Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1864, Page 3

a Satelite TO-NIGHT. ROVER’Ss Theater —E. L. Davenport, | ‘W. Wrllack and Mrs. Farren, the goat tenaie allisnce whoa few weeks ago gave entire satis. iaction to Mr. Grover's patrong, have been re- engaged for a brief season by that enterprising manager, and they will be sustained by an admirable compsny. The opening performance ‘will consistof Shakspeare’s tragedy, “Othello.” Mr. Davenport as “Othello,” Mr. ‘Wallack as “Ingo,” and Mrs. Farren as “Emelia.” Forp’s TueaTeR.—Mr. Forrest will appear to-night in his great original character of “Jack Oade,” in the play of that name, written ex- Pressly for him by Judge Conrad, of Philadel. phis, and which, whenever Played, has added aoe to Forrest’s brow. The cast is a mi cent one, and embraces John - doch, Mrs. J. H. Allen, and others.” iran CANTERBURY.— Manager Lea announces many pew pores this week, and among them are Mrs. Frank Drew, the comedienne; Mr. J. De Forrest, the light comedian—both from Niblos’, New York; Nellie Howard, the jig dancer; Sam Raintorth, the pantomimi: it; Mule Gordeiia and Mile D'Estephe, the ballet Performers; who will appear in conjunction ‘with the old company, in farce, comedy, bur- Jesques, songs, dances, &c , &c. VaRIETIES.—At this resort J.S. Maffit is an- Mounced to appear ina number of amusing jpantomimes, in compacta. with a star troupe of pantomim ists, ‘jaggie Friel, Lina Windel, Kerns, Thompson and many others will a; pear. A really rich entertainment will given. METROPOLITAN HALL.—Visitors to this pop- ular resort always have a good time, for the entertainments are of 8 most amusing and in- teresting order. The list of performers em- ‘braces Many names well known in the concert hall world. ———__ SHAKSPERIAN CELEBRATION.—On Saturday evening, the birthday of Shakspeare at the various theaters, where the ‘formances were peculiarly e few gentlemen, mostly of Enelis eee eeecanty dia pone to the partaking o1 genuine English dinner served up at Fletcher’s St. Nichelas, op) ite the Treasury, under the direction of Mr. Albert “Woodley, of the Star and Garter. The room ‘was hadsomely decorated—the cross of St. and our national flag being entwined at the head of the table, and a bust of the « im- ‘mortal bard” being placed in a conspicnous lace. The company, at about eight o'clock, yk their seats at the table, the head being taken by Mr. Woodley, and Capt, Hogg, late of the 2d New York artillery, presiding at the “ppente end. Among those at the table were . T.S. AtLee, of Wilkes’ Spirit, and Lieut. owry, of the Times, formerly in the English wervice, but now of our Army. After the fine ae or mutton and the roasted beef, both of ‘which were served up in «John Buil” style, had been discussed, with the innumerable side dishes, the cloth was removed, and the follow- Jowing toasts were announced : Ist. The day we celebrate—the birthday of one “known and read of all men;” the world -@elights to do him honor. « Sweet bard of Avon, chief of mortal men, We ne'er shall look upon his like in.”” Responded to by Mr. Woodley, who recited # Othello’s apology” in an admirable manner. 2d. The President of the United States. Responded to by Capt. Hogg. 3d. Queen Victoria. Song—“God Save the Queen,” by Mr. Henry Tanfield. 4th. Shakspeare. His birth, like thesun, gives light, warmth and beauty to the universe. An emanation of the Infinite, hisname is immortal, and bis glory and fame will live throughout all generations. Responded to by Mr. AtLee. Volunteer toasts were given by Capt. Todd, Mr. AtLee and others, which drew forth sev- ral addrcssee, songs and recitations, keeping the company entertained until midnight. Tue DeatH or Mason GENERAL TOTTEN.— General orders No. 179, issued from the War Department, Adjutant General’s office, under date of April 23, announces in appropriate terms the death of Maior General Joseph Gil- bert Totten, Chief of Engineers of the U.S. Army, whe died at his residence in this city on Friday evening, in the 76th year of his age. General T. was born in New Haven. Conn., April 23, 1788, and graduated at the Military Academy in 13.5,from which he was promoted tothe Corps of Engineers, and, with a brief interval, from 1906 to 190s, continued in that arm of service, passing honorably through every grade till he became, in 1833, Chief En- gineer of the Army. The Senate, before his death, unanimously confirmed his nomination by the President, to be Major General by bre- ‘vet, for long, faithful and eminent services. In 1812 General T. was called to the field to Assume the arduous duties ot Chief Engineer of the army on the Niagara frontier, where he took & conspicuous part in the attack o2 Queerstown Heights, and the following year im the capture of Fort George, Upper Canada, and repulse of the British flotilla on Lake On- tario. He was also in the attack on La Cole Mill, Lower Canada, and the battle of Platts- burg, and in this brief war won the admiration of his brother officers, and the marked appro- bation of his government. In addition to Gen. Totten’s multiplied military avocations he was an active member of the Light House Board, a Regent of the Smithsonian Institu- tion, a Cerporator of the National Academy of Science, and a member of many scientific as- sociations. His funeral will take place to-morrow after- noon at4 o’clock, from his late residence No. 203 G street. eg DEATHS OF SoLpreRs.—The deaths of the Yollowmg soldiers have been reported at the oftice ot Capt. Moore, Assistant Q uartermas- ter, 131 F street, between 21st and 22d streets: Charles F. Miller, 19th regiment V. R. Joshua Pittsley, Co. G, 24th Mass.; Daniel Spi- cer, 39th 1il,; Richard White, Co. a N. Vv. artillery; Isaac Adams, 10th N. Y. artillery; Mason J. Nickereon, ist D. O. Cavalry; Daniel McNulty, Co. B, lst regiment V. R.C.; Thos. Hesketh, Co. K, ist Maine cavalry; Lawrence McLaughlin, Uo. G, 17th N. Y.; Charles W. Smith, 2d Vermont; John Long, (o. A, 2d Pa. artillery: Jobn Smart, Co.C.15th N. Y. Eng'rs -lohn H. Mason, Co. D, 24 Ohio cavalry; Jonas Richardson, V. R. C.; George Bauer, Ist N. J.; ‘Waiter McDurmid, Co. K, 3d N. i Flickinger, 14th regiment Y. R. C. Moorhead. Co. L, 16th Penna. cavalr: ‘T. Simms, Co. E, 9th regiment V. R. Ross, 17th Penna. cavalry. erin ya FourtH WarD STATION Casus.—Edward Wall, disorderly: dismissed. Richard Bennet, ~violating the cow law; $2.55. John Mason, do.: do. Wm. Roach, disorderly; $1.50. Also, malicious mischief; dismissed. Jas Collins, crunk and disorderly; do. John E. Florey, grand larceny; jail for court. Barney Calla- han, drunk; dismissed. Hannah Wiison, va- grancy; workhouse. Bridget Welch, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Geo. Wall, drunk; do. John Smugins, disorderly: do. Jane Hohn, do:do. Chas. Grover, ao. Mary Fletch- stein, threats; do. Geo. Plitchstein, assault and battery;do. John Conner, do: do. John McLene, violating city law:do. Bartholomew Foley, do. #2.58. Louisa Williams, fast riding; $5.44. Pat’k Boyle, drunk and disorderly: military. Aaron Tifer, drank, $1.55. M. Dil- don, do.; do. } —————_—_ Port or GrorcETown.