Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1864, Page 3

— ——— LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, Forn’s THEATER.—Mr. Forrest will to-night appear as “Othello,” in Shakspeare’s immortal dramaofthatname. Mr. Forrest has played many Shakspearian and other characters since his engagement here, but in mone has he given more satisfaction cr pleasure than in this one announced for to-night. Mr. Ford intends that this shall be emphatically a Shaksperian week. Grover’s THEATER.—Mr. Grover’s Phila- geiphia company made & good hit last night and were received with much applause, and the revival of the fine scenic drama, « The Col- leen Bawn,” gratified all in attendance. To- night the «Ticket of Leave Man,"’ will be re- vived, and with an unusually stong cast. This play 15 one of exceeding interest. CANTERBURY.—This is a most delightfal Rm for fun lovers to 8 & pleasantevening. The acts are varied and short, and the audienc@ is never wearied by dry, long and tedious per- ces. All is rather made fresh and Amusing by thedrolleries of the Ethiopiansand she erigtost songs and dances of the other per- METROPOLITAN HALL.—There is a continued succession of novelties at this new but now popular resort, and the managers have cause to congratulate themselves upon the fact that their success has been merited. To-night, all of the company will appear ir. a fine bill. ‘Varret1z8 —The performances of Hernan- dez Foster, Lina Windell, ‘gie Friel, Louisa and Augusta Walby, Kitty Ver- non and others, have secured unusualiy full houses at the Varieties lately. They will all appear to-night again. A Fair AND FESTIVAL, for the benefit of the Fourth Presbyterian church, is now being held at Odd Fellows’ Hall, and the agreeable ladies in attendance offer a splendid display of fanc: snd useful articles and confectionery, whic’ ‘will be disposed of cheaply. get MEETING OF THE CARPENTERS AND CABINET MA&EES.— An adjourned meeting of the Uar- penters and Cabinet makers was held last night at United Hall, 11th street, Mr. H. Hilly: in the chair; Mr. F. Ww. W. Letourman, secretary. Mr. Harmon, chairman of the committee ap- pointed to draft the by-laws and constitution, arose and reported the same, which he pre- faced by Frosting at it is not expected that every one shou!d thinkalike. Therefore they should come together with the determinafion that the majority should rule, and the minority should acquiesce in the decision of the majori- ba ‘The committee had pre: the rules to best of their ability, and the meeting could sete ae? i ney saw proper. If the mem- Ts red, let them reason Tand not think evil of each other. ais Mr. Harmon then proceeded to read section first, of article one, as follows : « This association shall be designated by the name of the (i ters and Cabinet Makers Association of the District of Columbia.” A gentleman here ‘ked that he would like to know who were to be members of the association. Were they to be regular carpen- ters, or was the association to take in all who came along? Mr. C. W. Dashiel, cabinet maker, was op- posed to the name, because if 3 man wanted a carpenter he did not wish acabinet maker. He ten speaker) suggested that the cabinet makers orm sn association of their own. Mr. C. Woodward said that at the la>: m eet- ing they met as mechanics, and it was resolved that they should unite together. 1f they sevar- ated they would fail. He was in favo of sticking together, and getting what they wre entitled to, and if they did not he would recom- mend that they quit work. Mr. Dorsett remarked that a good carpenter could make a great deal of cabinet ware. They ‘were all mechanics, went to the same markets, and should therefore stay together. Another speaker suggested that it was best to have two associations and both work to- gether with unity. A motion was made that the cabinet makers decide smong themselves whether they would go with the carpenters. The vote was taken, and the cabinet makers decided to ferm an association of their own. On motion, the words “and cabinet makers” were stricken out of article one, and asamend- ed _was adopted. The remaining articles of the by-laws and constitution, as reported from the committee, were scone’ without any material amend- ments. Article 5 requests all journeymen carpenters to join the association within one month after going to work, and if any journeyman fails to comply with the provisions of this article, all the members of the society are compelled to cease work in the shop where said person is employed. Article 8 provides for the 1g poeta ofa ittee to investigate all charges made st members. Article 10 prohibits members from working for a less sum than the rate of wages attached to the constitution. The committee re the following scale of prices for the action of the society: First-class hands. 3 (0 per day. Second-class hand: m3 Third class hands.,.... 250 « The inquiry was made as to what constituted a first-class hand. Mr. Letournan suggested that all who had served 2 ular apprenticeship at the business be decl _first-ciass carpenters. Wien he (the speak r) signed bis hamte wo tue constitution he put bimseitf upon a level with all his fellow>- workmen. Mr. Harman, from the Navy Yard, said a man came to him for a job, and he put him to werk making aframe. After repeatedly ask- ing for informatien, the workman succeeded in finishing it; and when ompates, remarked that that was the first time he ever made a frame. The man should have been a good hand, for he had served his apprenticeship with bis brother; and the speaker would like to know if such men should be placed along side of first-class workmen. Apprentices would idle their time away, for they knew well enough they would get as much as a first-class workman. Mr. Dunonetty said that in the Treasury De- partment where he worked, there were some who hardly served a year’s apprenticeship, and they were working as first-class workmen. Atter some further discnssion, the classifica- tions were stricken out, and the rate of wages txed at $3 per day. Mr. Hsy moved that the demand for $3 be made from the Ist of ade Carried. On motion of Mr. » & committee was appointed, consisting of workmenin each s hop to get signers to the constitutign. . JRIMINAL Court, Judge Fisher.