Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL ee AMESEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Tueaten.—Judge Conrad's play g gain, and for positive- has a fine figure, a her leading requ a first-class actor, and this play gites excellent opportunity for the display ‘ities, “Cape May Diamonds,” with Mr. Kerr Mudgen,” will conclude rainteent. Asurnoton THYATER.—The fine emotional slay of “Merble Heart,” will be performed to- Fight, and Mr. Wilkes Booth will appear in the double character of “Phidias,” and “Raphael.” Jair. Boorh will be supported by the fine com- which has been playing at the Washing- e present week. VareTies.—A good bill is also announced r this evening's entertainment at this resort, "The comical pantomime, “Scampini,” will be performed Ada Tesman willsingsongs. M’le 1c Sliza Florence and others will move g:acefully through fayorite dances. RUURY to-night offers immense attrac- me ot the yery best bills that haseyer played there is announced. Julia Morti- Kate Pennoyer,®Marie, Augusta, Ernes- » de Faiber, Lillie Brandon, Szollosy, Dick ker, H. W. Eagan, Edeson, &e., are all in ir several lines of business first-class per- Yormers, and they all appear to-night. «The Arsb Lay” will be performed. Tue Reasian Wark continnes on exhibition @t Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seventh street, and at- ®* tracts crowdsnightly. This panoramais really worth visiting, and no one should fail to see it. Bavi.—The Franklin Olub will give the ninth @rnual ball this evening at the hall ot the #ranklin engine-house, D street. MEETING IN THE THIRD Warp.—Last eve- ming, the triends of Mr. A. C. Richards met in the basement of Temperance Hall. Among those present were many rsons trom the Second, Fourth and Fifth Wards, with a few from other wards. Mr. A. R. Shepherd called the meeting to Order,and nominated Alderman J. F. Brown for ehairman, who was elected by acclamation. Mr. Brown, on taking the chair, said they had met for an important purpose—important in times of peace, but much more so now that & wicked rebellion is in our land. They had come not alone to select delegates to a conven- i tion and nominate candidates for offices, but strengthen the hands of the iovernment in its eilorts to put down the rebellion. It must not he said that they had no influence, every man wielded an influence, and he who fails toexert duat influence in fayor of his government is a traitor. They had met with a disposition to harmonize on the selection of good men who w id receive the support of all. They were 8il pledged against any schism in their ranks and they must abide the decision of the con- yention. If they were to split among them- selves, then will their enemies take advantage o They should work with unity. and would b ep to succeed. F. L. Harvey was chosen secretary. The following resolutions were then intro- Guced by Mr.G. A. Hall, and were unanimous. | dopted : he Unconditignal Wnion men of the Third d,in the cite of Washington, in primary Jierting assembled, determine and declare— That no man can serye two masters, for | her he will hate the one and ioye the other, he wil hoid to the one and despisa the He cannot serve God and Mammon. 2. That God calls upon ns to choose this day mn we willserye: and we answer, let others = they may, as fer us and our household | ll serve the Lord! ntry, and nothing but our countr. 1 while liteendures will hoid up the hands ier constituted authorities until all opposing es prostrate in dust. ‘hat treason te the institutions of our s, criminal and unnatural every where, > greatly more so in this city—born of the @ nivn, the child of the Union, baptised in the of the father of the Union, deriving its blood and its continued existence only m the Union. This city could not be the Gi-seyered. Her great edifices would soon be- ne the home of owls and bats, and all her utiiul parks and dwellings a desolation. ‘Tue citizen of Washington who favors this ¥F-dellion is a traitor noi only to his country aud bis family but to the fame, the coming andeur, and all the best interests of the city. ie is the enemy of his country and his city, eid should forthwith be expelled from both. 4. That we rejoice to know and declare that there are few now left amongst us so base. ‘The great heart of the city is joyal. She stands Bnd has ever stood by the flag. She never fal- tered for & moment when surrounded and all Succor cut off; never cowered in the presence Ot the enemy; buther trues men flew to arms, fod her true women ministered to the sick and ‘wounded soldiers wien the battle was over. 5. That in the coming and all future elections we will elect all true and reliable Uricn men, @ud none other, to all offices of profit and trust the city, and in every way in our vower Sustain the President who has so no ly de- Tended us. Dr. Keasby than introduced the fol’. wing, Which was also adopted Resolved, That this meeting now prc -eed to lect five delegates to represent this wa dina Convention to be composed of the same. 'mber Of delegates from each of theseyen wa-.., to ™Mvet for the purpose ef nominating canc tates for Collector, Register, and Surveyor, to be ried by the friends of the Administra- id all the Constitutional Union men of hingtop, at the approaching municipal on; and we further recommend and invite ch conyention to meet at Temperance Hall, : E strept, between Ninth and Tenth, on Friday, May Ist, at 8 o’clock p. m., to make =uch nominations; and we de hereby pledge the nominations of that convention onrunqual- Uied and hearty support. The first business in order being the election Of delegates to the Unconditional Union City Convention, Mr. C. W. Spencer nominated Kerman Eastman, H. B. Curtis, William T. McClusky, A. G. Hall, and A. R. Shepherd. 4: was decided to vote by ballot, and Dr. Keas- by, and Mr. C. W. Spencer were appointed tel- Jers, and reported one hundred and thirteen Votes for the nominees; all that were cast, there ee oh r from voting more than once; but this “as done in several instances. Some present @ ho were Rot citizens of the ward also yoted. ounting the ba t have 52 votes, Mr. Shepherd $1, and Mr. i. wis 3. The announcement was received © th a demonstration of applause by Mr. Hall’s tiiends, but the Chairman announeed that no €! Con had taken place, as it required a ma- jority of all the votes cast; and some one moved & second ballot be proceeded with; where- om, Mr. Shepherd moved that the meeting adjourn to meet this evening in the large room of the Temperance Hall building; and that at taat Dieting the registry list be brought forward, -G:. no one be allowed to vote un’ his name &ypeers on the list, or is youched for by some Well kuown citize This motion was promptly seconded by Mr. 3A. Hall; and it was carried unanimously. C.W. Spencer.—“ Well, boys, we beat by one pin, Snd that’s glory emough for One ight.” Adjourned. Distonxrer SeRVANT.