—Entered—Steamer May Flower, Robinson, New York, merchan- dize; J. O. Stimes, Renney, Phisadelphia. Cleered —Steamer May Flower, Robinson, Philadelphia; Haze, Foljer, New York; schr’s. "wW.C. Nelson, Rose. do.; M. A Peedmon, Wea- ‘ver, Mycomico; Adalize. Gates, St. Mary's, “Martha Ann, Medley, Leonardtown; D. E. Sawyer, Laper, Jersey City; Henry Finch, “Valkenburg, New York; Hope, Phillips, Bal- timore; G. Franklin, Tyler, Philadelphia; Wm. Ogden, Parks, Accomac; Flying Fish, Barnes, do.; sloops American Banner, Knight, Aléxan- dria; barges Arlington, Owen Pohick; Herrich, Nelzon, New_York. ——— Secoxp Warp Station Oases.—H, Jack son, deserter; military. Jacob Simpson, drunk; 21.5S.. Phillip Jones, disorderly:#!, E. Spear, dgrunk; $150 Caro'ine Edlin, Amanda Stuart, Margt. Foster, Sarah Dorsey, fighting; $1.50 each. J. Dunavan, assault and battery, $2. Kitty Shanty, rae fy #2. John Jones, do.; dismissed. Sarah Reed, dressed in male at- tire: $5. Sarah Brown, do.: $5. Alice Brown, disorderly: $2.50. Kodney McCodden, drunk and disorderly; military. Sarah Williams, do.; #250. David Folley, do.; #2. ee.” See Gone TO JaiL.—Jehn Dacey, Geo. Rollins, and James Worden, were arrested Saturday for stealing feed from Daniel Myers, and for assault and battery on two men. hisisa wild party of boys from the English Hill section, and the police have been watching them for ‘months. The evidence is now so clear that they cannot escape a trial at court. All were sent to jail toawait the action of the grand jury, by Justice Giberson. piel ar ETF THE GRAND BALL in honor of the ladies who 80 well attended to their duties at the late Pa- tent Office Fair, will be given to-morrow night in the hall of that building, and there is every indication that the bail will be a grand affair. On account of the exceedingly bad weather, the dast one was not so well attended as it should have been. o ee Bawpy Hous Ciosep.—The three sto brick, No. 409 G, between 6th and 7th streets, cceupied by Miss Anne Howard, was closed Saturday by the Fourth Ward Police as a tone nouisey and poy girls held as witnesses ppesT against her at court. She to bail by Justice Giberson. hs a DL RK. | Editor Star :-—Itis perhaps due to a consider- ble number of your rea that a more exact statement than you have yet published be given of the origin and progress of the difficulties at McKendree Church. From the best informa- tion we have been able to obtain. it appears that they run Lack to some extent to 1860. In that year “The Sunday School Advocate,” the tegular child's paper of the M. E. Church, ublished at her «+ Book Concern” in New ork, was dropped or excluded from the McKendree Sunday School. This was done after the action of the General Conference of that year on the subject of slavery, and epee the assumed grounds that Editor of the Advocate held ultra views on that ques- tion which he would be bound to disseminate, anc that he had in fact published some articles in accordance with these views, in which in- vidious distinctions were drawn between children in free and slaveholding States. About six months since, some of those origi- nally concerned in dropping “ The Advocate,” {old citizens—either because of a change of their opinions in relation to it, or because of the great change which had taken place in the public mind concerning slavery, thought the Ree should be formally restored to the school, exccee cee Rumber made ® motion to that ‘Was 0) « director,” and it was Piected. wae Doring the pendency of this question, anoth- er arose as to the singing in the opening ot the e#choo!,—the Sabbath Schoct Hymn Book of the Chureh having been dispieced «The Golden Shower.” Disapproving of this, the Assistant Superintendent Fesigned im Decem- ber last. The Superintendent having Tesigned his position in the August previous, durmg a somewhat animated discussion between hin and J. N. Davis, concerning the enforcement or suspension of one the rules of order or govern- ment of the school, it was left without Super- intendents, In this condition of things, the last Quarterly Conference of the late ecciesias- tical year cameon. By the Discipline of the Church it was the duty of the preacher in charge, Rev. J. Thrush, to present a written report of the state of the school, which he did ip brief and truthtul words,—referring, among matters, to the fact of the resignations of the Superintendents. It was also the duty of W. A. Cook, being a member of the Quarterly Conference Sabbath School Committee, to make & report, and he did so, peinting out some de- fects im the organization and operations of the school. report, it would seem, was re- garded as correct by the majority of the body to _whom it was made. E. F. Ferris, after having referred to some of the books of the library as “religious novels.” etc., offered @ resolution which looked to the return of the resigned Superintendents to their vacated positions, which was supported b: him, Mr. Cook and others, and opposed by J. N. Davis, Z. Jones and others, It was lost or voted down mainly in consequence of asseve- tations that such was the inflexibility of J. C. Harkness, that under no circumstances would he resume his official relation to the school. At length Mr. Cook presented a resolution designed to bring about the correction of two defects mentioned in his report, viz: The want in the constitution of the school of a connection with the Sunday School Union of the M. E. Church, etc., as required by her discipline, and the refusal to take the “Advocate.” The resolution was adopted with little op- Position, old citizens and new citizens voting for it. After haying been erroneously communicated to the school, in a second communication it was sentin correctly, whereupon Mr. Cook offered for its adoption or rejection an amendmenttothe constitution substantially in accordance with the resolution of the Quarterly Conference; @ motion being then on the journal of the school in reference to «The Advocate.” Definite action on these motions was post- Poned; new business was allowed to be taken Up before unfinished business, and finally J. C, Harkness and J. N. Davis brought a lengthy address to the Quarterly Conference into the School, in which the reports of the pastor of the church and of Mr. Cook-and the views of Mr. Ferris relative to the literature of the school were assailed, the motives of one or more of them impugned, and the Quarterly Conference invoked to reconsider its action, and to let the school alone. ,Protracted debate sprung up. Mr. Ferris, F. L. Harvey and others proposed measures of compromise; they were rejected or not accepted by Messrs. Harkness and Dav s, and the ad- dress was adopted by a vote made up largely of young and inexperienced persons, and for a while the subject was at rest. It was expected that the address would be presented to the Quarterly Conference at its late session; but for some unexplained reasons and it is said by