—Yesterday, after our report closed, John Farrell, indicted tor ap assault and battery, submitted, and was fined $25. This case grew out of the defendant driving a bogey. across 7th street and the Avenue, and ocking down Com. Montgo- mery and a lady in his company. Julia Dean and Molly Matthews, indicted for keeping bawdy houses, submitted their cases, and the first named was fined $300, and tne latter $200. In passing the sentence, Judge Fisher remarked that from what he had ob- served, he had but little doubt that much of this business was owing to the landlord, who, tor the cake of lucre would rent their property to these parties, and he forth with requested the attendance of the grand jury. and stated that he desired to suggest the Erceriey of inguisi- tion inst another branch of the bawdy house business, viz: against the landlords, He had understood that in some parts of the city it is diMeult for a respectable person to rent a house, because of the high rents which can be fot from this class of persons. They should strike at the root of the evil, the landlords, who, in many cases, were far more to blame than the women themeelyes, and he would have no compunctions in sentencing them. Tse Deere OF REBEKAH was conferred opon twenty-five ladies last night by Harmo- ny Lodge, No. 9, 1. O. O. F., at the lodge room in Odd Fellows’ Hall, East Washington, in the presence of a large number of members. About 5 o'clock the ladies were introduced d initiated into this honorary degree of Odd owship for the wives of members of the Orders. After the ceremonies were over, and preliminaries suggested for an organization of (he Dusters of the Degree of Kebekah of East Washington, the company were invited to an sdjoining room, where a bountiful supply of ice cream, cakes, &c., &c., was dispensed by a ittee having charge. Altogether, theeve- entertainment was one of much pleasure, vill not soon be forgotten by the members of No. 9 and their many friends. maha Bap ror THE COLONEL !—T’other day, when war news was rather scarce, and the news were slightly “stuck” on their merchan- ne of them planted himself by the Metro- politan entrance and shouted, “Extra Star’ Great battle in Alabama!” so lustily that he speedily found a shoulder-strapped customer, who ran his eyes eagerly over the columns for ‘nat battle in Alabama. He didn’t find it, and called out, “You little rascal, I can’t see any battle here!’ “No,” answered the boy, as he widened the gap between himself ‘and the ot- ficer, «I reckon you don't, and you never will see one if you loaf round this ‘ere hotel!” Everybcdy laughed but the colonel, and the boy went singing MA the street, « Extra Star’ ‘uther great battle in Alabama!’ ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF A DONATION.—Oapt. Db. A. Dolan, Chief of Military Detectives aad Patrols, having transmitted to the St. Ann's \ufant Asylum, on K street, near the circle, a Landsome donation of money, contributed by himself and the men of his detective force, has Teceived a letter from the Sisters inc! of (Sat tustitution returning profound thanks for ccnation and expressing an earnest wish welfare of the captain and his men, | 486 “An's Count, Judge Purcell—On Sat- Oxy. “tre. Ada B. Gaburri was appointed on to the orphan of Leone Gabarri; yp. Union, to the orphan of William Geo. W. Wheeler, filed July, ¥ proven, accounts and balance and ©. Howard, administrator Geo. C. Curtis, admin- art? ae first and final account of W.H. and ©... OFTIsON, @xeCu.- tcra of W. M. Morrison, a ee relates *0 Mary Culver, daughter of dw par wereen- proved and passed. ‘union. The will cf. 1862, was partiad.. The first and fina distribution of Jol of Godfrey Conrat istrator of Alfred Were 10 Bur Ctorutne.—v.¢ would direct the attention of purcRasers of el. ‘thing 10 the advertisement of Wiesenfeld & Co., Of the Odeon Hall Building, corner of Pennsylvstnia avenue and 4% street. where may always be found articles of wear at prices to suit the times and suitable for all seasons. They haye just Teceived a large assortment of spring goods, which they are prepared to dispose of cheaply. All sorts of coate, pants, vests, shirts, and under- clothing are to be here purchased. Remember the place, corner of 4 street and Pennsylyania avenue. eee Bahan CATHOLIC Free Scuoot Farr.—The fair for the benefit of the Catholic free schools of Georgetown, at Union Hotel, advertised in our columns, possesses very many &attractions~aas it surpasses in des: and variety of display ifdictey | of the ind previously attem there. The band of the 2d New York volun- teers will perform some choice music there to-night. SELLING Liquor on SunpAy.—One of Capt Dolan’s Detectives yesterday arrested Wm Vicker, keeper of the New York restaurant, on Dstreet, near 13th, forselling liquor on Sunday. The case was heard by Justice Ferguson, who fined the accused $20. SPECIAL NOTICEs. nA OF Oxe Doitan—One DoutaR. Gold Plated Jeweiry in every variety—both la- dies and gentlemen's wear-at, 43% Pennsylvania avenue, near 4% street, at the Dollar Jewelry Store. ‘ap 19-lw* Brown's Baonxcniat Trocars, These Lozenges are prepared from a highly esteemed recipe for alleviating Bronchial Affec- tions, Asthma, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds, and Irritation or Soreness of the Throat. z Public €peakers and Vocalists Will find them beneficial in clearing the voice before speaking or singing, and relieving the throat after any unusual exertion of the vocal organs, Paving € peculiar adaptation to affections which disturb the organs of speech. mh 29-d& wtf Neuvovs Desirity, SQMINAL WEAKNESS, etc. Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himsei? and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing but the truth. Address, witn stam ‘Epwanp Hi. Traver, mar 3-D& W.ly Lock Box, Boston, Mass, = Soret Diseases. Samaritan’s Gift ig the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours. No mineral, no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken, It is the soldier’s hope, and a friend to those whe do not want to be exposed. Male packages, $2; male, $3. ‘ Samaritan’s Root and Herb Juices—A positive and Ferearentow for Syphilis Scrofula, Ulcers, So! pots. Tettare, de, Price $1, or six bottles for Bold by 8. C. Fo: Bee advertisement, DISEASES OF THE Nervous, SEMINAL, URINARY AND SexvuaL SysteMS—new andreliable treatment— in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in seale? letter envelopes, free of charge. Address D. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Asso- ciation, No. 3 South Ninth street, Phiiadelphia Pa. mh 29-3m Dx. Dupor?’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the very best in use. They operate speedily and effectwely, and being sugar-coated create no Rausea upon the most delicate stomach, A trial of these Pills will prove their superiority over all others. Price $1a box. Sold byS.C. Ford, corner lth street and venue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandri: ja6-ly Tux Fert.