night, a rai COW with horns and L. GO. on the horns, A suit. | ble reward will be paid for her recovery or inior- mation of where she is. THOMAS WOODWARD, ap 18-3t* No. 35 Jefferson at., Georgetown. $20 REWARD-—Stolen from th a Wednesday evening. Apr bay BORSK. with saddle and bridle; 154% hands high; 9 or 10 years old; turnes two front feet out; a lump'on the middle of the back; one white hind foot to his ankle. Any person returning the Hor+e to my Livery Stable; on K street south, between ath subscriber on & Deotail and 9th ste jnear the Navy Yard, will recerve the above reward, Bp 18 st* M. J, POPE, OsT—On the evening of the ith instant, near 4 the National Hotel, oron 6'h stroet, a MEM ORANLUM BOOK containing papers of no valua book. Whoever will return to me said book at 476 7th street, in office with Somes & Brown, shall be suitably rewarded. GEO. WESTON, _ 8p 17-3t™ s 5 JEWARD.—Streyed from the eubseriber on De? Thursday. the i6ta instant, one smal! white MARE about I] yearnoid: 14 or 16 hands high; she hasasmall wortonthe right thigh. I will ‘give | the above reward for her delivery to No. 500 L | Street, between oth and 10th GEO. W. DUTTON. up 17-3t SI 50 REWARD —Kxscaped from the Washing Ge EIU ton city jail of the District of Columbia, on the night of the 13th of April inst... '863— , Ove WM. A. TOMPKINS, alias LEGRANGE, his age is about 22yeara; 5 feet 6 or Sinches high; light brown hair cut short and when long was comoed straight back; his face is round and full; of quick and stammering speech Also, JOHN HARDING, about 4501 59 years of age; Sfeet 8 or 9inches high; very sharp features; bair and side whiskers grey mixed; fall and roliing eye and intellectual! forehead a Alto, JOHN KILROY abcut 5 feet Winches high: 22 yearn of age: light brown hair cut very short: low forehead; hasa grum frowning look; fair com- plexion and pox marked, AU of them had legirons on when they lef: the sail. i i The above reward will be civen for their appre- hension ifsecured in the United States jailia the District of Columbia, or $50 for either on» of said prisoners. WARD H LaMON, ap i6 U.S. Marshal. Capt. Tompkins, A. Q. M., will sellon Thurs- day, April Zid, at the corral near the Wash- ngton Observatory, about eight hnndred horses and mu condemned as unfit for the pnblic service. Our friends in the country should at tend this sale, as many of these animals can no | doubt be restored with proper care and atten- tion. it n Police gallery is Yesterday the mugs cNaughton, arrested for the rab- bery of Lieut. Graham while dying: Jas Wil- | son, arrested for robbery in Georgetown, and Margaret McNeil, for petty larceny, were ad- | ded by Mr. Bigley, the photographer. > — | CorreEctTion.—Dr. A. T. Augusta (colored) writes tous that he holds the appointment o full regimental surgeon U.S. V., instead of 4 sistant surgeon, us stated. — Mves.—The Metropo} very rapidly filling up. ot J.C. F. n Frederick Williams, » Precinct, hus been trans- | DETAILED.—Patrolw | of the Seventh Poli ferred to the Superintendent’s office for cleri- cal duty. j iu | Easity Maps Ur:—* Potomac’s” Suz Wash- | ington letter. eS, ATTENTION!—Pain, disensa and expo. | sure, with a hot climate, muddy water and bad diet | willbe unavoilable. but armed with Holloway’s | purifying and strengthening Pills you can ané all these and sti retain good health. Only per box. Foun Feat are indispensable to health and grac ofcarriage. Itisimpossible to take that nat exercise so conducive to henltth if alllicted corns, buniv: nails growing ia the Hesh, or ot disorders to whieh the feet are liab such we wonld recommend an early tall at White’s office, No. 424 Penn, avenue, between 4? and 6th ats. apy —————e SPERMATORREG@A CAN BB OvRED.—Dr. Rand’s Byecifie cures Spermatorrhaa. Seminal Weakn’ npotency, Loss af Power, rtc.. spoedtly and efferiu ly. Its effects are truly magical. A trial of Ebe ific, will conviuge the moat rkeptical o! merits. Price $1 abox. Bold by &.C. Ford, cor- ner Iith street and Pa. avenue, Washingt d Henry Cook Alexandr 4 | Disgase5 OF THRE Ney , SEMINAL, Uninarr | AND Skxvat Systams.—New and reliable treat ment—in Reporta of the Howard Asscriation—seut in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address | Dr. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. mar 25-2m Ss GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, via Baltimore nd Harrishurs, to the North and West.—Two trains leave Washington daily and one on Sunday—quitk time— low fare and sure connections. Soldiers’ tickets soid through at Government rates. For tickets and fur- ther informatien apply at the office of Great Penn- | sylvania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenne and Sizth st., Washington. Office epen from 6a. m. until 9 p, m.; on Sundays from 2 to 4p. m. a 14-ly 8.0. Nogtox, Agent. Dr. Doront’s Su, Pitls are the very be and effectively, and b fea upon the most elicate stomach. A trial o ese Pills will prove their superiority over all others, rice Gla box. Sold by 8. C. Ford, eorner lith street and Pa, avenue, Washington, and Henry Gook, Alexandr: ja6-ly SSSR 8 EO OIE MARRIED, On the lgth instaat, by the Rev. Father Walter, | at the residence of the bride’s father, JAMES W. | GIHSON to Miss LAURA M., daughter of Chas. | Colum bur, allof this city, . On the J6th instant, by the Rey. Father Walter, Mr.J.M. GIBSON to LAURA #. COLUMBUS, all of this city. * +e + On Tharaday. the l6thinst., of diptheria, KATIE | EB , only child of Jas. H. and Mary J. Gordon, aged 3 years ard 6 months, The tenderest tie the heart cane By this evert is severed at a blow ; The bud of promise, hope of many year: Is thus dissolved in one vast fiood of tears. ons form, her lively infant mind, To