an unauthorized party, it was withheld. The Presiding Elder, however, offered “a compromise measure,” and upon its adoption, and the rejection of a scheme intro- duced oy Mr. Harkness, he retired from the Quarterly Conference, and at an adjourned persien in effect it reaffirmed its previous ac- tion. On Saturday night, immediately following the regular session, and before the adjourned session, a meeting was held at the house of Rey. G. W. Mitchell, on Ninth and M streets. Sunday morning arrived; Mr. Harkness, Davis, Langley, Jones and others were absent from their places in the Sunday school; a number of scholars failed to appear ; the choir singing books were locked up; and it was soon ascer- tained that an actual secession had taken place, and that those prominent in it were holding a prayer meeting in the Episcopal chapel corner of N and Sixth streets, where a Sabbath school has since been established. Not- knowing, in view of his -onduet, what course Mr. Hark- ness would pursne concerning his class, the preacher in charge, in performance of his duty, attended it, and, after waiting for Mr. H. until ast the usual hour, proceeded to lead it. But e did not thus take the class from him;’ as he might have done. Nor did he in any manner attempt to do so, or intimate that it would be done, either as respects him or others, until he had interrogated them with regard to their future purposes, withoat receiving any satisfactory response. Besides the Sunday school, the seceders have established | prayer meetings and class or experience meet- ings at the same hours as the regular meetings of McKendree Church, and, virtually at least, in opposition thereto. Some of those whohave “gone off” with the dissatisfied party have asked for certificates of membership, which have not been granted, because their requests did not come within the requirements of the Discipline, and because they baye arrayed themselves against “the order of the church.” The regular meetings of McKendree Church, under the control of the pastor—we believe 4 devoted man and staunch loyalist, and oppo- nent of both national and ecclesiastical secession— continue well attended and prosperous. To sum up all, it appears that the difficulties | in this station arose from the fact that sone side” desired the Sunday School to be fully and strictly conformed to the rules and usages | of the M. E. Church, both in letter and practice; «the other side” hesitated or were unwilling to do so, either from personal considerations or because of the slavery views of the editor of “The Sunday School Adyocate,” or for other reasons. With this statement we believe we are done with this subject. ALIQUIS. SPECIAL NOTICES. Sg ee Dr. Baxnixe’s Braces Will be applied by himself, for a few days only, at the National Hotel, commencing on Saturday. the 23d, between the hours of 24 and$ p.m. Puimo- nics. Dyspeptics, drooping children and adults, and the subjects of Her Spinal Affections. Ute- rine Weaknesses, Constipation and Piles. should | apply early; especially weak ladies, clerks at the desk, and military, subjects of ruptures, or a weak ack. saaier Private reference to distinguished indiviiuals can be given, ap 21-4t* Ose Doriar—One Do R. Gold Plated Jewelry in every variety—both la- dies and gentlemen's wear—at 43% Pennsylyania avenue, near 472 street, at the Dollar Jewelry Store. ap 19-lw* @ Heaps tHat Reet against the rules of Taste or Beauty, in their color or in the loss of all their color, may be changed in afew moments to any Beautiful Shade, by a single application of Cristaporo’s Ware Dre. The rapidity of its operation, perfect safety, per- manent healthful effect, and the exceeding depth and richness of the hues it imparts, distinguish this preparation from all other Dyes in use in this country or in Europe. CrisTapoRo’s Hain PreseRvaTive, a valuable adjunct to the Dye, in dressing and pro- moting the growth and perfect health of the hair, and of itself, when used alone—a safeguard that protects the fibers from decay under all circum- stances and under all climes. Manufactured by J. Cristadoro, No. 6 Astor House, New York, Sold by all Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dress- ers. mh 31-d&weolm MARRIED, At the Church of the Epiphany. April 2st, by ev. Charles Hall, ALEX, 8. ROBERTS. of Cal. ifornia.to Miss MAGGIE A. B.. youngest daugh- ter of the late Henry Burman, of Upper Marlboro, Prince George's county, Md. “No cards, * (San Francisco papers please copy.} DIED On Sunday afternoon, after a lon, illness, Mrs. HANNAH M. RIDDLEMOSA. of Bal- timore, for many yeores resident of the D.C. The funeral will take place this afternoon. at 4 o’clock, from the residence of her uncle, John Vard. No. 397 lth, between H and I streets west. The friends of the family are respectfully request- ed to attend. “i On the 4th inst., JAMES BERNARD MORGAN, infant child of John and Elizabeth Morgan, aged 10months. 4 The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Tuesday) after- noon, at 20’clock. from 23d street, between H and 1, Washington, D.C, ¥ and painfal ABTIES, &c. First GR AND Bann OF THE YOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL CLUB Will be held at TEMPERANCE HALL, Oo WEDNESDAY, April 27, 1864, Jobn Hughes, The managers pledge themselves that nothing will be left undone on their part to render this the best Ball of the season. ets One Dollar, admitting a gentleman and 8; to be had of any of the above nai gers and at the door on the night of the ap 25-3t" t lad ames Hughes, i'Pareatl G. Draught, H. MeGranu mani all. PYOr, MARNE OPN MAA : ee DESDAY EVENING, May 34/185. Gee! on TUES) tlemen wishing for ladies’ invitation can tain them by applying at Mr. John Elli Music Store, or at Messrs. P! store, Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and I¢th sts. May 3d, 184. Gen BALL WILL 8 ‘hilp & Solomon’s Book- Ap 23-9t* FOR RENT AND BALE. Fo SALE—A BRICK HOUSE, coptainin six rooms, situated on Jsth street, and ‘OR SAL, AND POSSESSION IMMEDIATELY, F Scomfortabie two-stor FRAME HOt SE cx jarge th i easy terme, “Apply at this offtec. apie” ‘OR SALE ~On reasonable terms, one ” guett productive FARMS in Montgomery'coun= ty. miles from Georgetown, D.C... 14g from Beneca Mill; lying on Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Ee bas fine ares. one of flag: ing stone, good a ings, fruits, For terms i i ROBERT PETER, on the premises. 