—Beauty of carriage ia mostly depen- dent upon a judicious preservation of the feet; it s impossible to move in a graceful manner if the at sup) of the whole frame be in a disor- ed condition, and nothing impedes so much as Corns, Bunions. Ingrowing Nails, or other disor- ders to which the feet are liable. To all afflicted we would recommend an early cail at Dr, White's office. No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 434 and 6th streets. ap 6-tf E. J. Witxrss, Esq., has been appointed Agent of the Great Pennsylvania route, vice E.0. Nor- ton, to take effect on the 28th of March. Mr. Wil- kins has been connected with the Office, at the corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue, during the past two years, and is thoroughly con- versant with the business of the route In all its departments. All applications for information, tickets. &c., must be addressed to E. J. Wilkins. Agent Great Pennsylvania Route, Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue, Ep. 8. Young, General Passenger Agent, aps Great Pennsylvania Route. SPRRMATORREGA OAN BE CURED.—Dr Rand’s Spe- cific cures Spermatorrhaa, Seminal We 8, Im- ee ', Loss sf Power. etc., speedily and effectually. ta effects are truly magical ‘Atrial of the Specite will convince the most skeptical of its merits. Price 1 a box. Sold by ».C. Ford, corner llth street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Hen: Cook, Alexand: 3 Be SONacly Waxranrep 70 Curwix 81x Dars,—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ standing, will cure Gonorrhea in siz days. No change of diet required. Price $1 per bottle. Sold by 8.0. Ford, corner lith strect and Pa. avenue, ‘asbington, and Henry Cook, Alexandr: ely MARRIED, On the 16th of March, by the Rev. Dr. Samson Mr. W. MUSGRAVE, U.S.N., to Miss JENNIE BAIRD, of this city On the 18th instant, between 8 and 9o’clock, af ter a long and painful illness, Mrs. ELIZA AP- PLEGATE, in the s2d year of her age. : ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are requested to attend her funeral on Wednesday, at Bz o'clock, at ber residence on E street, between 6th and 7th. Navy Yard Hill. Dearest mother, thou hast left us, We thy loss most deeply feel; Lut ‘tis God that hast bereft us, He can all our sorrows heal, But above we hope to meet thee When our earthly toils are o We have loved thee, dearest m: Fare thee well for evermore On Monday, 18th instant, of pneumonia, ED- WARD SCOTT, son of Wm, B-and Auna V. Dyer, aged 3 years, 4 months and 6 days. ‘She funeral will take place from the residence of his parents, No, 313 13th street, between M and N, To-morrow morning. at 10 o'clock. : On the 19th instant, GEORGE ALBERT, nged 4 months and 17 days, youngest child of Win, Hl. and Mary J. Pritchett T; her, Prit t. The friends of the family are vited te attend the faneral to-morrow ( Weduesday) afternoon. at 23g o’clock ia a On the lath instant. EMILY FLORENCE ter of Sallie D, and the late Joseph P. I the Sth year of her “s “ The flow Yar faded.” | The relativesand friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her mother, 166 west 234 street, at 4 o clock on Wednesday afternoon, without further notice. {Philadelpbia papers please copy.] . On the ivth instant, atl o'clock a. after an iliness of nine days, DELPITINKE. belo wife of M. W, Beveridge, and daughter of C. Cammack. l take place from Mra. Lugen- ween 6th and 7th, on m., te whieh | the daugh- 388, in ARE CHANCE FOR A PERSON WISIITING OE AGE IN THE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY BUBINE: i The undersigned having actively engaged in business for a period of twenty-one years, and desiring to retire from the same, offer their stock, together with the good-will of their establish- ment, for sale, and the House for rent. ap lt Bis MUMRAY & SEMMES. O CARD PHOTOGRAPHS : F Noted individuals or works of art, plain or painted in vil colors, wholesale and reiail, at RA N & GO.’S, Opticians, 244 Pa. av., bet. 12th and 13th streets, Also, 399 Pa. ay, under the National Hotel. Catalogues furnistied on applieytion. BF Photozraph Albums of all sizes and patterns and at the lowest figures. ap )2-lw }OR SALE—A new 3)-horse power Upright Tn- bulat BOTLER; one W-horse power second hand Upright Tubular BOILER, Also. one 6)- horse power Horizontal Tubular BOILER; also, one Hand one I5-horse power locomotive style Tubular BOILERS. Also. second hand borizon- tal, single and double, Return Flue BOILERS; sizes from 8 to 36 horse power. Also, different sizes Upright and Horizontal ENGINES from 3 to 90 horse-power. All guaranteed to be in good z ire, either by mail or in person, to RIAS C. BASSHER & CU. No. 26 Light at. ap 3-l0t” OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, 486 486...........NEW STOCK.....-- 456 Just received the richest, handsomest and most ¥aried stock of Giltand Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames in the District. These goods are-warrant- ed to be gilded with gold leaf and of superior work- manship, “¥ 0. & beautiful assortment of Card Visite Frames of foreign and domestic manufacture. Al) goods warranted as Fepresented route cash, No. 486 7th street, eight doors above ap I-imit™ * “dad Fellows’ Hall. “3. Just opened, a beautiful assortment of Gold and Belvet Gold Embroidered and medium priced Also. a varied and choice stock of Satin and Bl Papers, Borders, Statues, Center Pieces, &c. Orders for Paperhangings or Window Shades Piferme cash for goods and labors 7” rm ee ge. tse aed AR °. etri , Cig! Loore Abo ap l-imim™ Odd Fellows’ Hall. | SPRING STOCK. +ss-++- PAPERHANGINGS.....-... 486 DEAFNESS, CATARRH, and diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. De. LIGHTHILL, from 34 St. Mark Place, New Yor‘, Author of +A Popular Treatise on Deafness,” «Letters on Catarrh,” Will make his third visit to WASHINGTON, On MONDAY, May 9th, and can be consulted at the Essrrt Hovex for ONE WERE until Saturday evening, May Mth, on DEAFNESS, CATARRH, and all the various diseases of the EAR, THROAT, AND AIR PASSAGES. From the Rev. Fred. 8. Jewell, Professor of State Norma? Scheol, Albany, N. Y. This may certify that I have been, since 1814, subject to violent dical attacks of catarrh, marked by a highly inflamed conditien of the lining membranes of the cavities of the head, producing a most peetrgeae es} species of head- ache for days at a time, wholly incapacitating me from business, and during the paroxysms confining me tothe bed. Insome instances the inflammation has extended to the teeth, occa- sioning toothache ; tc the threat, producing hoarseness and partial loss of voice; and and twice it has so affected the left eye as to con- fine me for a month or more to adarkened room. ‘Theseattacks have been accompanied by strong febrile azmnp icons ; by stoppage of the head, and, in ‘st stages, by watery discharges from the nose, subsequently becoming acrid and yellow, and to’ the close of theattack becoming bloody and purulent. I have tried medicines of almost every kind; external ap- Plications to the head, such as camphor, gin- ger, hot bandages, and fomentations of hot vinegar; snuffs of some half a dozen kinds, and other catarrhal preparations, together with in- ternal remedies, such as alteratives, cathartics andemetics. These have produced no change