—Julia Prather, col., a chambermaid employed at Mrs. nnerman’s boarding house, {17 Pennsylvania avenue, was rreeted Monday, charged with the larceny of © dress and other clothing from Mrs. Banner- map, and of a gold watch chain from the room ot Mr. Mendenhall. A porti: of the goods ‘were found upon the accused, &hd al! the other Grticles were recovered. Ann and Mary Mock- Rber having been implicated in the theft they Giso were arrested, and the whole party were Sent to jnil for court. The same disy sition ‘was made of Lucy Birney, cha: h the Asrceny of f. EY ee Ren AWay.— Monday afternoon 1s the ‘“seon of Green & Williams, containin» two young men, James E. Williams and Sic sy B. obnson, was coming down the south side of the Capitol, the horse took fright and ran at a #urious pace down the hill. The first named jumped out, and was very badly hurt inter- mally; but the other held fast te his seat until the horse ran against a tree wear the corner of the Avenue. and he was pitched out; the wagon being broken to atoms, but he was only slight- Ty injured. > First QUALITY SEGARS AND ToBacco may be procured at the store of “Henry Bogus, Star | Buildings, corner Pennsylyanif{ avenue and | Eleventh street. His stock is not bogus if his Bsme is, for connoiseurs in quest of a really Good artigle in the tobacco or segar line haye dong been in the habit of looking to him for their regular supply, and he never disappoints them. Wedonbt:f finer brands can be found ny where in the country than at Bogus’, Give Bim a call. pee Le i Narrow Escare.—Yesterday morning, a ‘wagon drawn by two horses, and laden with Tevisions, backed upat a store on D, between inth and Tenth streets, and while standing there, @ hay wagon in passing ran into it, and Started the horses, The driver of the provision wagon seized the horses, and clung to them ill near Eighth Street, when both harses fell, @ad one rolled over the driver, without, how- ver, inflicting any injury. Burgiary.—On Monda: 2 Bile grocery store, corner ih ine and i Streets, was burglariously entered, and hams, Wotators, eggs aad eosp, was taken therofroin, We stand by our | apital of either traction of our country once |} | st. The being no opposition. These gentlemen were dLeretore declared the delegates ™ rs.G. Alfred Hall, A. R. Shepherd, and bl 3 s Lewis werathen placed in nomination : for the Bourd of Aldermen; and the same tellers | baving en appointed, the voting commenced. } Ma precautions were taken to prevent any lots, Mr, Hall was found | | by a convention composed of those who were | KR. D. Dicker, A.B. Williams, and J. F. Follin, | ing local articles. | 1,000 boxes Messina ORANGES, prime order. _ Tux int OGATORIES OF THE SkcoND Waxp Riciarvs’ Meetine.—The meeting of th» supporters of Mr. Richards for the Gi iy Collectorship, held in the Second Ward on Monday evening last, addressed to thal gentle- msn and Mr. Dixon, the present incumbent, the following interrogatories: ‘“‘ First—Wiil you abide by the decision of the Convention of the Unconditional Union men of Washington? Second—Will you give the no ninees ot that | Convention your unqualified aid hearty sup- ort P To these interrogatories Mr. Dixon has trans- mitted the following reply: Wasnincton Crry, April 29, 1883. L. W. Dorsey, Sir: I have the honor to | acknowledge the receipt of a copy of a resolu- tion, containing eWoqintertogatorics to be ad- dressed to Mr. Richards and myself with refer- ence to our acffén in the eyent of 1 decision by the nominating convention in fayor of the one | or the other tor the position of Collector. In | response, I beg leaye to iniorm you, and through you those propounding these questions, that ud they been submit‘ed tome asa candidate free to act in their choice, and untrammelled by previous public pledges and resolutions, I | should most unkesifatingly have answered them. But since the same haye been propounded to | | me by a ward meeting, called by those who were opposed to my re-election, as is evident from their action and the solemn pledge which was required and exacted trom the delegates elected, I must, in justice to myself and for the reason first assigned, respectfully decline to answer your interrogatories. As my opponents are trying to make a differ- ent impression, I have only toadd that the Ad- ministration has had no more consistent or earnest supporter in all its measures for the suppression of the rebellion than myself. All my fellow-citizens know well that this has been my position from the start. Very respectfully, &c. =e THE BaRNRy Cake AGAIN.—This intermin- able case is again in litigation. Yesterday, | Judge Bond, of the criminal court of Baltimore, upon application of Rob't J. Brent, Esq., coun- sei for Dr. Harvey Lindsley, of Washington, issued & writ of habeas corpus directing Sam’i Chase Barney to produce his four children, who, it will be remembered, he took from their school here, notwithstanding the fact that the court here had decided that the guardianship was vested in Dr. Lindsley. Assurances were given the court at Baltimore that the children should be forthcoming whenever required. ——_—_— CRIMINAL Court.—Yesterday afternoon the case of J. C. Gibbs, charged with forgery of | discharge papers, was, after argument, given to the jury at seyen o'clock, whe, after an hour’s absence, returned a yetdict of guilty, with a recommendation of mercy. | George KR. Foulke, charged with an assault | and battery on L. K. Sengstack, submitted his case and was fined #10. oe Se ARRIVAL OF Runer PRISsoNERS.—Y! Richard Shipman, sth Va., regimen Eihott, 49th Va. Thomas Thornton, av.; and B. Robinson, L. Hixon, us Wrine, Wx. Dixon. were sent here by the Proyost Marshal of Fairfax Court House on Monday last. They all refused ta take the oath, and were sent to the Central Guardhonse. > ArREsTED.—Ed ward Hannon was arrested terday by the Vroyost Marshall's guard, arged With stesiing Government blankets, overceats, &c. Hammon is represented to be gabond. On his person was found er of bawdy songs, which he was | engaged at retailing at fifty cents each. He Was sent to the guard-house. —— GRAND LARCED Tonday, Owen McBride Was arrested forstealing money and jewelry, (a diamond breastpin, and a gold watch, ) amount- ing to over $300, from Andrew Randal, D, be- tween Sixth and Seventh streets. Officer Burch estried the prisoner to the Fourth Ward St; tion, to await a trial. REAL_Eatath.—James C. MeGuire & Co. sold on Monday a brick house and lot on Penn- sylyania ayente, opposite Willard’s Hotel, to | homas McLaughlin, for $7,845. Also, seven building lots on Twenty-fourth street, botween H snd I, to various purehasers, at prices rang- ing from 5% to 15 cents per square foot. —— CHARGE OF LARCENY.—Cornelius Leonard wns arrested on Monday for stealing six knives from the grocery store of Daniel (Quinn, corner Thirteenth and G streets. Leonard was taken tothe Second Ward station, had his mug taken, and was committed to jail for further hearing, by Justice Clayton. To BE MUSTERED OrT oF SERVICE.—The 12th and 13th N. Y. regiments arrived here yesterday, and leave to-day for Elmira, the place of their enlistment, when they will be | mustered out of the service. SS Rew Over.