part h her, how hard to be resigned; first born—a lovely only child, h, poignant grief most frantically wild, er parents and grandparents steeped in wos, Por con! tion whither shall they go; Oh, Ged who gave and who has taken away Vouchsafe to fizhten this their darkest day, The frienda of the family are invited to attend her funeral, frem the residence of her parenta, No. 41%G street east, on Sunday, tae lth inst..at2 o’cloek p.m. at’ In this city, on the morning: of the 13th instant, JOUN D. 1OGAN, cletk in the Treasury Depart: ment, aged about 35 years. i His friends are respectfully invited to attend bis funeral from hia late residence, No. 406 8th street, between G and H, on Monday morning, April 0th, at.10 o’olock. Requiescat in pace. * the evening of the 16th instant, LILY ANNA, nt daughter of Benj. 8. and Henrietta Wallace, | aged 1 year and 2 days. ‘riends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Sunday) afternoen. 19th instant, at 3o’elock, with- out further notice. * On the I8thinstant ofdipthoria, ANNA HIRST, beloved child of Eiwin and Albina King, aged 1! months and 24 Gite Gone home, Her funeral will take place to-morrow, (Sunday,) at half-past $o’clock, The friends of the famuy | ere respectfully invited to attend, i On the morning of the 18th instant. st 30’cloek, PAULINE, the eldest child of Rober: and Selina White, seed D zens None knew her but to love her, None uamed her bnt to praise. The funeral will take piace from tha rasidence of her parents, on to-morrow, (Sunday,) at 3 0’ mw .from H street, between 4% and 6th. | Picnae of the family are imvited te attend. Onthe morning of the 13th instant, at3 o'clock. of paralysis, in heraiti yearof her age, Mra, SU SAN BALTSER, long « resident of Washington, | Her fanera! will take place on to-morrow (Sunday) | afternoon, the Itth at 4o’clock, from her restdencs, No. 354 corner of @ and ilth ets, Her friends and | acquaintances are reapectfally invited to attend | without further notice * In Georgetown, Ap: | eon cf Charies 1. and A | ard i day. | Dearest San:uel thon Last left ua, We our loas mont deeply feel; But ‘tis God that hath bereft us, Re can all our sorrows ineai. know, C+ UEL DAVID, 1,aged Lyear 13th. BAM V. Rei His funeral will take piace to-morrow (Sunday) | afterno: at 4 o'clock, from No, 245 Bridge street, bs Liszs W uN ON Tak Duara ov C. 3, Wuttyxr, Bi Mas. D. Davis. And is there nothing that can sav Un from the arma of death ? Can no physician claim the power ‘To banish it forthwith ? Ains! no power on garth can heal, Or save us from the grave; Our Fathker’a will must be oboyed, "Tis He glone can save. And He will gave ail those that call On Jenus Christ his Son, And through His all atoning blood He'll pardon every one. is God'a will on earth, Messings wi ye given And should He bid us conte away, lie’li save us all in Heaven, Now lot ua say “Thy will be done,” No matter go ur stay; We'll meet again with those we Ll | And dwell in endiess day Navy Yard, Washington, Aprils, ie | breeching on and blind bridle. | Iron Bi j ofercd for sale. | justly popular Hotel for rale | central part of Baltimore, commands at al! timosa | | yor RE | basement; one 1] the other 7 rooms. | apd well built, and will berold at $7,000, | Las upon it a fine two-story frame dweliing he | F and G@. Apply to JONA. KIRK WOOD, 476 12th OS'1—On the evening of the lth, a biack and 4 tan PUPPY, with two white fore feet; he had ot a blue leather collar, and answers to the name of “Bart.” A liberal reward will be given if lett at the Segar Store next doer to the Canterbury Hall. ap 1s it* PROKE AWAY FROM THE BOY, on George- | town Heights.one brown ILOBSX, with wagon | A anitabie reward | will be paid it returned to 8. D. LINN, Montgom- j ery House Georgetown ap 19-3" AME TO MY PREMISES Or the Jsth - 4dry COWS and yearling HKEIFER, wh owner or owners ca bave Uy coming forward, prOViB, roperty an aying charges ¥ st » A ETRASON, on the farm known as Willard’s Farm, back of Kendall Green. ap Is FOR SALE AND RENT. | as REXT—The COUNTRY RESIDENCE op. | site the farm of Mr.¥. P. Blair. Apply to } SMENNING, Ksq., Quartermaster General's ap 1i-en%t* ENT—A part or the whole of a substantial new two-etory frame BUILDING, 80 by 4). nearly ready for occupancy Inquire at HARVEY | 5 Express Office, near the depctof B. and 0, tread ap 18-lw* [VJANN S HOTEL, OF BALTIMORE, Situated i i24 Baltimore street, nearly opposite the Sun | ling, The Fixiures and Furniture is now The present proprietor having buainess that calls bim from the city olfers th Being inthe mos: lnrge aud profitable business, Appiy at No Baltimore +treet, Baltimore. it ap 18-Iw* T—A FURNISHED HOUSE; location _Centrhdj weferencer required, Apply at Star | Office. ap i7 3t* Pre RENT—In « small private family, two nea! ly FURNISHED ROOM8,communicacing, wi £, without beard. Termamoderate. Refersncas O Latreet, between 9th and ivth, ap iT Iw {OR RENT—A FURNISHED BRICK HOUSE, very pleasantly located. one block from Pew Sylvania avenue cars, containing 8 rooms. For terms and other informatien address Box Star Of- fice ap I7-1w* OR SALE—A convenient three-story BRIOK HOUSE on ith street east, between A and B th,equare 738. Also, two or three de- uilding Lots adjoining Inquire of AMOS NUNT,No 61 north A street, near the Old Cap. itol. ap 17-3t" Fo SALE—A desirable FRAME DWELLING, contuining 14 rocms. situated on F street porth, hand 13th streets west. Apply to KE, uw Office No, 35 Louisiana avenue, [FOR RENT—Two large ROOMS, 3) by 25 foot, ith side entrance, over the storeof SH. Ba i Pa. avenue, between 4*, and ith | streets, suitable fora manufacturer ora wholesale | tore. Apply to 8. M. BACON apli-tf | FIRST-CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE FOR j rent containing 11 rooms and celiat id wit all the modern improvements. Rete: ex: changed, Apply at No. 51 Pa. avenue, near 22d street Bp 16. St” Tr, BRICK BUILDINGS FOR SALE—On west side of 9th street, above L, each tworatory an ‘or HALIDA lars and terms inquire of J, F Eetate Broker, corner of Pa. ever the bank. nd 837; possession iat June ar July. Twoon Maine aveaue aud 6th street Session Ist May These four houses are near! & 5.000, early application be made to 24 I street north, between (th 3,800 and if . MILBE KD 8. Jall. ap 16 B. MILBURN, I FOR BAL @. under rigned will sell that valuable piece of laud sit uated upon the new road leading to the Little Pail Bridge. being one mile from Georgetown, belong ing to the heirs of D, P. Shoemaker, and contain- ing} Itis beautifully situated upon high ground, bavicg a sple: did view of Washington, the Potomac river and th: surrounding country, 3 4g acres. containing 8 rooms, a garre? and collar, stabling, barns, sheds, & snughter house, spripz hous pump house, &c.,and a choice variety of appl peach, pear, plum apricot and cherry trees, erapes’ &c.,and isin s higa state of cultivation. Will be sold in fowr lots or the whole. For particu ara inquire ot KDWARD J, SHOEMAKER, N street. Georgetowa, D.C. Ap lt FrOR SALE—A BRICK DWELLING building, om lth street, No. 470. betwe street, ap id e03t™ I GOMS FOR RENT.—With or without board, in a large, well furnished and pieasantly located house, with ali the modern improvements, situated pear the east Capito! park on Capitol Hill, west side of Int at., east, between A and B ate ap li-lw* OUBE FOR SALE—No. 3 G street, between aining teu rooms, water, gaa and hot roperly distributed thr a ughout; the he. se is complete in every respect. For terms ap. ‘yon the premises. ap lw Fok BALE-A FRAME HOUSE, with 6 rou aa, _onéth street, betecen Fand G,Ialand. In: quire at JOHN HANDS’ office, No, 500 7th street, opposite Odd Fellows’ Hell. ap 10-20* EXO BENT—Three UNFURNISHED ROOMS of ‘superior finish, with gaa apd furnace, to rent at No. 6 Missouri avenue. corner of 6th atreet, within five minutes’ walk of National Hotel. Two lower rooms, communicating, suitable for office and sleeping room, ap 13-tf SS GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. NEW MARKET HOUSE. Piens and estimates of the cost of a Market House to be erected in this Town, on the site of the present one, will be received by ne subscriber until noon on the 12th day of Ma: i It is desired that the structure’ should be oredi- table in its appearance, and have all such arrauge- ments and fixtures ax are of appreyed modern in- vention, with proper regard to the demands of light. ventilation, cleanliness, and general con- Venience The pianos may be separate and varied by each person 80 as to embrace one or more proporais: 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, withan area of eight feet in width between its southern termination and the Canal, to be pretected by a suitab!e ivon railing. Each proposal must suggest @ plan, and the pt of the additional cost, of a basement able depth. and the fall length of the | building, should the Councils conclude to have such addition The materials and workmanship must be of a quality and style to be prrtowed. of by such agent as may be appointed by the Councils to inspect the same while ix: course of construction. The plans herein indicated are intended to be more suggestive than fixed, and any other which may be presented will be duly considered and. if deemed preferable may be accepted by the Councils, Any further information which may be detired will be yiven on application to the subacriber. HENRY ADDISON, Mayor. { an Mayoe’s Ovrricg. | Wardrobes, Bookeases, Tabies, * By J.C. McGiUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. DMINISTRATOR’3 SALE OF FURNITURE AND HouskHoL» Errgots.—On PHURSDAY ‘clock, at the resi- udge T. Hartiey Craw ord south nr Seventh, we shall seil the com prising— Walnut and Mahogany Sofas, Parlor, and Easy hairs, Marbie-top Centre and Sofa Tables, yair of Rosewood Divans, Whatnot. $ Two Marbie- Pier Tables, Light Stands, brussels and Throe-ply Carpets, Oilcloth and Stair ts, Ma tel Ornaments, Gil; Frame Mirrors, Window Shades, Clock , Fire Irons, Diniug Table, Dining Chairs, Sideboard, China, Glass,'and Crockery Ware, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands A MOKNING, April i6th, at ll o dence ofthe late J ther } 5, Bolsters and Pillows, ;, us Mattresses, Bedding, Cooking and other Stoves, &¢. : Tog:ther with a general assortment of Kitchen equisites “ D. DAVIDSON, Administrator. ap led me C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. 82 THE ABOVE SALE JS POSTPONED IN consequence of the rain until MONDAY, April 20th, hour and piace. S-d J.C. McQUIRE & CO., Aucts. By W. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers Corner south side Pa. sy. and Ninth street. (pa0cERi ERS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, LIQUORS BH UaAND SwalL Storms, aT Avetion —On TUESDAY MORNING, April 2ist,at 10 o'clock, we will sell, in front of the Auction Rooms,a lot «f Groceries, embracing: Barrels White and Yollew Sugara Chests Tea and Ground Coffee, Tierces Hams and Bacon Boxes Cheese, Candles, and Starch Boxes Yellow and Castile Soap Boxes Adamantine Sperm, and Mould Oardiea Canes Catsup, Sauces ani Pickles, and Brandied Tuite Cases Natural Preserves and Jeliies + Cases Mustard, Cinnamon, Pepper, and Ginger Boxes Extract and Concentrated Ooffes Boxes Canned Fruits, Meats, and Vegetables —_ Boxes Navy Tobacco, Smoking and Kiilikinniok Tobacco A large arsortment Cigars mpagne and German Wines ee Whirkey, Brandy, Gin, and Bitters : Barrela Pike’s XXX, Miller’s