in the occurrence or character of the disease, and, in most cases, with little or no temporary relief. I had come, at length, to believe the disease to be practically beyond either cure or material alleviation. Under these circumstances I was led some five months ago, tomake atrial of Dr. Light- hill’s treatment. His method at once approved itself to my judgment, as simple, philosophi- cal, and likely to be effective. Notwithstand- ing the disadvantages under which he labored, in dealing with a disease of such long stand- ing, aggravated by nervous debility and dys- pepsia, and constantly induced by the acct- dents of my professional labor, 1 found the treatment reaching the disease as it had never been reached before, and producing such a modification and alleviation of its character, as I had supposed impossinie. I chronicle the results thus. AlthonghI have been situated several times, so that I should formerly have believed a severe attack of my catarrh inevita- ble, I have escaped thus far; the symptoms of threatened attack have been very light,and have yielded to the remedies employed by Dr. Lighthill, without need of recourse to the old hot fermentations, or emetics; and the dischar- ges from the head have resumed the original and natural condition. I count upona com. plete cure. ThatI have been able, however, to obtain so material a relief isto me a cause of gratitude. In that alone, Iam repaid for whatever the treatment may have cost me. I make this statement unsolicited, as ameans of acknowledging my obligations to Dr. Light- Rill’s method of treating catarrh, and witha view to aid any who may have suffered from that disease, in forming a just opinion of its merits, and its probable utility in their own case. EREDE. S. JEwELL, Prof. State Normal School. Albany, N. Y¥., March 14, 1864. Catarrh Cured. From Rev. R. P. Russell, Lynn, Mass. I have been much troubled with Catarrh of the worst type for some twenty years. It gradually grew worse, producing cough and hoarseness, destroying the sense of smell, and breaking down mr general health tosuch a degree as to compel me to resign my pastorate, and suspend public speaking. I made diligent use of the useful remedies, such as snuffs of different kinds, nitrate of silver, tar water, olive tar, and inhalations, but without any salutary effects. Last sum- mer I heard of Dr, Lighthill's suceessful mode of treating catarrh, visited him, and put my- self under his treatment. 1 began immediate- ly to improve, and this improvement has gone on to the present time. My catarrh has gradu- ally melted away, my cough has disappeared, my voice has become natural, and I am once more able to preach the blessed Gospel. Let me advise all troubled with catarrhal difficul- ties to apply to Dr. Lighthill. P. R. RUsset1, Lynn,Mass., Feb. 1, 1962. mh 31-eo3 7 BALLS, PABTIES, &c. TPHIRD GRAND Bate OF THE ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB, will be given at ISLAND HALL, corner 6th and D streets, Island, on THURSDAY, May Sth, 1891. The members of this Club will spars v0 pains to make this one ofthe grandest Bali of the season. Tickets ONB'DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman and ladies. By order of the Committee. 1t* J.C. FISHER, Sec, Frest GRAND BALL oF THE ACTIVE ASSOCIATION 0 Hi. METROPOLITAN HOOK AND LADDER COM- PANY, No. 1. The Members of the Active Association of the Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Company take great pleasure in announcing to their friends and patrons that their First Grand Ball will be given in the Hall of the Truck! House, on Mass. av.. between ith and 5th sts.,on THURSDAY EVENING. April 2ist, 1844. Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman and ladies ap 15-lw™ LOST AND FOUND. OST—On the isth instant, a WATOH KEY s.- tached to a $23 gold piece. ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving at No, 209 G street, between 18th and 19th. ap 19-2t" 5 REWARD —Lost, this morning, somewhere about the Circle, an ACCOUNT BOOK, The above reward willbe’ paid if returned to W. C. pe cr sone a Georgetown, D. C., . 16 ei t ie a wae W. C. HAZEL. ap i9-3t* $5 REWARD —Strayed on Saturday, 16th, a iS tween @ HANDS WANTED—. 4 Georgetown coal ehavece Wages ha] weakly. ap 19-3t* FOR RENT AND SALE. RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, on Fourteenth street. between Rand 8. Ina! 3 P.SMITH, in equace above. -'™ Te Of JOSE RH ee. W ASTED-—By a young woman, a SITUATION ,85 chambermaid ‘and waitress or to ee washing a Address Box 4 Star Office.* 8 Touma white woman. = SIT. Ds rae or chambermaid. 95 K street, between lith and 15t = harn es, and es i ant FLEMMING ional Sta Cat. betwee icand 6k ational Stables, on'C dy retwecn Wy ANTED—Bs a conn ens ae gusiet in ing. Address ‘Box 31 Wiad Pete SO GL, al and. West, “Georgetewn, D. Cr eferencess se" Lg ERR, three days at : Serer At MITCHELL'S Park House, "neat N UNFURNISHED OR PARTLY FURNISHED JA HOUSE WANTED. of Wor iz ome eee. entral. o 3 dress T.. Box 235 P.Q 0 “Tm moderate, (Ad ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, between th N, e ages Wer ie and n' Qe NG AAS, between tho ages living with his parents preferred. Le tweost bee good practical Catholic. id willing to give strict sttention to business. dress ve T. ap 19-3t W ANTED-APARTMENTS. suitable for house- Reoping, 4 a gentleman and wife; neighbor- hood of War Office preferred. Address P. CUR- REN. No. 181 Penn. avenue, above I7th street. ap 19-2t™ ILLINER WANTED—A first-class hand cax obtain a good permanent situation. City wages will be given, and can board with the family if desired. Apely to Mra. GEO. WATTS’S Millin- ery Store, 154 High street, two doors above West street, Georgetown. 1t* ANTED—DBy a respectable middle-aged woman _a SIPUATION aa nurse or chambering in a private family, and to do plain sewing; who has no objection to going in the country. Best of cit: pefexonces can be given. Address Box 46 Star Of- = ANTED.