2 ap: ‘ NION HOTEL FOR S8ALB—THE GOoOD- WILL and FIXTURES of the above estab lishment. ‘situated on 1th street, in Washington Gity. No. 650, near the wharf, ie for sate The Hotel contains 18 rooms, out-build 4 stable. and a large portico round the building. It as a splendid view of the Potomac, and is doing . business, There is a lease on the above, For particulars apply on the premises, ap 25-31" FOR BENT—One furnished ROOM, on the first floor; suitable for two gentlemen. or for a gen- fleman and wife. With or without board. At No. 243 D street, between Hth and 15th. ap 23-3t* GRAND BaLuL IN HONOR OF THE LADIES OF THE LATE FAIR, AT THE HALL OF THE PATENT OFFICE BUILDING, IN WHICH THE FAIR WAS HELD, Ox TUESDAY EVENING, Arrit 26, 1864. The proceeds to be applied for the Benefit of the Families of the Soldicra of the District of Columbia. MANAGERS—Badee, Red Hon Hannibal Hamlin, Vice Presiden Hon Schuyler Colfax Speaker House of ermont, Senato Hon Solomon Foot, of Red Bi Hen Richard Wallach, Mayor of Washingtou, on plenty Addison, Mx’ J BB Fre Henry D Cooke SJ Bowen LE Chittenden DP Holloway WP Dole James 8 Grinnell Hon Wm Whiting Fred W Seward John @ Nicolay RW Taylor John M Brodhead John L Hayes Hon Edw’d McPherson Hon John W Forne Hon Angartae Fran Hon Robert C Schenck Hon Wm D Kelley HonFE qpdbridge Hon Justin 8 Morrill Hon Portus Baxter Hon Killian V Whaley Hon T O Howe Hon J E Farnsworth Hon John A Kasson Hon John H Rice Hon H Winter Davis Hon Z Chandler Hon John W Longyear Hon MS Wilkinson Hon Wm Windom Hon Daniel Clark Hon Theo M Pomeroy ten J H Martindale Gen C C Augur Col E M Greene Col J B Fry Col L Towers Surgeon D W Bliss Surgeon W Thompson Capt HL Scheetz Capt F M Cooly Capt JG C Lee John Marbury, jr ror of Georgetown, e Vere Burr Job W Angus Bamuel P eit Chas F Stansbury John H Semmes 2 P Bartholow GM Wight aymond La a J R Howard J Burrows Towers Samuel Bacon, jr 3 Yorke AtLee John F Ennis W G Metzerott, Wm Henry Phillips Remus Riggs Capt Montgomery Capt Wager Joseph F Brown William B Todd Major John C Cash George W McClellan A W Randall © ¥F McDonald Major RB Scott James Steele Executive Committ BB French WmBTodd _ JnoH Sam] P Bell ZD Gilman Hon H Winter Davis EL Stevens tee. Rich'd Wallach 8J Bowen Semmes Committee on Invitation end Receptton—Badge, Blue ibbon. CF Stansbury Ool L Towers Dr Wm Mehaffey Hon M8 Wilkinson Floor Managers—Badze. White Ribbon, Capt H L Sheetz Maj Stebbins ZD Gilman A L Hays TJM Barchus Comm Col E M Green Committee om Decor A Witzleben Committee on Refigshments Badge, Red, Whiteand J BWill ir D W Bliss CH Heustis Jas Galway NH Barrett Cap LG Benedict Ultee Music. °* Capt FM Cocly raLtOns . Jas Steele ¢ Ribbon, at JP Bartholow 8 P Bell Commuttee cn Police—Badge, Yellow Ribbon. Wm B Webb - SJ Bowen ES Tickets, $3; to be had at the Bookstores and Ho- Gentlemen desiring Cards of Invitations for Bell, at the tels. Ladies will leave names with S. P. managers’ room, Patent Office, or at the Drug Store of Z. D. Gilman, or Hudson Taylor’s Book- ap 13-2aw& lb store, Pa. avenue. eI J W Angus Wieklin BB French, Jr Sam‘l Bacon Jr ngns Jas C Shankland LOST AND FOUND. Cs TO THE SUBSCRIBER, about ten days ago,a buffalo COW, about 9 years old. T owner can find her at the Drover’s Rest. near the CHAS. FRIZELL. Reservoir. {ap 25-3t"] 10) EENARD strayed or stolen on the ath. a black HORSE, about4 years old, with slitin the right ear, The above reward ‘will be or any information left at the Bi House, corner Ith streetand Pa. av. ap 25-lw*@ given pson OST—On the 22d, near the Richmond House, a E. belonging to JAMES 4 DISCHARGE Company C, 3d reward will be y ai Major Potter's Pay Office, near Tre ap 25-1 rtillery, Twenty dollars leaving Said discharge at asury Building. WISE, of TARR HOR: away ep 25-3t" UP Estray on the 2ist instant, a gray E.about9 years old, 4 hands hizh, lump on the back: The owner is requested to eome for- wurd, prove property, pay charges and take him No. 87 Fayctte. W. HOLT, hove 8th strert “NAME TO THES years old, from Georgetown. ap 25-30" SORIBER, about / ago, a red and white spotted COW, with cruu- pled horns; with no marks on the ear ‘The owner can find her at Ph mou’s, on the new read, about a quarter « PHILIP HARMON REWARD.—Strayed from my residence etween K and Massa Wednesday, the 20th instant, « Sy leather strap around her neck, with a piece of thick rope attached to it; a piece of rope around her left fore foot when she Phe above reward will be paid turned to my residence. e) 394 ith street. setts avenue. on black COW left home. ide horns, w ap ght daya out 7 ip Har- a mile if ree OR SALE—The GRBENBAOK RESTAURANT, Wit) furnished rooms attached, anda lease of Inquire at 452 ivth street, first door eatel ap 23-3t* Immediate possession. A new, neat two-story BRIOK DWELLING, contarning § rooms: pleasantly located, on the Inland. Rent Bonus $50, Address, with reference, @. A. Star Office. 1t* H., Sta 'OK RENT—A& FRONT ROOM, suitable f F “ne Ver Store No. 1 Market seve Penn: sylvani. prenue. Bet woan ath and 9th streets. In- quire on the preimises of K'M OSBORN ap 23-3t* ‘OR SALE —$1.60 for the furnit a pos- session of a first ciacs HOUSE, in the Second Ward—i0 chambers,. large saloon patiors, kitchen and dining room, with every modern Gonrenience; ron’ toa ay alley. a and carriage-house. sarah et & Sox, i Rea 8 ers, ap 23-Iw* 8. E. cor. Pa. ‘ave and 15th at. Foe LEASE, FOR TEN YEARS.—A splendid corner LOT—5,060 feet of ground. One of the best business locations in the city, Will be leased for ten years on moderate terms, provided the lot will be improved. Fronts on Pennsylyaniaavenue. MITCHELL & five Real Estate Brokers, ap 23-Iw* 8. E. cor. Pa. av. and 15th at. JOE BENT—Two unoccnpied ROOMS can be had on immediate epplicution to No. 480 SO P street, between 5th and 6th. arse ate ferences exchanged. URNISHED ROOM, with board, for rent; auit- able for two single gentlemen. oF a gentleman and his wife. Apply at 187 H street, between 19th and 20th, ap 22-3t* (OR RENT—Part of a HOUSE; two parlors, two or three hed rooms, and a basement room, un furnished. Will be rented to a small family upon reasonable terms, Apply at 55 Fayette street, Georgetown, after 4 p.m. ap 22-3t* OR RENT—A desirable HOUSE, containing tenrooms and a large kitchen. For terms, . apply at No. 3 Todd's Building, (over Davis? hat store.) Immediate possession given, ap 22-3t* OR RENT—First-class HOUSE, furnished or * ‘unfurnished, on Bridge street, Georgetown, with stable. carriage-house, bath-room, &c. Ap- ply to F. W. JONES, Attorney at Law, George- own. ap 22-3t~ Fee RENT—A large two-story HOUSE, contain ing a store and six rooms; suitable for any kind of business, or a private family. Inquire on the premises, No. 1M17th street, between N and . Ap 22-3t* OR RENT—A three-story BBICK HOUSE on 26th street. between Pa. avenue and M street, newly repaired and fitted up with gas, containing seven rooma, with kitchen and cellar ail complete Inquire at No. 44 Water street, Georgetown, ap 2-3t* {;URNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—Possession given immediately. The house is new, brick, and contains ten rooms and bath-room. @ascom: ete and water in the yard. stable and bath-room. he stable is also brick, with carriage-house, hay loft, and servants’ room, The location is one of the most healthy, pleasant and desirable in the gity; only afew minutes walk from the Treasury, War and Navy Departments, and within » few steps of thecity cars For terms, &¢., apity on the premises, No. 394 L street north, fourth door from lith street west, Reference required. an 22-3 7 WILL BUY THE BASE of alaree, $1,000 rere TOE Ae ASE of