Rye, Magnolia, Bourbon. and other Whiskeys, and lv gallon kegs Suit’s Wh ‘; and }» Brandy Also,a quantity of Ema’l Storea Also, 500 bushels Potatoes: Also, 100 cases Champagne, Dupre’s importation, Terms cesh. ap 18-2t WoL. WALL & OO., Aucts. Py QREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctionsers. IVE TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES AT AUO- —Un WEDNESDAY, the Ita iost., we 15 0’cluek Bi _m., five two story frama S$, Bit hird street east, between Maryiand avenue and C atreat, containing fonr rooms each; allef Lot 10,in Square 757. Par. want of amall houses will havea fine chance uurehase, a8 they will be fold separate. erms—QOne-half cash; balance in six and twelve months, the purchaser to give notes tor the deferred payments; bearing interest from the day ofenle. Adeed given, anda deed of trust taken, All conveyance at the ecst of the purchaser, apé-td GREE WILLIAMS, Aucts, a> THE ABOVE SALK IS POxTPONED ON account of the rain until THURSDAY, the 234 inst., same heur and place, np 13-4t GR & WILLIAMS. Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. Martha Wales, and others.vs the heirs at law of lsaae H. Wales, deceased. Tn Equity in the Cirew urs af ike District of lumiaa. RUSTEE'R SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es- Tare By virtue of a decree passed on the day of June. A. D. 1853 in the nbave entitled in pursuance of the terma thereo!. t public aule, on THURSDAY, the 16th nex", in front of ‘ne premises, at 5 vck in the afternoon, xli that piece or parcel of und and premise; in the cityof Wash- kuown and desiguated ag the eastern part of nuimbered seventeen, uare six hundred and cighty- having a front on nerth B street, t street enst and Capitol and running back, with talley one hundred and RES197 square ium prevements. ck heuse. 1 ky the decree are aa purchase money to be nrqunl instalments at tix, twelve, eighteen, aud twenty-four month» with interest, to be secured to the ratisfaction of the trustee. m, ich are acood two The terms as presc’ Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with im five | the | days from the day of sale, the trustee resery right to re-se 1 the property at the risk aad cost of the defaulting purchaser, by giving three duys’ notice »t such sale. All ice at the coat of the ‘ob 5 conveyane’ SDWARD @._TIANDY. Trustee. mar 16-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ADDITIONAL. Sa Immediately after the above sale we will sell Lot 22, in the ame square, being upon the nerth- east corner 75 x 52 feet. This property must beere icng purchased by the Government for enlarging the Capital grounds; also Lot 16, in square 693, on D street south, near the Coast Survey Office. ap 16- GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. OTHE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED ON account of the rain, until WEDNEBDAY, the 24 instant, same hour and place. By order of the tristae. apis-td REEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. By J. 0. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. UILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT AvoTios.—On MONDAY, April 2th, at 5 o'clock, on tl remises, we snali reall seven Building Lota of 2ith atreet weet, between H and I streets north, running back 110 feet ana less. n Also, three Lots fronting abont 13 feeton :orth L street, between 32d and 234 atreats wert, Also, two Lote fronting about 25 feet on north H w'reet, between ?istand 22d sireets,and runniag beck 158 feet to a 2 foot alley. fale to commence with the first-named lota. Terms: One-third cash, the rewaindor in sixand twelve months, with intorest secured by a deed of trust on the premises. i ill cost attending conveyancing to be paid by pi rehaser & Sule pere: ap isd By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TALUBLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH KY, WETWKEN ISTH AND ITH STR .AT On FRIDAY, the 24th instant, at Bo cik we shall sell in front of the premisas allof 3. fronting on north L, street, 53 back t> a 30 feet alley. h; balance, six, twelve, and eighteen mont Tehaser to give notes for deferred payments, ng interest from day of sale, A deed given an’ a deel of trust taken. apigd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Axucts, Terms; One-tnitd ¢ i T BALLS, PARTIES, &c. W E COME ONCE MORE, KIND FRIENDS. TWELFTH GRAND BALL of the HICKORY CLUB will take place on MONDAY EVE- NING, May llth, 1563, at sgerrtace tal E street, between 9th and lfith. = For particulars see future advertisements, ap 18-1t* GRAND UNIGN COLORED BALL will be given on THURSDAY EVENING, April 23, 1363, a RAINEY’S HALL, (Eighth street. between D and KE.) No means will be left untried te render this en- tertainment of the firat order. The music will be ef the best class and executed by se- lected musicians. Tickets 31. Refresamenta, free. No lady admitted unattended by gentleman. Samuel B. Collins's band has r ccasion. eee ST WM OH: BMITH & JEFFERSON, It* Proprietors. een T MAY BALL! E TERPSICHORE BSOCIALS Respectfully m their friends and the citizens of Washington that they intend giving the fir Grand May Bal) of the season at Temperanc Hall, EF atreet, between 9th and 10th, on MONDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1563. The members of this Association inform ua that this will be their first Ball, and will spare no means to make it one of the most agreeable and iaterest- ing of the season. Schroder’s Band is engages for the occasion. Tickets One Dollar, admitting a gentleman and ladies, to be had of any of the members, aud aiso at the door of the hall. By order: Committee of Arranzements. A. Bugier, G. Angermaan, JJ Maifer, Hose J. Ossinger, ap 18,May2& 4~ IBST