—On Monday afternoon, a small child of a Mr. Pool, was run over by one of }+ the cars, and severely bruised about the body. ee SEE FIRST PAGE of to-day’s Star for interest- —_—~>—_ Opp Fruiows’-Hart! National Fast Day' National Fast Bay !! RessiaN Waa! Resstan War?! Tats Eveninu! nis Eve: 8 lock —8 o’elock—8 o'clock. ° To-Mygrow Afternoon ! To: Morroin Afternoon! | 3 o'clock—3 o'clock—3 o'clock. Admission 25 cla, Reserved seats Socts, Ohiliren ; Lets, * MARRIED, On the 2th inst., by the Rey. J. Rowland, Chap- i lain, Mr T. B. JONES to Miss GEORGIANA PAGGETT, of Alexandria. * DIED, On the 2th instant, MARY LIZZ1£, youngest dauchter of Rev. B,and Sarah Appleby, Funeral to-morrow (Thursday) afternoon at 2 o’clock, Relatives and friends of the family invited | to attend at their residence, No. 44% E xt, ae In Georgetown, D. C., on the 2th April. Mrs, | FITZGERALD, daughter of the Widow Lee, of th city. { Her funeral will take place on Thursday, between | 2 and 3 o'clock, from her residence, No. 97 Market ndé are respectfully invitedto attend. * | In Philadelphia. on 2ist, of consniaption, WM. 8. | DRAPER, third son of the late Dr. Alexander C. Draper * ee BARGAIN FOR BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS, | The greatest chance to buy out of a shoe store asplendid lot of almost new Fixtures? fae large | Glass Boot Showcases ; 2 loug Side Shelves. with B drawers; short Shely+s, with drawers ; also, a fine lot of assorted Lasts ; and g good many other articles in the business. These articles must moved from the premises within one week, In quire oppos en ont Office, on Seventh street, corner © shoe store. ap 25.2t* SIMON FREY. 3 000 Bueee POTATOES For sale at 65 pene yee bushel in lots to suit pur- charersat J. G. WATERS’ Warehouse, Geosge- town. D.C. Inquire for J. @. RS. ap 77-5t MORGAN, RHINEHART & CO. U8T ARRIVED AND FOR SALE At T. W. WILLIANR? Stable, on 8th street, be- tween D and E stree:s, 5) Northern acd TQ Western HORSES, single drivers, saddle: horses, matched teams and draft horses. Morgan Stallion, superior saddle horse. FROM BOSTON. “ HE Supe iorclipper schooner I, W., Captain Falkliz; also, ach: oner George J. Jones, Gantatn crows 1, co aries enaiare) now, ischarging their freight, ee HARTLEY & BROTHER, ap 27-3t 97 ani99 Water at , Georgetown. OR SALE.—Four HORSES, the yrerery ofa ter; one pairof them are black horses 17 hands high, sound and gentle, Inquire at Dorsey’s feed store, 7th street. between K and L north, 50 0 ee OF EXTRA ROXBURY RUSSETTS, prime order, 0 barrels of extra MAY RUSSETTS, prime order, 27-3t* For sale, on arrival, at wharf of steamer Salver, feot of High street, Georgetown, Inquire of F.C. WESTON & CO., 549 9th street, Washington, or of ANDREW STEWART, ap 77 3t™ at the wharf. RTERMASTER’S OFFICE. Aerrent ose G and 21d Streets er O., April 17th, izes. ar tus Quartermasters Department inst the Government for ser- (usar PASSAGE FROM IRELAND, BY THE “OLD BLACK STAR” LINE PACKETS, Battine on tHe Stu amp 24TH oF acm Monts, PASSAGE THROUGH FROM LIVERPOOL 70 Wire ey ae Bank of Ireland, London and Liverpool. Apply to ‘AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO aay, Forks 2-20" Herndon's Express, Washington. q MppuERE WAS SOL® AT Auction in Jaunary last | a bor of eeepeaters! tools; in said box were 4 otographs. pu rof said box will A zy it favor by leaving t t the Star Of- ne is them al fone | | quired. i | Rous FOR RENT, (FURNISHED ). | Bpace, Penn. avenue. | Vanes, | their wives or one or two | in fine tate of Clg ng | two or t ; and the Mayor's Orricz, APRIL 23, 1963. The President, in compliance with a resolu- tion of the Senate of the United States, having set apart a day for national prayer and humili- ation, renders needless anything ofa like char- @cter from me. As requested in the following joint resolution, my fellow-citizens will doubt- less manifest their appreciation of the occasion, 4s well as their respect for the high authority from whence it emanates, by abstaining from secular employinent, and an observance of the day as enjoined on us,in common with the | whole country, by the Proclamation of the President. RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor. JorxnT RESOLUTION relative to the observance of Thursday, 30th April, as a day of fasting, humiliation, and prayer. WHEREAS the President of the United States has, by public proclamation, recommended the observance of the 30th instant as a day of fast- ing, humiliation, and prayer throughout these | United States, and whereas it is meet and proper that we should acknowedge our sins before Almighty Ged and pray that the evils of civil war be removed from us: Therefore, Be il resolved, That the Mayor be and is here- by requested to issue his proclamation enjoin- ing upon the citizens of Washington the obser- vance of this day as a day of fastIng, humilia- tion, and prayer, and requesting the suspen- sion of all secular business on that day. ALEX. R. SHEPHERD, President of Board of Common Council. JOSEPH F. BROWN, President of the Board of Aldermen. Approved, ap 28, 1863, it RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor. LOST AND FOUND. 1083503 Mondar,s tan colored Pappy Terrier 4 DOG. Aliberal reward will be paid for hia re- turn to 855 K street, near 2th. ap 29-2t* » Bth, » GOLD n seal, the chain ae i FOB CHAIN, with cornel | old fashioned; long links; worn; cormelinn red. A liberal reward will be given to the finder by leav- ing it at 438 Ninth street, opposite Smith's Qhurch. Ap 2-2" ESTEAY Taken up on the highta of Georgetown HORSE; sail white spot in bi forekead; about 15 hands high and 6 years ol with saddle and bridle. The owner can have by proving property and paying charg to GW. HOLT, on Fayette street, Bria ap 28-3t* & 5 REWARD.—Strayed or stolen, on Sunday > morning, (April 26th) a brown COLT. tad a ze te spot on the nose, alsoa scar on the shoulder. je above reward will be gives if returned to 175 lth Street. between E and F st. Ap 27 3t* AME TO THB PREMISES OF TILE BUB- scriber about three months since two bullalo COWS, one a light red, the other a ‘blucixh cow. Tho owner is requested to come forward, white prove proporty. pay @sarges and take them away. prly at the first brick house on the Lith street | i road, above Columbian College. ap 27. (OUND—A PACKAGE OF MONEY which wi he delivered on satisfactory proot of owne and payment for advertising, Tuquire of tb urer of th ited States ap 2 lw S1 50 REWARD —KEscaped from the Washi e) 1 DU ton city tail of the District of Colambia, on the pight of tha isth of April inst. 1g63-— F One WM. A. TOMPKINS, alias LEGRANGR, hin age is about 22 years; 5 feet 6 or Sinches high, light browa hair cutshort and when long was comsed straight back; his face is round and full; of quick and Stanicictiag spec Also, JOHN HARDING, about 45 or 5) years of Sg; Gfeet 8 or Yinches high; very sharp features; hbsir and side whiskers grey mixed; full and roll eye and intellectual forehead 5 lro, JOHN ¥ , about 5 feet 10 inches high; 22 years of age; light brown bair cut very short; low forehead; has a grum frowning look; fair