large, stable attached, Address Mr, LEASE, Star Oftce. ap 21-Im* OR SALE—A FRAME HOUSE, containing five rooms, 332,0n 8th, near L street Inquire at 373 9th street, between I and New York avenue. ap2I-lw* (0 RENT WITHOUT BOARD—First-class FUR- NISHED ROOMS. | The best of city references given and required. Meals furnished at a good hoarding house within a few doors, Apply at No. $9 Penn's avenue, above 2ist street. ap 21-6t* Fee RENT—One good-sized STORE on Massa- chusetts avenue, one door above 4th st. Also, a Furnished Parlorand Bed Room. Apply to Thos. G. Ford's Leather Store, 4307th street, above the Patent Office. ap 2)-5t* {OR SALE—A «mall two story FRAME HOUSE and lot, situated on N street, between 284 and 2th streets, two squares north'of the Circle on Pennsylvania avenue Apply to THOMAS W. LLER. 243 Penn. avenue, south side, between 12th and i3th streets. ap 20-Lw* FPo8 SALE-THE UNION EATING HOUSE, on the corner of Fourteenth and @ streets west. going into another business. quire on the premises, ap 19-6t* For particulars in- It will be sold a bargain, asthe owner is | AUCTION SALES. Fer other Auction Sales sre firs! AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW Y J.C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, EXCELLENT BRIOK DWELLING ROUSE WIT! "WELL ESTAHLISHED GRO ERT stORe ane RAGAbe PIE, LO? AT THR CORNER OF TWEL AND M STREEIS AT PUBLIC AUOTION, On MONDAY AFTERNOON. April25,at5o'clock, on the premises we epail se}] Lots Nos It and 15, in Square No. each fropting 23 feet—on Twelfth ar westras the-coener, ft sorte M wrest and ‘vel atreet wert. ot at the ourner, a ved with a well built th: ee story brick dwelling jouse, with back building, containing Fooms, with fine store room and eetlars. adjoins the above, and has oa it a warehouse, as }» and carriage: house, sad willbe sold sept- iy. ‘his is the property of Leroy Edwards, Rsq., wi0 has conducted the store with @reat success, only sells on secount of failing health, mined ‘aghae: Ope Wait cath, the remaind in si id e = ie jainder twelve mastie interest, secured by a deed of trust op the premises ap.20-4 J.0, McGUIBE & CO., Aucts. Y W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, BLACKSMITH'S 8TOOK AND TOOLS AT AUC- On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 20th instant, at 4 o’clock i: Wiilsell on the pretaises, the Blac tock, and Tools. most of witch's Rew and Comprises everyitibe requitive for fh lew an eve! Tequil usiness, OB io avenue, between lith ‘and 15th ap. 18 W. L. WALL & O.. Auctioneers, &J- POSTPONED Ti t mil iosentrone Ae MONDAY AFTERNOON ap 2 W.L. WALL & CO., Auct'rs, BY 4. 0. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON MARY- LAND AVENUE. By’ 5 OND STREBT: TWEEN FIRST AND SEC. 3 TES MONDAY AY SERNOON | Beg SALE. April 25h, ‘at 6 o'clock, en th 5, we 3 2 the prem, 5, we shall nell Lot NG. 8. in Square No. 576. on Mary! e- 7. Co se tied ae »eond srovts west, imme- iat Bi verament is = den af the Oapitol gate, aud Iinprosog eicat Gar cellent frase. yr ling pouses. we S rm ntsining 4. re feet of grou mart built two-story and: fwelling-house Se building and stapling, thes a ani ing, the house con! nine rooms, farnished thrgughows with ase ‘he eastern part containing Lebaquare feet, and ved by a two-story frame dwelling, yards are finely dn eroved with fruit and 8, and the property isin all respects desirable as residences. S Terma: One-third in cash, the remainder in six, twelve, and eighteen months, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the premises, Cc ces at the cont of harer. ap.l-d 3.0. MoGUIRE & OO. Austs, ¥ J. 0. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOTS FRONTING 7TH AND 6TH STREETS WEST. AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AND § STREET NORTH. = Ca MONDAY. the oe day of ayuliwe shall sells in front ol 1@ prem 2, B o'clock, p m., of Square No. 442, subdivided into handsome Buri ir g Lots running to alleys, This property is situ- ated only one square from the Railroad Depot, on ih street, in a thriving and fast improving part of e city. Terms: One-fourth eash; balance in 6, 12, 18, and 24 months. for notes, bearing interest from date, Adeed given free of cost, and deed of trust, at ost of the purchaser, taken, Title clear, Plats of the Square may be seen at the Auction loom: api5-d J.C. MCGUIRE & o., Aucts. BY W. ©. LaWi8 & 00., Acotioncers. THIS BVENING, at7 o’clock at our store, No 427, teventh street, we shall continue the sale of Ebotograph ic Albums Family Bibles. Stationery, Silyer-plated Ware. Cutlery. Watches acd Jewelry, with ap immense wad of Fancy Goods. ap i-lw WM 8. LEWIS & Co, Aucts, Y J. OC, Mc@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE OF LOT OF FURNI- TURE. OLD LUMBER, COW. &c. On TUESDAY MORNING. April 26th, at 100’cik, at the residence of the late Wm. Dillow, @ street, between 2]st and 22d streets, 1 shall sell— A lot of Furniture and Household Effects, Lot of Old Lumber, Cow, &c. im: Terms cash. JNO. B. TURTON, Administrator de bonis non, ap 2l-d J.C. McG@UIRE & CO., Aucts. BY BOTELER & WILLSON, Auctioneers. EXTENSIVE SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. HARNESS, &c., AT AUCTION On TUESDAY MORNING, April 25th, xt lv o’clk, we will sell at, the Livery and Sale Stables of Mr: Joseph L. Heise, situated on 6th street, south of Penn. ayenne, his entire collection of valuable Horses, Carringes, &c., viz: 25 Horses, embracing several # Also, many fine Trotters and 1 Close Carriage, 1 Opcn, Carriage. 1 Calesh, 2 Phaeton. These Carriages are hearly new, of superior finish and built by the best northern lo Huggies with and without t uggies, with and without tops, 2Sleighs, 1 Sulky, 15 Sets Double and Single Harness, Spddles, Bridles, Whips. Halters, Blankets, Robes, &c. = Persons in wantof superior Horses, Carriages and Buggies will find it to their interest to attend thissale. Terms cash. 7. The unexpired lease ‘of the stables (having up- wards of four years to rux) if not disposed of at private eale will be gold at auction at the same time apl9 {Chron.] BOTELER & WILLSON, Aucts perior pairs, ing Horses, rare FOR SALE—in Montgomery county, Md.—containing 10 acres of land, and be- tween the river and old Georgetown roads; 5) acres in cultivation. and the balance in heavy pine, which will cut 50 cords of wood per acre; improved by a emall frame dwelling, orehards, &e. It is eight miles from Georgetown, in a good neighbor- hood, and convenient to churches and school. Apply to x. , Ax't for sale of Maryland lands, 517 7th st. FOR SALE—A large Brick House on Sth strect, rooms; « handsome Frame House on L st., neat Mth st.,drooms; Brick House on N at.. near 5th st..7 rooms; a new Frame Store-honse on M. = land av., bet. 6th and 7th sts., 22x42 ft. ap 39-1 FOS OR, RENT—A first-rate two-story FRAME HOUSE, containing nine rooms, to gether with nine BUILDING LOTS. all set out with choice fruit, such as peaches, pears, plums, cher- ries, grapes, all ofthe best selection; with a pump of excellent water in the yard; on the corner of @ and 13th streets and Penn. avenue east, For further particulars call at residence No. 375. D. CARROLL. QTRAYED. KS the Gove branded ** U saddled ke inst. The person returning him, or giving infor mation which will lead to his recovery, will be rewarded, at Headquarters Army, corner ]7th and F sts. ap 25-1w TIORSE, a dark bay, be nent. with one white shoulder and hip, bridled ane y from the rider on the nging to foot, OUND—On Tuesday, the 19th instant, warbnge cart of the TEA SPOON. The owner can have the sam calling at the Star Office, describing the spogn nnd ing fe ap 23-3t ARD.