GRAND Ba oF THE SEYMOUR To Le given at Temperance Hall on Wed nesday, April 15th. was postponed until TUESDAY, April 2lat, owing to the aeverity of the weather. ap 17-2t* NOTICE. HE SHIELDS ROYS Take great pleasure in announcing to their many friends, and the public in general, that they intend giving their twelfth GRAND BALL at Temperance Hall, on EB street. between 9th and 1Wth sts., on MONDAY NIGHT, April 20th. Tickets $ , admitting & gentleman and ladies The Mozart Band has been engaged for the occesi Committees of Arranger z Bogen, A. ADE RAD, P. Hogan, ’ BOARDING. OOMS, AND BOARD Can be had at the corner ot th and Hate. mes COMFORTABLE HOME FOR TWO GEN- tlemen or for a gentieman and wife can be had GsoRGETOWN, DBD - c., April 11, 1963. | 8p 16 cota at 361 F street, near 9th. Ap 16-3U* > INO. W LUMSBON, WO YOUNG MEN May find good accommoda- Fonwanpriu ann GENERAL COMMISSION AR CUD tt el hetery moran MERCHANT, Heights of Georgetown. Refer for further in:el- 91 ax 103 Warge Starer, ligerce toNo 121 Bridge street. References ex- Georxetown. D. C., Attends to the eale of Produce, Flour, Grain, and Merchandise generally ; Procurea Freight, Ghar- ters Veaseis, &c, Business transacte ! always with promptness and m™ dispatch. ar 4-tf 08 BALE— 60 BARRELS TA! F $0 BARRELS HOSKM, go 4. L, KIDWELL, Georgetown, D, 0, cbanged, ap 15-tf CE PITCHERS! IOE PITCHMRS! Arew lot just received at *-maxrkably low vrices, ©. W. BOLEL 22 & SON. ap I-eodst 321, Tron all, PCa ee nGEN jeree ssrortment of bye) Re 8 Malodeons bave jui received at the Music Biore of W, @, MELZEROTT. oe - YHIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionoers. A THREE STORY BRICK HOUBK, SITUATFD ON THE QOKNER OF SECOND aND D sTREETS, two Squares Noxty or Trinity Ouvecn beve property will be ‘hi A don SATURDAY AFTERNOON , the I8th inst , at5 o'clock. Terms of sale will be made knownat the above ti a ‘ime and place GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ap 15- By W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. GRE CEE LES, EORNITURE, TOBACCO, BH Crockery, Giass Wane, 25 Burs. Arries! &0.. at Action —We will ‘sell on MONDAY MORNING next, April 20th, at 10 o'clock, at Sales Room 427 7th street, between @ and H % Bedsteads, 10 dozen Cane and Wood Seat Crairk.1 hogshead Yellow Ware, 25 bils. Apples, 1 large Gloss Show Case, Dining and other Tables, Boxes Starch, Adamantine Candles, Wooden Ware. Antear’s Premium Blacking, Matches, Plug and Fine Cut Tobacco, Segars, Fancy Goods, Glassware, &e., Ae. ae. W. B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts. WeSale of Watches, Oil Paintings, Fancy Goods, Tobacco andjeegars, with a lotc Misceilanes Good ou TO-MORKOW (Saturday) EVENING. at 7 o'cl’k, ap 17-2 W. B, LEWIS & CO., Aucts, = = Ry J, C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. BexRgerers SALE OF STOCKS.—On WED- (4 NESDAY AFTERNOON, A o'clock, at the Auctien Kooms. we sha £0 shares Bank of the Metropolis Stock 17 shares Bank of Bhode Isiand Stock. GkO.T. KING, Executor, 85,00 Corporation of Washington Quarterly 8: 5,9 ‘orporation ot ashington Quarter! ‘ix Ber Cent Stock. . if 960 Corporation of Washington Semi annual Six Per Cent Stock. St shares Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank Stock. Terms cash api7d J.C. MOGUIRE & C@., Aucta, By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers, A HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON CHEST- NUT STREET AT AUCTION.—On WEDNESDAY, the 16th instant, we sha!l seil,in front ef the prem- ises, at 64 e’clock p.m., Lot 52, in Drury’s subdi- Virion of Square 309, frerting 43 feet on Chestnut street north, and running back 90 feet to a 10 foot alley, between 14th and 15th ata, west, Terms: One-half in cash; the balance in6 months, with a note secured by a deed of trust on the prem: ines, and bea: interest from the day of sale, All conveyancing at the purchaser's expense. Eaplid EN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, QF THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED ON aceount of the rainuntil FRIDAY, the 2th inst., até o'clock p.m. Sale to take place oa the gremises, ap l7-d GREEN & WILL? Aucts. UBLIC #ALE.—By virtue of + weit of teri facine, issued by E. W. Batex, one of the Justices of the Peace, ef the county of Wasbing- ton, District of Columbia at the suit of Albert Bailey, against the goods and chattels, lands and tenements of William H. Juhnson, to me directad Ihave seized and taken into execution, all the right, title claim, interest in one fraate building, fronting 3 teet, and depth 46 feet, on lith street, between @ and New York avenue, in Washington’ D.C. I hereby give notice that on TUESDAY, the 2ist day of April 1 o’clock, in th3 forenoon, on the premises, I will offer for sale, the said property so seized and taken in execution by pudlic auction, to the highest bidder tor cash. 08. F. KELLEY, Constable. Washincton, D.C., April 16, 1963, ap 17-3t* By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctiozeors. TALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON D STRKET, GRTWEEN Sixty anv SEVENTH STS., 7 Avction.—On WEDNESDAY, the 22d inst., we shall sell, in front of the premises, at 5 o'clock P. M, that handsome Three story Brick Building known as the “Bock Bindery.’ No. 48 on north D, between 6th and 7th streets weat, and the loton which it stands, The jot basa front of 20 feet, run- ning back toa 3 feet al 187 feet My inches. The House, fronting on D street, is 20 by 6 fect, three stories, i Also,aTwo story Brick House‘ronting on the Hey, ‘with other improvements. This property exis many inducements to persons wishing to invertment, as its location is weil adapted for business vate residence, and large enough to erect a good sized hotel, Terms: One half cash; balance in six, twelve, and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest from dry of sale, A deed given and @ deed of trust taken, Title indisputable ap 16-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. (ss STATES MARSHAL’S SALE OF } SLOOP “NO NAME ” In virtue of a Decree, No. 1, issued from the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States in and tor the District of Columbia,I will sell nt the foot of Sixth-street wharf,on the Potomac river,on Wednesday, the 224 day of April, 1853, at 4 o'clock p.m., for cash, a SLOOP with “n> name,”? taken and soid as # prize to the United States. WARD H. LAMON, US. Marshal D. C. ap 16 td BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts. NITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE. in virtue of two Decrees, Nos,73 and 74, issued from the Clerk’s Office of the District Court of the United States, in and for the District of Columbia. I will seli for cash, atshe rotunda of the City Hal ineaid Districton Wednesday, the 124 day of April 183, commencing at 11 o'clock, a. ma., 27 cases of! Milk Drink, part of the cargo of the schooner Tomas C. Warrell, _ Also, at the same time, 23 cans of Milk Drink, Fart of the cargo of the schooner Kate. 16:8 WARD H. LAMON. U.8. Marshal D.C, ap SSIETANT QUARTEBMASTER’S OFFICE, Corner G and Tienty second streets, Washing- ton, BD. C., April 13, 1863.—Will be sold at public aucton,on THURSDAY, 23d April, instant. at the co:rel near tre Washiugton Observatory arTRe lot of condemned HORSES and MULES, as unfit for public service. 3 Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a m. Terms cash in Govermment funds. (Signed) CH. 8. TOMPKINS, Capt. A qo U.8. A. ap 16-7t 3.0. McGUIRE CO., Aucta, By J.C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, ALUABLE LOTON C STREET NEAR 12tH.— Un FRILAY AFTERNOON, April 2ith at 5 o’slock, in front of the premises, we ghall sell part of Lot No, 8, in Square No. 3%, fronting 2! feet on North C street, between lith and 12th street west, runbing back 78 fect. 7 Terms: One third cash, the remainder in alx, and twelve months, secured with interest by a deed of trust on the premisas. ap 14-4 J.C, McGURIE & CO, Aucta, By J C. McGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers. TP SUSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING Lots —The undersigned, surviving trustee, by virtue of deed of indenture, bearing date on the loth Gay of April. 1852, and recorded in Liber J. A. 8., No, 42, folios 344, 345, 245, and 347, one of the land records of Washington county,in the District ef Columbia, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 224, at 5%: o'clock. on the premises, all the pieces’ or parcels of ground lying in the eity of Wasbington in said District, and distinguished on the plan of said city as lots numbered nine and part of ten, in #quare six hundred and eg4aty-five, fronting together 24 feet 19 inches on north Capitol street. and one hundred and twenty-two feet on uorth ¢ street. Terms of sale: One-third cash, and the remainder in three equal instalments, for which promiasory notes ef the purchaser shall be given payadle in twelve and eighteen months from day of sale, with interest. Di to be given and a deed of trust e. taken to secure the deferred payments at the ex- pense of the purchasers. . If the terms of saloare not complied with within ten days after the sale, the trustees reserves the right to re-sell, on giving one week’s public notica, at the risk and expense of the defaulting purchaser. JAMES ADAMS, arriving Trustee. mar3s'—eodkda J, ©. MCGUIRE & CO Aucta, By JAB. 0. McGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers, TP BUSTERS BALE OF VALUABLE PREOP- BRTY.—By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 29th day of October, 1856,and recorded in Liber J. A.8., No. 124. at folio 99, et seq., among the laad records of Washington county. B.C. the sub- scriber will proceed. to sell to pighest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the 2th day of April, 1363, af 5 o’clock in the afternoon, on the premises, all and singular, those certain lots of ground lying and being situate in the city of Washington, in tae District of Columbia, and which are known and distinguished on the official plet and ground plan thereof as Lots 1. (one,) B. (two, and 18, fet hteen,) im Square 431, (feur hundred and t irty-one; together with the improvements, &¢.,as in gai: deed mentioned. The terms of sale are: One third of the purchase money to be paid on the day of sale, and the residue in six and twelve months, for which residue the urchaser will give two notes of equal amounts, Bearing interes: from the day of sale. payable semi-annually ; the deferred payments to be secured by adeed of truston the premises seld,and the endorsement of the notes. at the option of the trustee; but the purchasers shall have the privi- lege of paying the whole of the purchase money in_cash. Should the terms of sale not tc be complied with within 5 Gays from the day of sale, the Trustee re- serves the right to resell the p.operty. for cash, on ten days’ public notice, at the risk and cost of the purcharer or purchasers in default. All conveyancing at the purch-~sers cost, A. HYDE. Trustee. J 6.MoGUIRE & UO., Aucta. By J.C MoUUIBRE & CO., Auctioneers. BUSTEX’S BALE OF DWELLING HOUSE AND Lo? ON @ STREETS NORTH, BETWEEN ITE _apt-eotd AND ett STREETS WEST.