com- plexior and pox marked. All of them had legirons on when they lef: the jail. The above reward will be given for their appre- hension if secured in the United States jailin the District of Columbia, or $50 for cither one of said prisoners, WARD H LAMON, ap 16 U rahal FOR SALE AND RENT. W6 FURNISHED PARLORS FOR RENT AT No. 141 F st. between oth gné lth. ap 3t" T* FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—Lo- sstee desirable. Apply at 297 Pa. avenues, ap 29-3t* Fo, RENT—Two handsomely turnished commu- nicating ROOMS may be had, single or togeath- er. Inquire at537!7H, between 6th and 7th sts, ap 29-3t* ‘OR SALE—In Alexandria, Va., the FURNI- TURE of a house containing 19 rooms and the house forrent. Inquire of WILLIAM M. JOHN- 80N, Constable, Alexandria, Va. ap 29 4t* URNISHED HO: SE FOR RENT, containing 8 rooms, Inquire at No, 125 H str be:ween 2iat and 224. ZB at* OR RENT—Two FERNISHED HOUSES, with ll rooms, the other with 17 room: articularo inquire of JOB, F. KELLY, N. ighth street,near I. FoR RENT—Two elegantly furnished ROOMS on Beventh street. opposite General Post Office. segues at No. 13 Federal Block, corner and F sta. one For Seventh D 23 3t* | FOR BENT —In the country, a PURNISHED COTTAGE, within 10 minutes’ walk of the Bladensburg Station. For information address Box No, 23, at this office. 8p %-3t™ OR RENT—PART OF A FURNISHED HOUSE, toasmall family. Inquire at No. 346 Tenth street. between L and M streets, Meterences re Bp 25-3t* Roome, communi single Roous—at 442 Thi: E and F, cast bide, near Willards’ Hotel and Fes ap 23. 7 OR RENT—A three-story-and-baeement Ddrick HOUSE, containing 8 rooms, situated on Tenth street, between N andOs‘s. Apply at D.HAUPT- nue. | wan , 512 Eleventh street, next door to the Gas ice. OB RENT—Three ROOMS in fe Rosenthal’s Shoe Store, No. ap 23 3t* rth story cver * Center Market Price @8 per month inad ap 27.3t* OB RENT—Handsomely FURNISHED ROOMS, single or communicating, for gentlemen and i gentlemen who will room together. 409 I etreet, between l0th and Iith, Bp 27-3t* OR RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE,7 rooms, in a delightful situation, a few steps from ave- ue cars. ‘erms, $75 per month, part paid in board if desired. Possession given at once. In- ire at Star Office ap 27-3t* FoRNiesED. ROOMS FOR RENT—Two neatly Furnished Rooms (Parlor and Chamber) ins private family, The rooms connect and are pleas- antly jocated. For further information inquire at 406 12th street, between I and K, ap 25-tf 7,0 SALE—Valiable IMPROVED PROPERTY on the corner of 434 street and Maryland ave- nue—three brick dwelling houses and one store room. For information inquire of WILLIAM MARTIN, at Justice John H. Johnson’s office, nea: the Bank of Washington, No. 64, ap25-lw* ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE —A HOUSE id LOT situated on Massachusetts avenue, between ith and 5t! dious frame dwelli ita. The house is a commo- containing 8 rooms, bi | ment and bath roem; also cistern in the yard. | rice 82,800. Rises FARM containing /0 or 60 acres of land, a tine young peach or- chard of 300 trees in full bearing. There is no queiiege other palcingy ees the property, but ree of the finest building sites in the Dis- trict. It is 4 miles from Washington, on the Bla- densburg road, and adjoins the farms of Messrs. Allen Dodge and John 0. Rives, Also, a FARM containing 70 or 80 acres, in the same immediate neighborhood, with neat dwelling necessary outbuildings. Thi of good water at the door, and also Chalyhbeate Spring upon the premises. It is alto- ether one of the mest pleasant and healthy loca- fions in the vieis ity. For particulars address the undersigned, at Bla- densburg. ap 28-eolm™ T.R.& J. W. VEITOR. FOR BALE OHBAP FOR OABH—The whole oF pert of six LOTS on Penn. avenue, near the Navy Yard, containing about 12,000 @ feet. Oorner lots, correct grade and title . In- aire at the Washington and Georgetown Directory iit 'o, 492 7th street west, Room No. 6. Also, a few copies of the Directory for i363 for sale. Price $2. ap 2-lw* OR BALE—The Good Will and Working Kifects of a first class Fuel Establishment, Office, Scales, Horses, &e. Location very desirable, Rent low. Price 95.000. It has the best run of custom in the city. Address‘ ” Star Office. ap 2)-lw* FS SALE—A first-class Butcher and Family MARKET, in one of the best situations in this city, now in succesful operation, the building being a one-story brick and one ellar, standing on lease ground, at $75 rent a year, Will be sold very cheap, as the owner has to kee to other business. Please apply, at the General Agency Office, No. 511 Ninth stree* north, near Penn, avenue, ap 23-lw N. H. MILLER. F°%, SALE—Phe fine estate known as the ‘‘COL- LEGE VILLA,” about 1% mil town, en the Frederick turnpike, 63 acres, 3 roods and 38 perches, more or less, mos! of which is under cultivation, and the residue is covered with wood. mprovementa consist of @ spacious mansion, containing 21 rooms of various sizes, with ornamental garden adjoiping,a fine dry r eelise and vein Vefore ae eee door, se a or fram 101 , COR’ rooms, De Led fouse, stable, sheds, amd other comm adioar out: houses. The land ell Adapted for market ear. dens, pastpre, or the cultivation of the grape; has abundant ranning water; contains two good sized fresh water ponds, and & large number apple, peuch, cherry, pear and other fruit trees, if ‘would be w desirable residence for a aig a cab- inet minister or member of Congress, ides its many other advan’ the improvements on this sn eee “bos dit a Oe Fevort (or rdin; mer pot. e Capital by business during months, and presents chance for investment Inquire ‘of BICH- oroLA E, Erq., No.7 4h, atreet, or at gotuwn College. ap 2-104 Two large ROOMS, @ b; sn he with tran: ver the store gon, Grocer sd95, Pa. avenue, between ai and 6th & a maxi ret ore ue etore, a pAvO . op lé- | Oak AUCTION SALE By J. ©, McGUIBE & CO,, Auctionesrz. URNITURE AND REFEOTS 6F A FAMILY Dronining HOvegesxring.—On ¥ <IDAY MORNING, May ist, at 19 o'clock, at No. 230 |7tn Street, between M and N. we shail sell tha Purni- eae rr of afamily declining housebesp- . pris -_ Parlor snd Chamber Furnitures, . Brusscls and other Carpets, Oil Cloth, Handsome Window Curtains, Shades, fa ntings, Looking Giasses, Hattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, Gocking ard other Steves, Together with the “usual complement of Kitchen nBils. [Rep] J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. GOOD WORK HORSKS AT AUCTION.—On SATURDAY MORNING 24 May, at 10 o'cioes, We will se Lat the Horse Market, for acconnto the ‘ashington and Georeetows Rail Read Company, 4 good work Hors:s Terms cash Ap 29 W.L. WALL & ©O.. Aucts. “By J. C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. HOSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS At PUB- Lid 8aLe.