—Were lost or stolen, on or lith of April instant, STX e, numbered 1188, 1199, The bonds paying for thin advert ayable to were mad Steps have been taken to above reward will be bonds to W. B, WEBB, ‘ new 1-40 iss 3194. and each for $50). W.8. Huntington, cashier. i First Ward, 2 SIL nent. south B street. pthe payment, and the upon delivery of the Eip't of Police AME TO THE PREMISES, A DOG AND GOAT, which the owner can have by coming forwa paying charges, and taking them away. Ho. i ap 22°3t* ap 23-6 OST. —Strayed or stolen. on Monday evenin the I8th instant, a small red and white COV very thin crumpled horns; milked onlv from three teats. $5 reward will be ean if returned to ap 22-3t* No, 25 22d st. HN B. MLLLER, bet. N and 0. $25 8 cept a smal! the mare, REWARD —A BROW. about 1434 hands hi star, heavy with foal, and had never been shod, was ‘stolen from the stable at Piney Branch Course on the night of Monday, April 1'th, The above reward will be pa Apply to PHIL ana avenue apd 9th s RE, four years h, no white ex- ‘id for the recovery uf P MEWRLING, corner t. Ap 22-3t* BOARDING. FEW GENTEEL PERSONS Can be accomimo- dated with Board and Ri ina private family, In between Pa, avenue and oom. or rooms alone pire at No. 499 loth st., ap 22-6t" PICTURE CORD axp TASSELS, &c, 486 The largest and handsomest assortmentof Pic- Bee nd. Panaels, “Rings, "Nails, &c,, in the tu ri District just reteiv F street, cleht doors abr No. 4567th street, Oe eee tall, ap eimif™ S7"Terms cash. MARKRITER’S. T° GROCERS AND OTHERS. T have on hand a small invoiceof assorted Fruits, &c., comprising Peaches, Strawberries, Pine Ap- les, Fresh and Spiced eysters. P. ey are eases, and I will warrant each article to bi thow-Chow, &e., Kc. represent. For sale low. ap 18-6t* HEAP BOOKS. Upwards of one thousand works of English and Foreign Literature, embracing HISTORY, TRAV- ELS, POETRY, NOVELS, etc., etc., at from 10 to 4. per cent. below the regular prices, at HEILPRIN’S Bookstore, 244 Pa. avenue, between 12th and 13th streets. ap ll-Im Rup LOUNGES! BED LOUNGES!! We have just received per steame: 20 ASSORTED BE 5 5S. to which we call the attention of the citizens and BONTZ & GRIFFITH. ublic gener: 2 ap 15-e06t ly. D LOUNG: OCOA MATLING AT PRIVATE SALE. We have just received from the importers for private sale. ten thousand yards of Cocoa Matting, ifferent widths, at our furniture warerooums, in the rear of our auction rooms, -, W.L, Auct’rs and Commi: oP 15. Cc FLOUR, HOICE Brands of extra Flour delivered in any art of the city at $3.50 to Fi i ‘lour for sale by tily L, WALL & CO.. les, Jellies, the original e asl JOSEPH L, CREAMER, 471 Sth st., square below Post Office. ission Merchants, south corner Pa, av, and 9th st. E t barrel. Ali TF oRvaMEn, ° apl8-6t* 471 Sth st., square below Post Office. ap 16-1m* $4 500 WILL PURCHASE A NEAT FRAME 90 HOUSE, containing 6 rooms (includ- ing store and bar room, with $1.5 0 worth of stock.) Lot 26x31; location unexcelled; title perfect and immediate possession. MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, ap 15-2w southeast cor. Pa. av. and 15th st FOR, SALE—A valuable SLAUGHTER HO PROPERTY, 25.0) feet of ground and im : ts, as follows: Slaughter house, 16x ‘lo..2 x25: ice house, 2ix24; stable 18x25—s brick buildings; cattle and stable yards well paved, admirably adapted for a soap and candle factory or tannery. Will be sold for $5,000. MITCHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, apl5-Im__ southeast'cor. Pa. ay. and loth st. OR SALE—A STORE and DWELLING I BE, No, 401, on7th street, between Hand I streets: Lot 2: By 70 feet. This is a first-rate business place. A BRICK HOUSE, No. 666, on M street.between 4th and 5th streets. Has six rooms. Sets back from the street. Lot 3) by 219 feet, running through to Ridge street. Isa very desirable place for a private residence. A BRICK HOUSE, No.432, on 9thstreet, between Gand 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. Lot 20 by 100 feet. A FRAME HOUSE, No. 342, on 1th street between, i and M streets, Has six rooms, Lot 2) 00 feet, %h FRAME HOUSE, No. 342, on @ street, between Uthand 12th. Six rooms, Lot 20 by 80 feet. For particulars apuly. to F.38. KERN. ap3-Im* ‘0. 633 M st., bet. 4th and 5th. | Fe BRICK DWELLING on H north, be- tween 6th and 7th west. 525, will be ‘sold for 3.000. Immediate possession. Terms easy, Would also sell other improved and unimprowed property in convenient locations, B. MILBURN, ap 6-Im* 524 Istreet north. ‘OR SALE OR RENT—That first-class DWELL- ING HOUSE and tot of ground at the south - west.corner of Prince and Oolumbus streets, Alex- andria. Title perfect and immodinte possession iven. Inquire of JAMES A. STOULENBERG, Alexandria, or of the subscriber, Franklin Row, ashington, corner 13th an sts. ap 5-4in* J. H. LATHROP. USES BOR SALE. 7 A Corner Lot, 16 feet front on Pa. av.,con- ‘taining 22,500 sqx feet.of ground, improved by stores, offices, and residences; is one of the best locations for @: first-class hotel in Washington. The whole of this excellent property can be pur- chased for $125,000— $25,000 cash, balance on long time, A. fine Brick Residence on K st., oppo. Franklin Square, 12 rooms, 26 by 138 ft to 30 foot ley, stable and carriage house... .. 10,000 Desirable Brick on ith st., near Pa. av. 8,000 5,600 3d Seven rooms. »¥ 100, 10 rooms ... - oA eee ce mgereee Brick Residence on L st., 22 by 137, 1 rooms, good stable... Asubstantial Brick, on B 18 by 100,8 rooms «~~ -- A snug little Brick House, rooms. sarees sores trees sone Frame Dw 16 rooms, and 10,500 feet of STOUNG. -_.