—A white woman for COOK, WASH- WitanditONen Aypnnn so0Gc8" Monee WANTED A BOY, at No. 34 Market Space, be- ti ap 18-3t* tween 7th and 8th streets. WaANTEDS BREAD BAKER, to work as sec- ond hand. Inquire at 499 llth street, or corner 432 and L streets, Island. ap 18-3t* 00D COLORED COOK WANTED—For officer's X mess, 2% miles from city, Apply at 481 Ninth street. ap 18-lw* ANTED AT ONCE—Three first-class COAT MAKERS; also. 3 or 4 PANTS MAKERS. None need apply but the best. Apply at 478 9th, between D and E sts. ap 18-3t* ANTED—A_ good BLACKSMITH HELPER, also. a HELPER in the palnt shop. Good wages will be given at WALTER & KARMANN’S Coach Factory, 346 D street, between 9th and loth streets. ap 18-3t* i) ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good BARRER at 574 7th street, Island, between B street and Maryland avenue. ap 16-3t* ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A GARDENER who is acquainted with the business; a single man preferred. Inquire at 452 8th street, (Our House.) ap 16-3t™ WANTED _IMMEDIATELY—A furnished or unfurnished HOUSE, medium size, Will buy apart or whole of furniture if parties desire to sell. Address Box 407. ap 16-3t* W ANTED—A SITUATION as nurse for the sick in a respectable private amily bv an expe rienced middle aged American woman. "Best. of references givom. ‘Address Mrs. HANNA MA; RANDER, 470 sith st., bet. Fand @. ap 15-3t* ANTED—Employment in a Hotel or some es- tablishment, by a first rate Carpenter, who. being disengaged a part of the time, would work at anything in his line in part pay for board, in advance if req and on very reasonable terms. Address immediately Box 35 Star Office. apl6-3t™ WANTED—Two or three ROOMS. Tor house- keeping, furnished or unfurnished. Address 8. G., Box 4% Post Office, or call at National Bank Room, U. 8: Treasurer's office, References ex- changed. ap 15-6t* ANTED—A good DINING-ROOM SERVANT; one who will make himself generally useful, A colored boy between the ages of 15 and 20 pre- ferred. Good wages and a comfortable home of- fered. Inquire at No. 182 I street, near 2ist street nortb. ap 12-lw* 3 000 HORSES WANTED. 2 War Department, yfaeairy Bureau, | Office ie f (Quartermaster. Washrnston, D.C . Aprit 12, 1364. One hundred and fifty-five ($155) dollars per head will be paid for all . . CAVALRY HORSES delivered within the next fifteen(15) days at the Government stables at Giesboro, D.C. Said horses to be sound in all particulars, not less than five (5) nor more than nine (9) years old; from 144 to 16 hands high; full fleshed, compactly built, bridle wise, and of size sufficient for cavalry purposes. és 5 These specifications will be strictly adhered to and rigidly enforced in every particular. si Payment made on delivery of ten (10) and over. ‘ours of inspection. 9 A.M.6¢ P.M. i MES A. EKIN, Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, ap 12-15t Cavalry Bureat® 1,000 ARTILLERY HOES WANTED AT c¢ of Chief Quartermaster, Depot of Washington. Ce aaniweren D.C., April 11, 1854. 1.000 HORSES, suitable for Artillery service, will be purchased at this depot. by the undersigned in open market, from date ie May 11, 1854. in lots of one to fifty, at_one hundred and sixty-five dol- lars ($165) per animal; each animal to be subjected to ae nee Government inspection before being accepted. sex to be delivered to, andinspacted by, Cap- fain C- HL. Tompkins. A. Q/M-.U ,corner of od and @ streets, Washing: RUCKER, D. Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster, ap 1-zit Depot of Washington, D.C. 3,000 HORS WANTED. Wan Department, Cavatry Burear, Mice of Chief ‘Quartermaster, Wasatnaton. D. C.. April 8, isst. One hundred and fifty ($150) dollars per head will be paid for all s 3 .,, CAVALRY HORSES vered within the next fifteen (15) days at the ernment Stables, Giesboro, D.C. id horses to be sound in all particulars, not less than five (5) nor more than nine (9) years old: from 1434 to 16 hands high, full built, bridle wise, and of size sufficient for cavalry purposes. . These specifications will be stroctly adhered to and rigidly enforced in every particular. Payment made on delivery of ten (10) and over. Hours of inspection from 9a. m. to 6 p.m. . JAM A. EKID ut. Colonel and ap $-Ist Ch Quarterm: valry Bureau. WANTED IMMEDIATELY—200 LADIE Embroider on Muslin, Linen and Camb To good hands constant work and good wages kiven. Ladies applying will please. bring samples of work. Apply at WM. PRINCE’S Stamping and Machine Stitching Depot, 381 F street, opposite Patent Office. fe 18 50 000 LADIES WANTED TO CALL AT : PRINCE'S Stamping Depot, 331 F street, opposite Patent Office, and get their Stamp- ing. Stitching, Pinking and Embroidery done. AS there are other Richards in the field, Intlies better look out that they come to Prince's, who is the only practical hand in the city. Be sure you go to F street, opposite Patent Office. mh 4 W AN TED—SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, Bedding and Housefurnishing Goods of every description. RB. BUCHLY 42% 7th street, DARK RED COW, with large sharp horns; mh 30-tf bet. G and H, east 5: about half of the tail cut off. The above reward Will be given if returned at No. 209 ita street, be- Mpineiteo te mee THOS. DRAWNY. PERSONAL. TYPO SUTLERS— LOST OR MIST ATD—At Bran OLLANDERS, ATTENTION.—CALL FOR A dy Station, on Friday, April ith, one large CHEST, (fastened with padlock,) containing per- sonal clothing, accounts, books and notions, be- longing to WG. Smith, Sutler 1ith Mass. Vols. Any information left at JOUN H. BARTH & C028, 237 Penn. avenue, will be suitably reward- ed ap 13-Lw* HE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO that this Monday morning, April 18,1831, he left his house from corner of Hstreet and Vermont avenue, down 15th street to Pennsylvania avenue, and came to his place of business, corner of loth and F street, where he missed his POCKET-BOOK. in which was a large amount of money and his license for the said place of business. The finder will be suitably rewarded for the delivery of the same, EDWARD BARRETT, of the firm of Barrett & Farreil, ap 18-3t* corner of F and lth streets. RPSPASSING AND TAKEN UP—THREE H COWS. “The owner will prove property, pay eke them away. eae ee nee em WUNDER & MOFFA ap 16 3t™ near Harmony Colored Ceme' 5 GH REWARD. —Strayed, on ‘Thursday. 1th, a Deo diack COW with a white face; she Was about Syears old. The finder will receive the above re- ward if returned at J, BROWN'S Restaurant, cor- her Isth street and Pa. avenue. ‘ap 16-1w* BOARDING. ERMANENT OR TRANSIENT BOARD can be had on moderate terms, at No, 386 North Cap- itol street, near the Depot, The house is kept by a Pennsylvania ie ap 19-3t" OARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GEN- tleman and wife or single persons. Location pleasunt. An experienced person wanted as house- eeper. Apply southeast corner 2ist and H sts., near Pa. avenue. ap 16-3t* oreorss AND LODGING CAN BE HAD IN a German, Brivate family, atNo. 529 9that., ‘ite the Center ) up stairs. ab Wet arket, up si YOUNG, OOD BOARDING and pleasant rooma can be had at reasonable rates, at No. 95 Ley ap 13 lw* ton street, Georgetown. PICTURE CURD axp TASSELS, &c. 4 i it and handsomest assortment of Pic- Seren ana Tassels, Rings, Nails, hen, in the District just received at URS No, 486 7th strest-etgntavore shove 5 el : Streets Odd Fellows’ Hall war-Terms cash, ‘sp L-Imif* LASS BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, Fis ser Lancaster 82 va ciroulars ad- oe steolas A. MORRISON. ° L. E¥.