—On SATURDAY MORNING May 24. at 10 o'clock, in front of the Auction Rooms, we shall sell the following personal property, belong. ing tothe estate of the late Dr. Leoni Gaburti, Horse, Buggy and Harness, Lot of Bocks, Medicines and Medical Instruments, Terms cash By orcer of Administrator. ap 29 J.C. MCGUIRE & C@., Aucts. By W. 1, WALL & CO., Auctioneers. South cerner Penn avenue and 9th street. GREAT SALE OF PIANOS. —On SATURDAY A MORNING, May 2d,at 10 o'clock, in front of our Sales Roems, on account of whom it msy eon- cern. Positive sale for cash. One beautiful 7-cetave rosewood caso, iron bound Piano, made by Chickering & tons Three excellent second-hand Pianos, in good or- der, rosewood cages, and best makers Two rosewood Piago Etoola Two cloth and one rubber Piano Oover Lot of Music, &c. W. L. WALL & 00., Aucts, ap2 By J. 0. Mc@UIRE & OO.. Auctioneers. EXCELLENT FURSITURR sup. eh OL FRCTS AT PUBLIO AUOTION.—On SAT- URDAY MORNING, May 24, at 10 o'clock, in frorft of the Auction Rooms, we shall soll an excellent lot ef Furniture and Household Effects, comprising— Walnutand Mahogany Hair-cloth-¢overed Parlor Furniture. Marbie-top Tables. Whatnot, Lour ge, Cane and Wood-seat Ohbairs. Large French i nd Bracket, Brureels and other Carpets, Oil Cloth, Excellent Oak Cottage Set. itands. Bedsteads. Bureaus, Was Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillo~ s, Marble-top Sidebuard, Extension Table, Dining Chairs Creckcry and Glass Ware, &c, &o, Atso, 2% rolls (40 yards each) superior White and Check- ered Matting. . AL5o. A Jarge and valuable lot of Carpenters’ Toole. Terms cash, ap 2 [Rep] J.C. McGUIRE & O@., Aucts. By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers South corner Pa. avenue and Ninth street. E FINE SEHOLD FURNI- ECTS OF A Fawtty 1S z ED TO Orty FOR CONVENT- ENCE OF Rate —On SATURDAY MORNING, May 2d. at 10 o'clock, in front of the Auction Rooms— * i large fine Walnut Bookcase, with closet beneath 2 marble top Walnut Bureaus Washstands 1 Smarble top" 1 fine Parlor Rep covercd Sett, complate | 2. Chairs, gacorted, Parlor and Dining-room U 1 Cottage Bed-room Sett complete 1 Whatnot and Etegere 2fine Walnut carved Bedsteads 1 Cane Rocker, Wardrobe, Lounge Child's Chair, Hatrack with glass Fine Brussels Carpet, Ingrain Carpets Matting from 5 rooms, Passage Oil Cloth Stair Carpet and Oil Cloth Stove and Cooking Utensils Glass and Crockeryware ; 20 large and beautiful Engravings, colored and plain, in rich gilt fram: ap” W.L. WALL & CQ., Auots. By J CO. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. Lean SALE OF SILVER WARK, &c — | On MON DAY MORNING, May 4, a3 10 o'clock at the Anction Rooms, we shall sal;, for account of his Excellency, Chevalier de Huiseman, the follow- ing valuable atticles of Fable Furniture, viz: Elver Tea Service, six pieces Sugar Kowland Cream ritcher Two Silver Pitch-rs, large size * 4 dozen Silver Table Spoons $3 do do Dessert do do do Tea do do do Tatle Forks do do Dessert Forks do do Dessert Knives do do handle Knives, with steel blades do do Soup Ladies do do @ys'er Ladle airs Asparagus Tongs * 17 Balt Bpoons 12 Salt Collars 24 Kvife Rests a Decanter Lablea Fish Knives, Sugar Tongs and Spaons, Xe, 4large Waiters iqace stand, Castors, &e. Also, a Splendid Bohemian Glass Dessert Serviee. Also, two Sevres China Piates. with portraits of ‘Emperor and Empress of France. Also,a large and handsomely decorated Dinner A Stern h Silver Cheats and th: 180, two Mahogany Silver Cheats and three brass bound Cam phor Wood Ghests. jh. apzvdid J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Ancts. By J ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY SALB OF BUILDING LOr ON tik Is.axo—On MONDAY AFTERNOON May 4th. at 6 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sel. Lot No. 12, in Bquare 883, fronting 60 feet on soath Katreet, between 24 and 34 streets west, runaing back 79 feet 6 inches to a9) foot alley. ' Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a dead of trust on the premises. ape J. G. McGUIRE & 00., Austs, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, ATALOGUE SALB OF WINES. LIQUORS. ‘&0.. aT Avctio’.—On TUESDAY, (3th day of May. at i} o’cloch A. M,, we shallsell at the Store formerly hept by P. Emrick & Ce,,on llth street, between Pennsylvania avenue and C street, (No. 519) one of the largest and best stocks of Liquors and Wines ever oflered in Washington oity at nuction, We deem it unnecessary to enumerate the dfferent brands, as there will be catalogues ready for any one to examine before the sale. The stock will be sold without reserve to the highest bidders. The attention of all dealers is invited to the sale. ap 29d GREEN & WILLIAMB, Ancts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austioneers. Very HANDSOME BRICK HOUSE AND LOT NF STREET, BETWEIN SIXTH AND Sav REETS, AT AUCTION,—On TUESDAY, the 5th day of May, we shall sell in frent’ of the premises, at5o’olock P. M.,house No. 422, on the north side of F street north, between Sixth and Reventh streets west, and ti lot on which it stands, which rune back over 120 feet to a wide le anh 8. house is three-story brick, with marble basement, steps, and trimmings, with three back buildings, containing ip all 13 convenien' arranged-roomes, and wide hall running throu, the house; also, water and gas, and all necessary medermimprovements. Wedeem it unnecessary to say any thing in comn endation of the above- mentioned property, agit is well known to of the handsomest locations for a private residénce fn the city, it being in the midst of spacious build- ingsand in a neighborhood of the best society. h. apd QREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, By 3. C. McGUIRE & O©O,, Auctioneers. IVE GOOD BUILDING LOFS AT THE COR- NER OF NORTH H STRHET AND 187 STREET WEST. On TUBSDAY AFTERNOON. May Sth, at 55, o’clk, on the premises, we shali sell five Building Lots in Rapley 8 subdivision of Lots 60, 61, 62 and 63, of Oubott’s subdivision of Square No. 677, each front- ing 2 feet on north H street, at the corner of ist street west. running back 95 feet to an alley. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder ix and twelve meee with interest, secured by a deed of st on the premises. tripts [Repl J. 0. McGUIRR & CO., Aucts, By J. C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, VOURTEEBN DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR THR CaPiTOL a? Pustic AvoTion,—On ESDAY AFTERNOON, May 6th, at5 o’clk,” Meth ‘premises, wa shall sell is desirabie Building ta, frontin about 20 feet each on pret itaeg betweed 2d and 3d streets east, and 2d street eas! tween Maryland avenue and north C street, oa iF Daee to 2 go alley. These lots are beautifully located for dwelliags, are about with the grade of the street, and the por- tien fronting on C atreet have pavements laid in front Title indisputable, 1 i Terms: One-third cash; thé remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed ef trast on the prouiase. usaf cavengse onveyancing at ex C! iF. ap #9. G MoGUIRE & OU, Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST Warp at Avotion—On WEDNESDAY, the €th day of May, we shall sell in front of the premi- tes, at 5e’c ock P. east partof lot No, il,in Square 170 This property fronts on F street north, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets west. Terms: One-third cash, balance in Six and twelve months, for notes b- aring interest. And immediately after the sale of the above, we shall sell lot No, 19, in square No. 37.in the imme- diate vicinity of the Western Circle, fronting 44 feet 10 inches ou Twenty third street west, between L and M streets north, running back 122 feet 235 inches, with a side alley to a 30 feet alley. Terms: One-third cash, balance insix and twelve months for netes bearisg interest from day of sale, A deed givenand deed of trust taken, ap 29 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By J. O, McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. ASsistaNT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFIOR, - 2 ih, Gr Oe ASN RE MELA ee between Pveatisth and’ Pwonty-aret streets. Will ‘Bi ‘A QUANTITY OF OLD GRAIN BACKS. Opn eenisee’ as unfit for yablic 3 ‘ermé cava in aces, <& TOMERING, i: 3.0, MoGUINE E GO” Aucts, ap 29d BOOKS! Au. the new Hand #h Books on hand and for tN iladelphia prices. sale af Oe ie ane 1 ae Also, Rit ‘NeW AMERICAN BNCYCLO. Bi Booka Fine By, . Ph Albani ell thonew strlen, Be ner iets code 334 ER EAM AUCTION: SALES, ¥FHIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW AUCTION SALES, FUTURE Days, | By J48. 0. MCGUIRE & OO.. Auct onesrs, TRUSTER SALE OF VALUABLE PROP- RRTY.—By virtue of a deed of trast, dated the ‘29th day ef October, 1856, and recorded in Liber J A.B., No. 124. st folio 99, et seq ainong theiand recorde of Washington county, D. C, the subd- scriber will proseed to ell to the hightst bi lier, on WEDNESDAY, the th day of April, 1 t 5 o'clock in the afternoon. on the premises, al singular, those certain lots of ground 1 being situate in the city of Washington, the District of Colum¥a, and which are Known and distinguished on the offcial stet and ground plan thereof as Lots 1. (one,)2,(twe.) and 18, ;eigh ten.) in Square 431, (four hundred snd thirty one.) together with the improvements, &c.,as in said deed mertioned. 4 The terms of sale are: One third of the purchase ey to ba paid on the Tay of ale, and the resi ine ering interes: from the day of sale, payable ftmi-annovally ; the deferred payments to be secured by adeed ef truston the premises seld.and the | endorsement of the notes. at tie option of the trustee; but pos paronaners shailhave the privi hee me paying the whole of’ the purchase money in cash. Should the terms of sale not'to be complied with within 5 days from the day cf vale, the Trustee re serves the Tight to resell the p-operty. for cash. on ten days’ public notice, at the risk and cost of the purchaser or purchasers in default. All conveyancing at the purch sera cost, A. 1LYDK, Trustee. Nota.—The above sale wiilembrace those val uable Lots and Buildings occupied'as the offics of National Intelligencer td J _€.McGUIRE & CO., Aucta, iy W. L. WALL & ©O., Auctioneers XECUTORS’ SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD- Ing Lots at AvoTion.--Om MOISDAY APTER- NOON, 2th instant, at 5 o’clock, we shall sell, in front of the premises, Lota 16. 13, 19‘and 20, aubdi- viaion of Equare 183, fronting each on l6th, between north L anc M atrects, ; Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6, 12, and 18 months, bearing interest and secured by deeds of trusten the Penis SARAH QO DONNOGHUE,) JAMES O’DONNOG HUE, > Executors. PETER O’DONNOGHUR, ap 10 W. L. WALL & OO., Aucts, S7-THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED, IN consequence of the rain, until FRIDAY APTER- NOON, 24th instant, at 5'0’clock. ap2 W.L. WALL & 00., Aucts, S7 THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED IN conseqnence of the rain, until WEDNESDAY, the 2th instant. W. iL. WALL & ©09., Aucts. Bp et ByJ.O McGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers. LLARG#,S4LB BY CATALOGUE OF RosRs AND PLaxts.—On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 7th, al 3 o'clock, at the Auetion Rooms, we shall sell by cataloghe ABOUT 100 CHOICE EVER BLOOMING ROSES. Ornamental Shrubs, Climbing Plants; Double Dablias, Gladiolus, Kver Greens, &c.. Dwarf Pear Treen, Pluma, Green Gage’s Oherry Trees. &c. The collection embraces the choicest kinds kcown in Europe and America, and are fron the celebrated gardens of A. Jardin, Florist, corner sth and Bi street, Washington, DG. J.0, Mc@UIRE & 0O., ap 23d (Rep, and Chron.} Auctioneers. MF SALE CP THE ABOVE FLOWERS AND PLANTS will be continued WEDNESDAY EVE- NING, at4 o'clock, ap? JAS.C. MCGUIRE& CO., Aucts. By GREEN-& WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TALULLE BUILDING LOL ON NORTH L STRERT, BETWEEN 16TH AND I7P4 STREETS, AT AvctioN.—On FRIDAY, the 2ith instant, at 5 0'clk | P. M., we shall sell in front ef the pr a8 allot Lot 6, in square 133, fronting on north L. street, 33 feet 4 inches, running back to a 3) feet alley. Terms: OQue-tnird cash; balance, s®™, twelve, and eighteen months. The purchaser to give notes for deferred payments, bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given and a dest of trust taken. apisd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, RY THE ABOVE SA! I8 POSTPONED, ON account of the rain, nnti! FRIDAY, the Isi cay of May next, at 6 o'clock pm ap GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. 7 ALUABLEBUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST Wakp at AucTion —On TUESDAY, the 2ist inst, we shall sell, in front of the premises, at 5 o’clock P. M., the following pmamed valuable brilding lots, viz: Lota2, 3. and 7, in Square No. 37. This property fronts on North L and 24th streeta west. Lotl,in Square No. 51. This lot is at the corner of New Hampshire avenue and L street, All the above near the Circle. Lot 27,in Square No.76, This property fronts on 2th, between K and L streets north. Lot 23, in Square No.1. This property fronts M, between 2'th and ist streets, The above mestioned property is handsomely lecated, and any person wishing to purchase good building lots willdo wellto attend the sale, The sale will commence on the first named lot. Terme of Sale: One third cash; balance six and twelve months, the*purchasers to give notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest from day ofeale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. Title indisputable. apisd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. R9- THE ABOVB5daiEI8 POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY, the sth instant, same hour. 22-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, &7THE ABOVE SALE IS STILL FURTHER ostponed in consequence of the rain, until SAT- JRDAY, the 2d of May, at the same hour and place GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ap2d J.C McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ! ALB AT AUCTION OF TEN DESIRABLE + Buinpine Lots on Capitor Hitt.