-.... see tees semen wo en eee os Aneat Frame House, on llth st., 12 by 10,6 1,600 ‘OOME. ..... ste wees ans wweeewsesssees LY One on 6th st., bet. N and 0 ats,, 23 by 126,6 La rooms. ., ... means we et tmens eeee ss hy! Two Franses 4th and Sth ats, 15 1.100 1 sirable Farms for sate. IN, Real Estate Brokers, Pye maneear 9 Pitted Pa. av. and 15th st." CLIETON COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE. Zhe Sbova pamed Pastore, with 330 acres of land, mostly wood, is offered for sale. This property is situated at the head waters of Mad aeriver. The factory building in four stories high, with ample water power and ma- gre for manufacturing cotton yarn. There BS praa i covert er toga scane shop, storehou nery, tailor shop with eight dwelling houses attached to the Pepperty. to an enterprising man or company his property offers very great inducements, situ- ated at the head of a navigable stream, with a lar; and thrifty community surrounding it. an abund- ance of wood and timber, healthy location, it can- not fail to pay if properly worked. For further iculars apply to T. W. GOUGH, Leonardtown, Et Mary's county, Md., or MORGAN & RHINE- HABT, foot of G street. {int.] mb 26-c0lm Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown. SPLENDID PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN FOR By autherity of decrees of the Circuit and Su- preme Gourts of the District of Columbia, passed in a cause, No. 1.6\60n the Equity Docket of said Courts, I shall sell to the highest bidder, on tae 26th day of April instant, at 4 o’clock in the after noon, in front of the premises, the following Lots, numbered 18, 19, 20, 21,22, 28, and 24, and another lot lyirg north of and adjoining the same, all in Georgetown, at the northwest intersection of West and Congress streets, with the dwelling-house and Other buildings thereon. The property has been divided so 28 to give to the dwelling house 7 feet front on West street, with a depth on Congress street of about 126 feet. The other lots,on West street, five in number, have a front of 3) feet and 123 to 126 feet in depth. An alley of seven feet extends in the rear of the whole from west to east, giving access to the whole from Congress st. The lot fronting on Congress street hia been divided into two lots, each fronting 3) fect on Congress street, with an alley of five feet between them, The dwelling-house contains some ten or twelve rooms, two pesiore in front, dining-room, drawing room, kitchen,&c. The whole property is eligibly and beautifally situated, just ascenaing the neights, in one of the best neighborhoods, within a few minates’ walk of the railroad cars, over a good pavement. It is seldem such building lots as the vacant ground affords are offered for rale. Terms of sale, as prescribed by the deszees, are : One fourth of the purchase money in cash, and the residue at six, twelve, and eighteen months, for which the purchaser’s bonds will be taken, bearing Enterest See 588: aay of sale, aad a retained lien on the property sold. beef If the terme are not complied with within three daya, the property will be re eold, at the risk and cost of the irre on one week's notice in the ational Inteiligencer. Possession on the Ist of May next. The cost of conveyancing, cartificates, bonds, stamps, &c., to ve borne by the purchaser. ve borne by the purehan’'d. GANTT, Trustee. ap 9 3tawkds THOS. DOWLING, Auct. 2 Y J.C, McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers. EXCELLENT BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON F ST.. BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH BIBEETS, AT AUCTION. : On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Apri) 29th, at 4 o'clock, on the premises, we shall soil, Lot F,”in sub-division of Square No. $21, fronting 24 feet 7 inches on north F street, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets west, running back 70 feet, to an alley, together with the Improvements, consir ting ofa three-story Brick Dwelling House, containing eleven roomsand # bath-room, with water and gas, on the premises, and draired by a lateral sewer adios tothe man seusr, Re misventty street; the whole premises in excellent order. Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Conve: ances atthe reget of the purchaser, imme session given. Apr ne Pong EO MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts. ¥ J, C. MCGUIRE & O0., Austions er- PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. CORNER OF SIXTH AND D STREETS, (ISLAND.) By virtue of the order and decree of the Orphans’ Court of the District of Columbia, jedin the watter of Ann Elizabeth and Mar: in, Barnes, orphans of Hanson Barnes, deceased, bearing date on the I6th day of February. A D. 1864, and daly confirmed by the Supreme Court of the ‘District of COUR is Utne ae Saas raat a, al ublic Au a, r,in front of the premises, on BATURDAY, the 23d day ot April. , at 4 o'clock P. m.. the entire, undi- Vide right. title and interest of the said Ann Biizabetl Ann Barnes, infent children d Mary ofthe suid Hanson Barnes, deceased, of, in. and to all that certain lot of ground situate, lying, acd being in the City of Was! ington, in the District of Columbia, and known and ecigneted 68 lot num- bered twenty-one (21) in ‘*Todd and Gunnell’s”’ subdivision of square numbered four hundred and fixty-five (465) of the ground plan of the City of ‘Wat hington, with the improvements thereon. con- sisting of a large and convenient frame dwelling- house. This valuable property is situated on the corner of Sixth street west and D street south. in the Seventh Ward. in a healthy neigk borhood, and offers great inducements to purceasera, Terms: One-half cash, the ba'ance in 6 monthi the purchaser ising his note, or notes, for the d ferred payment, with spproved secarity, bearing terest from the da; a . eElite deed to be retained ‘Until the whole of the ase IONE! id. mal conveyancing at the center she purchasrr. Quardian to Ann Blizabeth and Mary Ann Barnes. fame timeand place, and on the same tethatueutioned in the atovesdvertisement, L'a 'y. authorized to offer ‘ xand interest of James H. 4 of sai lanson Barnes, 9 OSs id Lot fo. 21, in ‘Todd and Gunnell’s aubdivis- font ve usre No. 465, of the planof the City ot ‘chin, os wat conveyancing at the er, of the prrehaser. AH SIMPBON , A; % ap.19,0&23. J, 0. MOGUIRE & CO., Ancts. _ SALE 13 UNAVOIDABLY ventnaned watt SEURADAY. April £8, at 6 0'clk. (OSTA N, Guardian and Agent IP acU CINE & OO. Ancis, ap B* J. 0. MeGUIRE & CO., Auetionsers, VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROV PROPERTY UN TRE TIRST WARD AT TUL, OOX , May 98. at 4 o'clock, sell,'in the artler “4 iste Poe Oe 428. fn wi g-hourer, with back building. fronti: forth I street, botween Twenty-first ty second streets Lots 23 and 24 sre rit at the corner of Twen- ty Bret and I streets, in full view of Penusy!