—Joseph Jansen. bornin the king- dom of the Netherlands, and who left about ten years ago for North America, or incase of hisdeath his legitimate chila or children,are called upon to furnish written evidence of their existence and residence at the office of the notary, A. Perk, at Hilversum, province Noord, Holland, and arron- dissement Amsterdam, in order to receive at the specified time a legacy left by Hendrik Jansen, during his life a mason at Hilversum. In case within three years of the present oall no satisfac- tory tidings or announcement arrive or takes lace, the legacy will lapse in favor of other rela- fives indicated in the testament. HILVERSsuM, Jan. 29. 1354. It* HEREBY FOREWARN ALL PERSONS FROM trusting my wife or any other person or persons onany account, as Lam determined to pay no bili my own cont: tion. Map Idee OP T* OP BDWARD ESPIUTA. WO LADIES, YOUNG, AND OF PREPOSSES sing appearance, are desirous of obtaining the attentions of two young gentlemen. Agreeable manners, good education, and pleasant address are indispensable. Money is no object. Address Miss LOTTY BRANDON, Post Office, Washington, or IDA LIVINGSTON. ap 18-3t* GENTLEMAN OF PREPOSSESSING AP- pearance. 23 years of age, a stranger in this city, would like to form the acquaintance of some handsome young lady of modest and retirin, hab its. with a view to matrimony. oney no object, Bhease lanes to FRED. C. LESTE ap 16-3t™ Washington, D.C. hed, compactly, A BRICK HOUSE. containinz six rooms. for rent, situated on north H street. eorner 24 giteet east. Apply to C. ORENSTEIN, 375 north B street, Capito! Hill. a0 19-30" FoR SALE-THE UNION FATING NOUsE, on the corner of Fourteenth and G streets west. It will be sold a i going into another busin quire on the premises, p 19-6t* )R RENT OB FOR SALE—A RESTAURANT ina first-rate locality xnd doing a good busi- ness; contains bar room and kitchen on first floor and four rooms on second floor, with larze yard, Aaviovad 27 F street, between ist and 224, rgain. asthe owner is For particulars in- f FPOE RENT—A FURNISHED PARLOR and sev. ., eral other adjoining Rooms. Also,a Basement with conveniences for cooking, The rooms will be let together or separately as desired. No. 315 north B street, Capitol Hill, The house is near the Capitol and within a halfa square of the city railroad, ap 19-3t* NEATLY FURNISHED SUITE OF ROO A with parlor and bed chamber on the first floor, can be obtained by immediate application at No. 377 3th street abetween New York avenue and 1 street. Also eer zentlemen cau be accommo- dated with god® board and pleasant rooms. Terms moderate, ap 19-2t* (OR SALE—A sinall tract of LAND (isi acres ‘about three miles from the Navy-Yard bridge, Rell located for @ market garden farm, Price $2.00, “Also, 80 acres, same distance from Nays poo bridge, eas ane good Fencing. wen lo- a with » One ro ‘ing to it. Inquire of JOHN W. VAN HOOK, No. 55 Louisiana av. ap 19-2aw8t FRARM_FOR SALE—in Montgomer Md.—containinz 100 acres of land, and be: tween the river and old Georgetown roads; 5) acres in cultivation, and the balsmee in heavy pine, which will cut 50 cords of wood per acre; improved bya small frame dwelling, orchards, '&c. It is eight miles from Georgetown, im a good neighbor- hood, {nd convenient to chiurehes and school. Ag’t for sale of Maryland lands,517 7th st. FOR SALE—A large ‘Brick Houre'ou sthstrect, 1 rooms; a handsome Frame House on L st., near 10th st., rooms; Brick House on N st., near sth st.,7 roome; a new Frame Store-Rouse on Mary- land av., bet. 6th and 7th sta,, 22x42 ft. ap 19-1" FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT—No. 360 ¢ street. ap i8-Iw* RICK HOUSE FOR RENT—Containing five rooms. Apply at the corner of south B and 6th streets east. ap 18-2t* OR RENT—Four_ unfurnished two- F FRAME HOUSES, with, ground attachod, on square No. 520, Apply to N MALL . street, between 3d ‘and 4th. ap ioe t OUSE FOR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE con- taining five rooms. The furniture for sale. ‘.yply on the premises, No, 463 M street, south side, between 12th and 13th. Possession given iim mediately, Beference Tequired, ap 18-3t* Fo RENT—To watchmakers, Jewelers, or others, a part of HOUSE, with Bow-window and Gas. in the upper part of the city, desirably located, and near all the Departments of the First -_Avply at this office, Box No. 44. ap 18-3t* Two. CHAMBERS on second floor, furnished, - and in every respect very pleasant and desi- rable, will be rented to gentlemen of respectabil- ity by the month, Inquire at No. 28, K street, between 7th and 8th streets. Ap 18-3t* OR SALE.—The GOOD WILL of a Grocery Store now doing a good business, a small lot of Groceries. and oot eta erticles of Dry Goods will be sold at a bargain; and the house and store for rent immediately. Inquire on the premises corner of 9th and N streets. ap 18-3t* (OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE on isth street, second door south of G street, contains eight rooms newly painted and papered. references required. Apply to GEO. A. LANE, Butter Dealer, Center Market, or [75 K street: between 18th and Igth sts., First Ward. ap 15-2t™ Fo SALE—The FURNITURE and LEASE ofa house (private boarding) in a_good locality. Rent very low. Price$2,00 cash. None but those ready to comply with the terms need apply. Im- mediate possession kien. Apply by note or in person to D.C HARRIS, 291 @ street, bet. 13th and lith, from 6 to7 p. m. only. Bp 18-3t* 'ORSALE.—A FARM in Prince George's county, " 2% miles from Scages’s Switch. 12 miles from Washington; 189 acres, 190 in fine timber, balance cleared; fair improvements. Will be sold cheap for cash or exchanged for improved city property. Call at No, 300 corner of 9th and M streets. ap 18-3t* OR RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE in George- town, cligibls situated, containing 14 rooms in complete order, having gas and water. Terms: $150 per month, payable monthly in advance, Sat one? references required. Apply to H. C. SPALDING, Attorney, No. 338 street, near ‘Washington, D. C. ap 13-3t" +REENBAOK RESTAURANT FOR SALE with furnished rooms attached and a lease of § years. Inaugre at 452 10th street, first door above Ford's eater. ap 16-3t* FoR SER este private family, FOR: NISHED ROOMS, on second floor, for gentle- in the vicinity of War and Treasury Departments. Inquire before 9 o'clock a.m. and after 4 p.m. “Apply at 268 Vermont av- enue, between Hand T. ap 15-3t™ OR SALE OR RENT—A first-rate two-story FRAME HOUSE, containing nine rooms, to- gether with nine BUILDING LO’ set out with choice fruit, such as peaches, pears, plums, cher- ries, grapes. all of the best selection; with a pump of excellent water in the yard; on the corner of G and 13th streets and Penn. avenue east. For further particulars call at residence No. 575. ap 16-I1m* D. CARROLL. OR SALE—§6W for four-years LEASE of a store on Pa. avenue, 2 by 8) feet. with room back. cation Eee for. au, business. MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, ap15-7t* _southeast'cor. Pa. av. and sth at. WILL