—On FRIDAY, May I8t at 6 o'clock, on the premines, by virtue of a deed of trust dated June 20th, 1859,and duly recorde{ in Liber J, A &., No 151 folio 468, et seq.. ons of the land records ‘ur Washington, D.C.,I shsll sell part of Lot number fix, (6.)in Square numbered three hundred and twenty. ($20,) beginving at the south line of sakt Let number six, (6,! being 125 feet 3% inches from the intersection of 12:h and G streets, thence east 1M feet, thence north 28 fee 8%, thence west twenty five (35) feet, thence scuth 25 feet, thence west 75 feet one (1) inch. thence sonth three (9) feet 8% inches to the place of beginning. Also part of Lot number eight (3) in Square afore said, beginning at tee east line of said Lot eight (Gopeine one hundred (100) feet ome (1) inch from he intersection of 12th and G@ streets, thance south one hurdred (100) feet, thence west 'twenty® five (28) fect, thence north (1:0) feet, thance east twenty-five (25) feet to the place of beginning, together wit’ the improvements, consisting of a desirable frame dwelliug house. Terms: 5 ee in cash: the remainder in 6 and 12 with months wilh interest, secured by a deed of truston the premises. _ All conve yani atthe cost of purchaser, Ifthe terms of sale benot complied with within five davs thereafter, the trustee reserves the right to rerell at the riak and expense of the defaulting purchaser, en ove week’s ni tar. + WM. HOLLIDAY Trustee. apll-eodkes, J. 0. MeGQUIRE & OO., Auets. irs and at short noticesall kindsot WAGONS. warns, riaining to rutlers, OHARLEE BLA porisininG ‘2 denen of Joha end Cathedral, mar M-Gm* Bal FUTURE Days. _By W.L. WALL & CO, Auctioneers EX2crrors’ SALE OF VALUABLE BUILB- Inc Lots ar Avorion._On MONDAY APTR- NOON 2th instant, at 5 o'clock, we shall sell, im front of the premises, Lots 16. 13,19 and 25, eubai- visien of tqusre 183, fronting each on 16th, betweea north L anc M streets. Terme: One-third cash; balance in 6, 13, and morths, bearing interest and secured by deeds trust on the premises, AH O’DONNOGHU BA x, JAMES SONOS HUE Executers. PETER O’DUNNOGHUK, W.L. WALL « 00., Aucta. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. yRrY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PENNSYL- VANIA AVRNUR, Betwren THIRD AND PouR- AND-A-HALF STREBTS Est, at Avccrion.—Om MONDAY, the 20th instant, we shall sellin front of the premises, at 5o'clock P. M., the following yery valuable Lot and improvements, viz: Lot Ne. 36, in reservation on square A, fronting 25 feet om Pennsylvania avenue, on the south side, about middle of the square, between Third and Pour- and-a half streeta, running back 127 feet5 inches to an alley 2 feet 3inches wide, with the improve- ments. which ia a frame ing Housa. Terms one-third cash, balance in six and twelve ae aplo for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A di given and deed of trust taken. ap 15-td GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, By J. C, Mc@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers. FF BUILDING LOT NEAR THE OAPITOL. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, aes Quth, ¥.f st, o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell part of No. 10, in Square 737. fronting 25 feet on Third east, between Maryland avenue and North © ét., running back 1% feet. i This fot is well situated in a rapidly impreving part of the oity. Terms: One-half cash ; the remainder in six mouths, with interest, secured bya deed of trust the promises, “Ape 3. C. Mc@UIRE & O0., Aucta. By GREEN & WILLIAMB, Auctionsers. 7 ALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE I8LaND at Avction.—On MONDAY, the 2th instant, at So’clock P. M.,we shall sell Lot 10, in Square No. 268, fronting on Fourteenth street, betwecn 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 the day of sal Title le. Adeed givenand a deed of trust taken. indiaputadle. All conveyance at the cost ef the Furobasee ELD. Remduary Devises. M. B. DANGERF GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aue's By BOTELER & WILLSON, Auctioneers. IGHT SMALL BRICK DWELLING HOUSEB anp Four Buitping Lots, at AUCTION.—Om MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 2ist, at 40'lock, we shall sell on the premises, Lots 2,3 5,6, 8,9. 11; ap 15-dtda id 12, being @ subdivision of ori Lots Nos. i and equare No. 995,togethor with the improve- ments thereon eonsisting of eight well built brick two atory dweillin, heuse. each with asmall back building. These ouses front 12 feet 64s inches oa Roetreet between 8th and 9th street; with a depth of niney-tive feet. Immedistely after the sale of the houses, we shall sell Lote between 1, 4,7, and 10, fronting on R street 8th and 9th sreeta. fs he balance ona credit otes to be secured upon pe terest. = Persons of small means have arare opportauity presented of securing a comfortable house, on such easy terms. apis dtd BOTELER & WILLSON, Aueta. By 3.C.McGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers. I WELLING SEAND LOTON TWRLFTH STREKTS LIC AUCTION.—On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April 2ist, at6 o’cleck, on the premises, we fhall sella three story Frame Dweil- ing houre, No. 539, with a back building, situated ou 12th street west. between M and N strests north, and containing 11 rooms. The lot fronts 25 feet 1g inches on 12th street, and rans back 153 feetito an alley, a fine pump of water is on the premises, within six feet of the kitehen door, and the garden is supplied with choice grape vines and fruit trees, On the rear of the lotis a stable and carriage house, and altogether the premises are very desirable as aresidence. Pozsesrion given May ist. Terme cash. aplé-d [Rep.] J.C.McGUIRE& CO., Aucta, By J. C, McQUIRKE & CO.. Auctioneers, YRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ProrertTy.