—On TU ES- AY APTERNOON, April 28th, at 435 o'clock, we | shall sell, on the premine: ia parting bots, hi | ing each a front of 4 feet. ivg teet | to Hey. These lots are a subdivision of part | ef Square No S16. and well located on 5th street east, between North A and East Capitel sts. Terms: One-third cash ; the balance ing and 19 months Dee? and deed of trust. Title indisputable. ap 2-d J.O.McGUIRE & OO., Aucts, S77 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN conseguence of the rain, until MONDAY AFTER- NOON, May 4th, same hour and place. apd J.C, Mc@UIRE & CO., Aucta, By J. ©. Mc@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers, GIXTEEN BUILDING LOTS IN THE 8QUARB dS Bast OF THE @OV ERNMENT PRINTING OFFIC On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May ftb, at 3): o'clock. on the premises, we shall sell Lots 9, 19, 11, 12. 76, 77, 78, 79, 8, 1, 84. 55,58, 111, ligand ‘113, in Cabott’s’ subdivision ‘of Square No. 677, tronting, respect vely on north H and @ streets, between North Cap.tol and Ist streets west, and the a0 foot alley running east and west through aid squa-e. Terms: One-third in cash, the remainder in. six and twelve months, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the premises. aps) (Rep | J.C McGUIRE & CO., Aucta, By J.C. McGUIRB & CO, Auctioneers. V ALUABLE LOT CORNER OF PENNSYL- VANIA AYUNUR AND Mapison Place. AND © PPOSITK TO LAPAYRT AT Averion.— On TUESDAY, May ith, at5 o’elock P. M., we lion the premises that valuable parcel ith the brick buildingand stables there- on. situated on the corner o' Pennsyleania avenue ard Madison Place, known and described on the official map of the city of Washington as original jots 4, 5,6,7,8, and the westerly half of lot3in squre 21.’ Phe entire lothas a front ef 135 feet 10 inches on Pennsylvania avenue, aud extends back 136 feet 10 incheson Madison Place.and being sit- uated within a few hundred yards of the State, Treasury, War.and Navy Departments ani next to Lafayette Square, porition is the most desirable in the city for a first-class hotel. Terms: $25,000 in ; Temaider on liberal terms of credit to be made known on theday of sale. apz-d JAB. C. MCGUIRE & CO , Aucts, U 8. MARSHAL’S SALE OF PRIZE GOODS. « In virtue of three writs, Nos, 3, 3and 4, is- sued from the clerk’s office of the District Court of the United States in and for the District of Co- lumbia, 1 will sell at public sale, fer cash, on TH UREDAY, the 30th day of April inatant, "1383, eommencing at ) o’clock 8. m.,at the Dry Goods Btore formerly occupied by John B. Clagett, situ- ate on Penn. avenue. between 9th and Wth streets, in the city of shington, in said District, the following goods and chattels, to-wit : Tho Sloop 3_O. MeCabe and C 1° i ‘abe and Cargo, Lot Boat Sails Jot Block and Rope, 48hotgans, lot Crackers, k Ammunition, pppoan Flag. ‘3 8 berrels Whisky. Wait No.4. 6 barrels Whisky, 4 pores Assorted Goods, ato, at do‘clock, at foot of Sixth street whart on the Potomac river, I will sell the Sloop J. C. SQUARE. MeCare RD 1 LAMON. U.S, Marshal DO, ap ud BOTELER & WILSON, Aucis Chron, Q7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- ti] SATURDAY MORNING, May 24. same hour, (Signed) W.H. LAMON: Marshal. BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts. By J.C. MOGUIRE & 00., rei an RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABL: Printing Orrick Squaxz.—On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, May 6th, at 534 e’clook, om the premises. by virtue of a deed of trust to the sub- seriber, dated May 7th, 1957, and duly recorded in Liber J. A.S No. 137, folios 51 et seq.,one of the Jand records for Washington county, D.C. I shail sell Lois No, 52 and 83, in James C, McGuire’s Bubdivision of Square, numbered 624, each front- 24 feet on réet, near the ‘Government Tinting Office, and running back 175 feet 3 iaches, vottae Lote have a Pavement laid and trees 288 Pec residencs front, and are very desirable location rr ie re “Perma; One-third in cash, the remainder e 4 pies ay epadn! interest, secured by a: ‘of mn the premises, { All cost of coayezancia ts be paid by the pur- Se Oke ap ad Assistant QUARTERMASTEE’S OFFI Corner Wasnine: . = advertised to tak: placeat the Hae ele oer ts sia post: poned until the ©! (Tinursdsy,) at le o-closk a.m, on day other lots, Aatirong: Sree Bs H ‘Tom: 3, ye Daytetaang A 8. A. mar #-2° is gkebo" ‘Aucts. ov THE AZOVE BALM WILL: NOT “TAKE igce antl EAIDAY, a Mud ULGE & CO .Auets, rots six and twelve montns. for which residue the | porehaser will give two notes of equal amounts, | By BOTELER & WILLB8ON. Auctioneers IGHT 8MALL BRICK DWELLING BOG nD Four BuirpinG hors, at Avuctiax = FRIDAY AYTERNOON, May ‘Ist, at 4 o'clock, We sNall sell op the premiaes Lots 2,3 .6,6,8,9, 11. and 12. being « aubdivision of original Lots Nos i and 2.and square No. 995,together with the i@prore- ments thereon eonsisting of eight well built brick two story Gxeiling hous Db asmal! back ing. ese houses front 12 feet 6's inches on RB street between ath and Sth street; wae a depth of niney-five feet. salo of the housas, we mmediately aftsr the shall sell Lots 1, 4,7, and 10, fronting on R street hebeiance ona credit between Sth and 9th arse (ferns One-fourth gash of 6. 9, 12. aud 18 mon‘th5, notes to be sec: por the property, bearing mierest arene Persons cf small meabs have a rare opportauity Presented of securing @ comfortable house, om such easy terms ap did BOTRLER & WILLSON, Aucts. By WM. 8. LEWISM Cy., Auctioneers. EX? VE SALE OP GROCERIES. NAVY, Virginia Light Pressed, Lynchburg Smokin, and Fine Cut Tobscco, Coffee, Green and Blac Teas Nuts, Fruits, Bottied Liquors, Canned Fruits, Fancy Soaps, &c,, at Auctios —We will sellat the store of FA: Adameon, No. 506 Ninth straat one door from Pennsylvanis ayenue,on SATUR- DAY MORNING next, May 21. a! ii ‘orcloeh, the entire stock of Groceries cor tained in said store, . 10 barrels Bxtra Ground Coffee S50 dozen 2 and 3.b Can Tomatoes Bp chests Green and Black Toss 25 boxes Castile, Fancy, and ether Soaps 10 Boxes bent Navy Tobacco . 3 keys Goshen Butter 0 ® fb boxes Pure Virginia Leaf Tobacco 25 boxes Adamantinemnd Sperm Oandies 1200 Ibs genuine Lynchburg Tobacco of the Billy Bowlegs,”” “Elephant,” and “Pocahontas” ands 15 boxes Layer Raisins ; ol das perty Rete purchaser AU sold free from t orldoas doet 72 dozen Black Writing Inks 10 boxes English Dairy Cheese 1 barrel Tomato Cateup 00 Tbs, Walau ts, Filberts, Almonds and other a Tees Nos, 2.3 and ¢Blacking 15 dozen Sand 4 String Brooms & reams of Wrapping Paper 5 dozen Buekets 50M. Paper Bags, assorted sizes 15 nesta Willow Baskets Wikp Brooms, Dus: and Shoe Brushes Lbs. Wrapping Cord d & small sacke fine Liverpool Dairy Sait 10 lbs, Dates 10 barrels of Potatoes Assorted izes Bemijohna t Wooden Measures, Seives, assorted Spices Counter Beales And Weights ce | ae And cther goods to fumerous too mention. Also.! nearly new Platform Bcales,weighs 690 }ba, All the above goods are freeh and in excelloat condition, having been selected by Mr. A ,b self with great care, as chey were intended foi first clase retail family grocery. Sale peremptory. Terms cash. ap 2-d&ida W.B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers, A HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON CBEST- NUT STREET AT AUCTION —On WEDNESDAY, the 16th instant, we shall sell,in front ef the prem- iser, at 63; o’clock p-m., Lot’s2, in Drury’s eubdi- ion of Square 203, frepting 43 feet on Chestaut street north, and running back 99 feet to a 10 foot alley, between lth and 15th sts. west. Terms: One-helfincash; the balance in6 months, with a note secured by a deed of trust on the prem: ises, and béaring interest from the day of sale, All copveyancing st the purchaser's expanse, aplid GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, S77 THE ABOVE BALE I8 PO3TPONED ON account of the rain until FRIDAY, the 2«th inat., até o’clock pm. Sale to take piace on the premises, ap i7-d GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts, RO THE ABOVE SALE IS STILL FURTHER ostponed on account ef the rain, until SATUR- DAY, the zd day of May next, same hour and place. da GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts, By J. OC, McQUIRE & ©O., Auctioneers, YRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PRORERTY.