PURCHASE A NEAT FRAME $4,500 HOUSE, containing 6 rooms (inclut- ing store and bar room, with $1.5 0 worth of stock.) Lot 25x114: location unexcelled; title perfect anil immediate possession. MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, ap l6-2W southeast cor. Pa. av. and 15th at. F°, SALE—A valuable SLAUGHTER HOUSE PROPERTY, 25/09 feet of ground and im- provements, as follows: Slaughter house, 16x45; one do. 2)x25; ice house, 20x2); stable 18x25—substantial brick buildings; cattle and stable yards well paved. admirably pispred for a soap and candle factory or tannery. Will be sold for $5,000. MITCHELL & SON, Keal Estate Broker: ap 15-Im southeast cor. Pa. av. and 5th FR SALE—A STORE and DWELLING HOUSE, No.401, on7th street, between H and I streets. Lot 2 by 7 feet. Thisisafi A BRICK HOUSE, No. 6 4th and 5th streets. Has six rooms. Sets back from the street. Lot 39 by 219 feet, running through to Rides street. Isa very desirable place for a private residence. A BRICK HOUSE, No.432, on 9thstreet, between G and H streets. Has four rooms. Sets back, with yard in front. Lot 19 feet 6 inches by 99 feet. A FRAME HOUSE, No. 373, on 9th street between I and New York avenue. Seven rooms. Lot 2) by 100 feet. A FRAME HOUSE, No. 342, on Ith street between L and M streets, Has six rooms, Lot 2) county, men. The locati t-rate business place, on M street between. by 100 feet. A FRAME HOUSE, No. 342, onGstreet,between Six rooms. Lot 20 by 80 feet, Nth and 12th. a PS) RRR: 33 Mat., bet’ 4th and sth, For particulars appl: ap 13-im*™ No. OR RENT—A large BRICK HOUSE, having ' been thoroughly repaired throughout, con- taining fifteen rooms. including a large dining room, parlors, &e., situated on High street, Georgetown, suitable for a hotel, boarding-house, &c, Immediate possession given. Inquire at No! 457 Thirteenth street, between E and F, hetween Wand 1 o’clock. apll-2w* ARGE BRICK DWELLING on _H north, be- tween 6th and 7th west. 525, will be sold for $8,000, Immediate possession, Terms easy, Would also sell other improved and unimproved Brpperty in convenient locations, Bo MILBURN, 524 Istreet north. ap 6-]m* FOR SALE OR RENT—That first-class DWELL- ING HOUSE and lot of ground at the south- west corner of Prince and Columbus streets, Alex- andria, Title perfect and immediate possession given. Inquire of JAMES A. STOULENBERG, Alexandria, or of the subscriber, Franklin Row, Washington, corner i3th and K sts. ap 5-lin™ J. H, LATHROP. OUSES FOR SALE. A Corner Lot, 150 feet front on Pa.av.,con- taining 22,500 square feet of ground, improved by stores, offices, and residences, is one of the best locations for a first-class hotel in Washington. The whole of this excellent property can be pur- chased for $125,000—$25,000 cash, balance on long ime, A fine Brick Residence on K st., eppo. Franklin Square, 12 rooms, 26 by 133 ft to 30 foot paved al- ley, stable and carriage house... -.-- $19,000 ae ees on llth st., near Pa, av., 26 a0 rooms ..... Re == 8, Brick Residence on L st., 23 by is, 10 rooms, good stable. ~- 5,500 A substantial Bric! 3d 18 by 100, 8 rooms A snug little Bricl 6 rooms. 2,300 Frame Dwelling, 16 rooms, and 10,500 feet of 500 400 by 130, 4 rooms, ea ++ 1,100 poliding of deri F ble F 8 for sal rm: 3 pum SIITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, ap4-tM) 8. E. corner Pa. av. and 15th st. “HER MAJESTY” CHAMPAGNE. THE ROYAL WINE OF ENGLAND. A limited quantity of this superior Wine has been secured for the undersigned, and the first shipment of 500 cases has arrived, by the steam- ship Olympus, direct from the cellars of the well- known house of Messrs. DE VENOGE & CO., at Epernay, France. The present invoice will be introduced into this market at the very low price ofp WENTY DOLLARS PER CASE OF QUARTS, payable in currency, which is much below its frst cost. i The superior quality of this Wine is guaranteed, and it is offered with confidence of its approval by connoisseurs, Orders for one or more cases may be addressed, by letter or otherwise, to the undersigned. WM. HENRY WARD. Wine and Fruit Dealer. No, 7 Broad atrect, near Wall, New York, ap l-a \T—With er without Board, an excel- FoR EARLOR and several well furnished BED- ROOMS, at 450 ith street, within five minutes walk of the Kirkwood House, Willards’ and the Patent Office, Post Office and Treasury and State is. ie location is unsurpassed in Werhington, vo children in the house. 'deZ7-tf SS SS SE AUCTION SALES. ak | ou Sates ah 8 ha For other Auction Sales see first page. SEES ESO eS THIS AFTERNUON AND TO-MORROW BY W.L, WALL & GO., Auctioneers, COMMISSIONERS’ SALE OF Ho! By yirtue of the order and decree nt the Bopeoea: Court of the District of Columbia, dateon the Sth day « - 1864, the undersigned - missioners will offer for sale at Public Auction, on TUESDAY, the 19th day of April, A. D. 1864, at 5 o'clock p. m., in front of the premises. the south t numbered Seventeea, (17) in numbered one hundred and ninety-Aix. (195) of t) pian of the city of Washington: bei neing for the same st the southeast corner of seid Lot, and ran- nit g thence west eighty feet; thence north twenty (20) feet; thence west (40) feet, to the line of an alley in the rear of said Lot; thence north with the line «f sald alley five (5) feet six (6) inches; thence east one bundred and twenty (129) feet, and thence south with the line of Fifteenth atreet weat me Bapatt foetgnx (6) inchee to the place of be- inping; e imprevemn - £ Zora two tory frome house. re ser ey is pro} situat on ee! west, between and N streets north ae eta Terms: One-third cash; the residue in install- ments of sixand twelve months; the porebeser giving hie bonds, payable to the @ parties entitled, and bearing interest from the of rale. Title deed to be retained until the whole of the perchase money is vats st of th h conveyancing at the cost o ie puor! . sane OHN YAR RISWIUK, Fi cH GEORGE T MeGL. GEORGE L. SHERIFF, WM. 3. MURPAGI, W.L, WALD 8 OOo hens, BY J.C. Mc@UIRE & €O,, Auctioneers, HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON M STREET One BET WE) FOURTH AND FIFTH On TUBSDAY AFTERNOON, i Pea topic reas arg - 5 }. Givi some ding Lots, front sean a's fect ou BE pairs ors hoiwean ath ann ctlh etrecta west, ane These Lots a healthy and de- sirable part of the city. fi neovand command a beautifal view of thowhole Gite” Also, at same tim.