—On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON April 18th, at 5}; o'clock on the premises, by Vi offour deeds of trust, recorded respectively LibersJ.A.8., No 102, folio 244, et seq; No. 138, folio 195, et seq; No. 161, folio 193, et seq; and No. 157, folio 325 et seq; being of the land records of Washington C. unty, District of Columbia; and by virtue of two District of Ce numbered res lecrees, of the Circuit Court of the umbia. parsed in chancery causes, acti’ 1794 and 1796, substituti in the place and stead of Charles 5. og trustee, I shall sell Lots num- ee (33) and thirty-four (34)in square undred and fifty-seven( 557) front 3t73z inches on First street west, Gand M streets, together with the a consisting ofa large brick dwelling une Termsofsale- One thirdin cash, the remainder in #1x and twelve months, with interest secured by ‘a deed of trust on the premi: Ul conveyancing at the expense of purchaser. Ifthe terms of sale gre not complied with in five days thereafter the trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and expenteor paeteni ine purchaser on one weeks no- tice in the Evening Star. M.F. MATTINGLY, Trustee. mar 12-3tawds = J.C. Mc@U IRE & Co.. Aucts, R7- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON account of the rain, until TURBDAY EVENING, , Same hour an ace. Dribaist, same OwM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee. ap 16 eota J.C. MeGUIRE & CO. Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST Warp at AUCTION. —On TUESDAY, the 2ist inst., we sball sell,in front of the premises, at 6 o'clock P. M., the following named valnable Lota2.3 and 7. in Square No. 37. Thi ro arty fronts on Nofth L and 24th streets west. j.oti,in Square No. 51. This lot is at the corner bered thirt numbered five together 136 f between north improvemente of New Hampshire avenue and L street. All the above near the Circle. . Lot 2%, in Square No. 76, This property fronts om 20tm, between K and L streets north, Lot 3, in Square No.1. This property fronts M; between 2th and Qist streets. _ he above mentioned property is handsomely located, ané any person wishing to parchsse eos building lots willdo well to attend the sale, The tale will commence on the first named fot. Terms of Sale: One third cash; balance six and twelve months, the purchasers to give notes for the deferred pi ta, bearing interest from day ofeale. A deed given anda deed of trust taken. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers, Q@AL OF LOT BETWEEN E AND F NORTH SS np Ist ANp 90 sts. West,—On WEONESBAY AFTERNOON April 22d, at 5 o'clock, on the remises, we shall sell Lot No. 43 in Square num- ered £69. fronting 2 feet,on analley between B and F street north, and running back 54 feet between Ist and 2d street west, T hy iid J. C,McGUIRE & O0., Aucts. eS By W.L. WALL & CO. Auctioneers. BUSTSER. SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER- and re- cerded in Liver J, A, 8., No. 197, at fol ay et seq... We will sell, at the premises, on MONDAY, the 7th day of April, A. BD. 1863, at 3 o'clock in the evening, all that piece and parcel of ground, in the city of Washington, known as the north one-! partof Lot numbered twenty-four, (#,) in Square numbered six hundred and sixteen, (616,) at the corner of North Capitol and North B streets, with ¢ improvements thereon. Terms: One-third , of which $100 is to be paid the instant of‘sale; the balance in two equal yments at six and twelve months, to be secured oe deed of ate 2 a Cops ob jOnY 8} a @ cost Oo! pur rina iy’ PRED'K W. JONES, A. EBEBLY, Trustees of Concordia Building Association. ap 10- ts. W.L. WALL, & OO., Aucts. By THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. rpRustRBseALE oF PROPERTY In GEOBGE- TOWN. —By vii of a deed of trust executed by John O'Donoghue and. wife on the 234 day of ¥, 1860. and recorded in Liber J. A. land records of Washington county, of Columbia, and at the request of the parties se- I will offer at ic sale, om cured: the bli THURSDAY, the 234 day of April, 1863, at the hour of 5 o'clock m., oe following piece of property, The first being rgeetown : parte of Lots No. 69 and 0, eee § and Hawkins’ addition, situated at the northw, corner of Frederick and Ist streets, fronting 9 feet more or lesson Frederick ana 63 feet more or less on Ist street. This lot will besoki in two parts, each fronting 315; feet more or leas on lst street and running back to the depth of the lot. Also, part of Lot numbered 63, in same addition, fronting 2) feet on the west side of Frederick aud running back 150 feet deep, with the frame house thereon, now occupied by Mrs. Also, part of same Lot, monHng = feet on west side of came street and running k 150 feet deop with the frame house thereon Terms: One-half of the purchase money in cash; the residue in 12 months from day of sale, with ia- terest. "All conveyancing at the cest of the purchaser. P. JAOKSON, Trustes ap 13-d&da THOS. DOWLING, Auct, By J.O. McGUIRE & GO., Auctioneers. es SAL: OF VALUABLE BULLD- ‘mc Lors.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON april Zist, at 5 o'clock, on the premises, we shill sell the south ha’f of Square 181, fronting on 16th and I7th streets west, und Massachusetts avenue, the whole divided into a number of desirable bui'ding lots all running back to fro eye. ‘This property is sigmated on the high ground im- mediately north of the President’s House. iv a picasant location for residences. ‘litle indisputable. al : ‘Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with in‘erest, secured by deed of tros:on the premises, Costof conveyancing to be paid by purchaser apli-d . 3,0, MOGUIRE & 00., Aucta. SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER’S srattat edt unill the ‘oth of i ned nn! e I. Deleck Ss, ore Sng on lota, Railrosd 80. bay 3 "0. 1 TOMPKINB in ood eka G S58 ia: HIDBS—HIDES. 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