—On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ril 15th, at 544 o’clock on the premises, by virtue offour de of trust, recorded respectively im LibersJ.A.8., No. 102, folio 244, et seq; No. 138, folio 195, et seq; No. 151, folio 193, et seq; and No. 525 et seq; being of the land records of 157, fo! | Washington County, District of Columbia; and by yirsue of two decrees, of the Circuit Court of the District of Coitmbia. passed in chancery causes, numbered respectively 1794 and 1796, substitn me as trustee, in the place and stead of Charles 8. Wallach, surviving trustee, 1 shall sell Lota num- bered thirty-thr e(33) and thirty-four (34) in square numbored five h ndred and fifty-seven(557) fronting together 136 f-" 732 inches en First street west, between north 1 and M streets, together with the ‘Raproyementa/ consisting of a large brick dwelling ouKe Termsofsale: One thirdin cash, the remainder in s1x and twelve months, 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 erpense of defeni ane purchaser on one weeks no- tice in the Evening Star. WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee, mar l2-3tawds» J.C. Mc@UIRE & Ce., Auote. W@? THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED, ON gccount of the rain. until TUBSDAY EVENING, Til 2lst, same bour and place. * WM. F. WaTTINGLY, Trustee. ap 16 eots J.C. McGUIRE & CO,, Aucta, &7-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST- poned unti! TUESDAY. May Sth, at6 o'clock, same place. WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee. ap 2 5.6. McGUIRE & CO., Aucja. By BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts, SALE AT AUOTION OF THIRTY-NINE DESIR- SO sce Bui. Dine Lors.—On TUESDAY AFTEB- NOON, May sth, commencing at 4 o'clock, we shallsell on the premises, the whole of original Lots Ne. 1, 2,3, 13, 14, 15,16, being the east half of square No? e Taese will be subdivided witn about twenty feet fronts, making altegether thirty-nine lots with am average depth of abou: 120feet each, running baok te analley, They are desirably located on Seven- teenth street west, Rhede Island avenue, and North N street. Terme: One fourth cash, the palance in six and eee months, satisfactory secured, bearing interes ap 18-dtd BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts, By 3. ©. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. E <ECUTOR’S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED PaopErtY BRLonGine To THR Esta’ QE THE Late Cuas. B, Kixo.—On TUESDAY AP- TERNOON, May i2th, at 5 o’slock, onthe premises, Ishall sel: the follwing valuable Improved Pro) sry, deionging to the estate of the late Ohas B, ing, viz: ee partof9,in Square 321, and Lot 7.8, No.7, in Square 453, B 7 nd part of 9.im Square $2], fronton B and F streets north, and are improved by a large siuare frame dwe! house, with large portico in front, and known as the residence of the late Charles B King, brick building kwown as* King’s Gallery’? fitted up and arranged as exhibition room for painting, studio and dwelling, and a Jarge and well srramged four- Story brown front dwelling house, Lot W frents 5) feet 1 on F street north, the western part of which is improved with a three- story brick dwelling house, with a vacantlot on the east side. Lot7,in Squsre 483. fronte 58 feet on H street north, betwewn 6th and 7th streets west, and run- Bing back 132 feet 1034 inc >es to a 3) foot alley, @ above property has been carefully subdivided by ns City Surveyor and will be seld in separate arcels, ii Terms: One-third cash; the Cy capo in 6 and 13 months, with interest, secured Pd a deed of tryst on the premises, the interest and deferred payments to be paid semi annual: é : mie Seca to have the right or option to pay all in cash. If the terms of sale are not complied with within six days thereafter the executor reserves the right to resell, for cash, om one week's notice in the Na- tional Intelligencer, at the risk and expense of the Atsers Bonding th cenveyance to be paid by coste attending the nce to 7 @. RING, Executor, th haser. ‘od & CO. Aucta. EQ. G. ap JAS. O, McGUIRE By J.C McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- IN THE Ciry oF Wasuis ook, TATE THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 7th, at 53: 0’cl on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust, bear. ing date on the 7th day of October. corded smong the land records of ‘Washington county, District of Oolumbis.in Liber J. A.S No. 185, folios 353 et me we shailsell, at public auctio to the highest bida those certain lots reels of ground i fot numbered Avs (dale (6) aad spre TTS ots num ive ven. ered thres Hund ty thre $93, square num! red nine’ 6 ( . having a frent of two hundred and five feet eigh inches on Ninth street west, two- hundred and eleven feet on Bound: treet, and seventy-four feet, six inckes on Righth street west. ‘erms cash: $50 of which must be paid in cash at the time of sale, the remainder wii five os thereafter, in default of which the Trustees resell the property at the risk and expense of the ge 2 tan, erchaner: on one weeks notice in the wenil s All cont of conveyancing to be paid by the pur- ir. ERASMUS J. MIDDLBTON, . 0. BPAULDING, Trustees Phenix Building Association. aplS-ecd&ds J. 0. McGUIRE& C@., Aucts, By W.L. WALL & CO., Aneti Be: IMANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL E6- TATE IN THK Ciry OF WASHINGTON.—By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of the District of olumbia, dated the 26th day of October, 18@, m in a certain cause im said Court depe: which Richard W. Bryan, wife and others complainants, and John b. Dement ‘were defendants, the subscriber will Sa Pnapay, eine 'lith dey of May bt eet ' of y ne: aclace ie ‘the afte: ote numbe: cere tween "Terme resoribed Dy : fourth in cash on'the day 0 sele; the residue im feat monte fer witch the notes of the purchaser, four mm ic! parable with interest: noel secered by & deed Te ceo Petty te not complied’ with in Sve be resold. at the a, ARBURY, Trasteo. epzstowads nw. Ls WALL. UO. Auctes