¢ a emall and desirable Lot north W street, near the corner Ofath, being. part of Lot 2, in Square 18, on i ‘erms: one- cash balance in si and eighteen months with interest, and secured OF adeed of trast. feogRVevances at cost of the parchaser. Titles per- -d J.C. MOGUIRE & €0., ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE On TUESDAY, the 10th instant ook rig ty Et ». m., We shall bell in front of the premin a part of Lot 7, and all , 0 ewes 1o" Person wprenifice of perohest Build. west. ‘sons desirous of pi ne aa ing Lots in this section of the city would do well to aifend the sale as the property will be sold without Terms of sale: One-half cash, balance in six and gare months. for notes bearing interest, a deed ven ai a 4 e 82 will be requ of each purchaser when the Proper ¥ is Knocked down, War! e deed given, apiecods GRWEN @ WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, hum bis, Equity, dated on the at and rendered in a cause ¢ io. Court between Christop! B. Todd, tru 1 pendi: er Uterine and istees of the late Go and others, complainants, and Julius BE. Grammer ‘illiam ttleib OC. Grammer and William H. and defendants, the undersigued trustess will sell te Ppa auction, the followii 7 of homestead the late G. 6 Urtuimer.tn Washinetoe city, D.O.: On MONDAY. i] 18th, at half-past 5 o'clock p.m, On the premise! it ibe! nine.(9,)in Square numbered five hundred and thirty-three, (533.) frenting fifty six {feet and’ two inches ob, O street north, Be tween Thin and Four-and s:haif streets he 80] lions, eac! Rave a front of Leen erat fect end one inch, And on the following. rae TEESDA Y) the 19h day We will sell on the premises, at half-past 5 o’cloek .T., Jot numbered d Gfteen (15) and part of lot num- . .) eighty seston L street north, between 15th and 16th streets west, — opposite the residence of Alexander Bor- and, Esq. The terms of sale are: One-third eash; the bal- ance to be paid in equal ins! nts, in six and fweive months from the day of sale, the said. bal- ance to bear interest from the day of sale. and the payments thereof to be secured by the notes of the parchaser and said notes to be secured by a deed of trust oi e said pro. re, If the terms of sale be not complied wit’ fa five days from the day of sale the trustees reserve th ies to re sell, at the risk and expense of the pur- chaser. All conveyancing and stamps at the expense of the purchaser. QAR. CRAMMER, prastoen. ap.s-d J.C, McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. Y WM L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. SALE OF IMPROVED ,ROPEBTY ON TAB By virtue of a decree of the late Circuit Court of the Dietriot of Columbia, be: date on th me! of May.A.D 1860 nad passed hu cause sehice . W. Moore & Oo. complainants, and Geo. F. Kirk and otbers are defendants, I shati offer for sale at pubdlicauction.tn front of the premises.on THURS- Dar, the ldth of April, A. D. 1864, at §0’clock, parte Lots of ground numbered seven if?) and nine (9,) Square numbered four hundred and thirty: (487,) of the plan of the city of Washington. as de- scribed in the proceedings in the said cause (the dimensions of which L be given om the day of sale) with the improvements thereon. consisting Beat ard substantial two-story brick hous:, tween in end oti etrects ‘west,in'e triving’ and een an a west, e vi an healthy neighborhood. Terms: One-third cash, the residue in two install- ments of six and twelve months, the purchaser red Payments. bearing interest fr he deed to be re- tained jatil the whole of the purchase money is ‘All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser, EOWARDO.CARRINGTON, Trustee, mh30-e02W W. L. WALL & 00., Aucts, 87- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April igh take “apis W. L.’ WALL & 00, Ai uct. BY J.C, MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, BOOKS, A collection of miscellaneous Books will be sold at Public Sale at the Auction Rooms, commencing TUESDAY EVENING, April 19th. at7 o’clock, and continuing each evening thereafter until all are sold, The collection isthe Stock of a Collector ant Dealer in Old Books. and embraces every variety in the Book line, ne ning Law, Medical. History. Statistics, Cyclopedias, Geography, Astronomy, Botany, Novels, &c,, &c. z cash,, apie J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Axcts. By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. MPORTERS SALE.—We will sellat publicanc- tion early next month by order of Oremelien & Oo., on their premises, No. 393. Pennsylvania ave- Bue, up stairs, a very choice stock of Wines, Bra dies, 2c., consisting of about Ion dosen ‘The sata stock hag been on hand in this city about 4 years, and not before offered to the public, Private fami- lies, the trade, and sutiers can avail themselves for the advancing seagon with such articias ap met with, now sold only fcr reason of a change of busi- ness, and one of the partners going to Europe. slp will be ready two days before sale day, which will be hereafter announced mh.80-lw [Ohron.] W.L. WALL & OO., Aucts, S7-THE ABOVE SALE WILL POSITIVELY take place on WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant, at Wo’ciock. aps (OVERNMENT SALE EMPTY BARRELS MPTY BARRELS!! Will be sold at public auction at Sixth street wharf, Washington, D. C..on WEDNESDAY, April llo’clock,a. m., the following empty barrels, more or less, viz: 4,000 Pork Barrels, 1,009 Coffee Barrles. (heavy) 20) Whisky Barrels, 15) Ham Barrels, 5) Flour Barrels, 180 Molastes Barrels, 250 Vinegar Caske. Terms, cash, in Government funds, G. BELD, ap.l1-st Lieut. Col. and C. 5" S43 OF CONDEMNED HORSES AND MULES Cuter QuasrzrMasta’s Orricx, of Washinton, Washinston, D.C, March 39,1054. Wil be sold at public auction, at the Co: gear the 0! vatory, in city of Wi WaDNSSDAY. A Eb AY. ap ee Oe 0} HOBBES AND MULES, Condemned as unfit for public service. Terms cash in Government funds. Bales to commense at 10 0” a of, RUCKER, Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, mango 2:1: Gen: and eet of Washington Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown. OLD LUMBER AT AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. at {o'clock, T ill sell at the ree |, George’ I Lot of Lumber, about 18,000 feet. 7 sh. Fore THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS n. D. * ‘hich interest will be ble quarterly. oa obtain some om application to WILLIAM LAIRD, Esq., Clerk of the Corporation. ap 18-d3w . H. DONOHUE se, rae H, POMBEKS SND GAS FITTERS, No. 70 Brivcz StRExst, GEORGETOWN. All orders for Gas Fitting, Alterations and Ex, tensions will receive prompt and faithful atten tion, Plumbing in all its branches executed in the best manner. Water introduced and Hydrants put up at short notice. mb 22-Im* Y GREEN & WILLAMS. Auctioneers. UOTION SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c. Abn THURSDAY, the 2st inst. st 10 o'clock, a. m., we shall a rocery corner Euyenth und N streets north; s well assorted eiet ceries, Liquors. & in part of— Bugars, Golices, Btareh, Spices, £6, Adamantine and Tallow les, Nutmegs, Mace. Gitzon., id Black, Imperial, and other Teas, Bourbon Whisky aud Cognac Brandy, Holland Gia, Madeira, and Port Wines, imeking and Chewing To’ 5 ‘ith many other articles too numerous to enumer- GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Coo LT is ‘eve. and 18th #8,