- vatia avenue, fronting 82 feet 9 inches on I ribet and 150 feet Ht on Tweaty-first west, occupied sent Hi 88 @ wood and Lo taprieits g L10 8ALK. On MONDAY AFT yerd. J. nim, are anita: ‘wenty-Grst str. not and aa i thee pede iota, tebot them Shae desenis young and basement brick @welliog heures with beck uiidings. Lot on Penosy! enue, between Tw: E and Twenty-rrcond streets, in the row kaowe own asthe Bix Buildings,” with fine snbate now ttanding. ofa Butane “destroyed be wall: re. Terms: One-half cash, the remainder iné months, with interest secered by @ deed of trust on the Premi-es, ap.2-d J. C. McGUIBE & 00., ducts, BY J. C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, COMMISSIONERS’ SALF OF REAL ESTATE. FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH Tot BETWEEN 6TI AND 77H SPS. wear, e undersigned, commissioners mi the Supreme Court of the District of Gelumbia, te the care of Elizabeth A. Fling and others against John Carroll and others, No. 123, equity, in Aad ¢ourt, to make sale of the real estate of which James W. Fling died seized, hereby five: netice that in pursuance of an order of court, en- tered on the sth day of April instante they wiliselD, on the premises. the following derert shat her atein the city of Washington, *C. on WRUNBSDAY, theath day of Mae tie are o" pim., namely: Lot No.3, in Square No. 450, fronting 16 feet on north L atreet, between oth and 7th streets west, and having @ depth wm the rear 91 fect. The improvementa consist of atwor sigty feame house witha Sack baliding. Terms cash, THEO. SHEORELS, ANDREW GODDARD, EF QUEEN. BENET HENNING, J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Aucts, THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, SMALL FRAME borskA®. - BSE Aephate ononc: on Cherry stre:t, near = $ property fronts 2 feet on Ohese atest nee ning back 1653, to tty street also, the ad- joining lot fronting 22 feet Beat running b: 8834 feet. ad rv strect,-and ‘The improvements area small two-story Frame ‘couse, All cenveyancing and stamps at the costof the purebaser. ae perfoet, ‘erms cash, ap.23 THOMAS DOWLING, Auct, BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON HIGH STREET, GEORGETOWN, AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. April 25. at 4% o'clock, I will sell, in front of the premises, No. 154 High street, valuable improved property. The Lot fronts £0 feet on the east side of High street, and extends back 130 feet, and improved bya large two-story Frame House containing about 14 rooms, Terms at sale. A deposite of $100 will be re- quired at the time of purchase. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser, Title perfect ap 21 THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. 'Y WM.B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. EXTENSIVE SALE OF DEAD LETTER OFFICE By order of the Post Office De sell by Catalogue on MONDAY, Auction ‘tment we shall lay 2, 186: Store, No. 427 Seventh street, commen- and to be continued daily until lowed , em! ing some ariety of goods accumulated in the Dead Letter Office since 1850, The lots consist of— 7 Some very valuable Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, and Jewelry of all kinds, Books, Clothing, Instruments, &e., &e. In fact, samples and gocds of every description. More particularly described in the Catalogue. Terms cash in Government furds. Catalogues can be had on application to the Auc- tioneers after the 25th instant, ap.21-10t WM. B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctieneers, AUCTION SALE OF TWO BUTTERSTALLS ONE IN THE CENTER AND ONE IN THE NOKTR- ERN LIBERTY MARKET HOUSES. On TUESDAY, the 2th instant, we shall sell. 362, inthe eapier Mark Market House at the above named hour, ‘Terms cash. ap.23 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, 'Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. A VACAN'’Y LOT NEAR4* STREET AND MARY- LAND AVENUE, ISLAND On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April 2 it So'clock, on the premises,we shall sell Lot 11, in Reservation C, fronting on Maryland avenue 44 feet, with adepth of Lz feet 8 inches, running bask to sa alloy 2s feet wide. Terms: One- and twelve mo: “aitie Perfect. tthe purch Dveyances at cost o! 1a irchaserr, paid “GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. RY J. C. MeGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. DESIRABLE LOT os RIDGE STREET BETWEEN 4TH AND 5TH STREBTS WEST. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 27, at 6 o’elock, on the premises, we shall sell, Lot No. 3), in Square No. 513, fronting 60 feet 6 inches on Ridge street. between 4th and Sth streets west, running back 108 feet 8 inclies F This Lot is beautifully situated on a high and commanding positicn, and is very desirable as @ site for dwellings - . Terms: One third cash, the remainder in four and eight months, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the premises. ap.%3-d J.C, Mc@UIRE & CO., Aucts, Y WM, L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers. TWO FRAME DWELLINGS ON SOUTH M STREET AT AUCTION. | On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 2th instant, at 5 o'clock. we will cell in front of the premises, Lot 80. eub-divisicn of Square £45, fronting on south M between 3d and 43; streets, ard improved by two eraue Dwellings, containing each four rooms and en, Terms: One-third cath, balaoce ic six and twelve months, for notes, secured by deed of trust on the remises. e All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of ihe bre aa WM, L. WALL & CO, Aucts, Y¥ J.C. MoGUIRE, & CO., Auctioneers, SEVENTH STREET PROPERTY AT AUC- TION. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. By virtue of a decree of the late Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, sitting as a Court of Equity, dated on the 20th day of November, 1362, and rendered in a cause (No. 1,803) pending in sa: Court between Christopher Grammer and William B. Todd, trustees of the late Gottleib C. Grammer and othéra, complainants, and Juiius E. Grammer and Willian H. Dunkinson and others. defendants, the undersigned truatees will sell at public suction on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, ths Sith day o: April, at Balf-past five o’clock.on the premises, partcfiot numbered 9,in square numbered 458, tronting 33 feet on Seventh street, by 100 feet deep, with the pr'vilege of an outlet to an a'ley 39 feet wide. It will be offered, if desired, in separate portions, each baying @ front of 19 fect. This property is situated opposite Mr. Paulus Tyson's store, and is now occupied as a livery stable by ohn C. Ho 5 The terms of sale are: One-third cash; the bal- ance to be: paid in equal instalments, in six and twelve months from the day of sale, the pay- ments thereof to be seeured by the notes of the purchaser; and said notes to be secured by a deed of trust on the said property. A A Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with in five days from the day of sale, the Trustees reserve the right to reseil at the risk and expense of the pur- qiall Conveyancing and stamps at the expense of @ purchaser, BR. GRAMMER, P aE B TODD. ee Teatioes. J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. rd eash; the remainder in six }, With interest, secured dy deed ap 21-4 RPHANS’ COURT, Aprit, 34th, 1834. Distrect of, Columbia, Washingt county, to In the case of Thomas Dennis, alininistrat: Charles 8. Whitney. deceased, the administrator aforesaid has, with the approbation of the Orphang Court of Washington County atoressié. SPP € Tuesday, the 10th day of May next, for ti seitlement and distribution of the personal cst ite of said deceased, and of the assets in hand, as far as the same bave been collected and turned into money; when apd where all the creditors and heirs of said deceased are notified to attend,(at the Or- phans’ Court of Washington County aforessid.) With their claims properly youched, or they may Otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit in Said deceased’s estate: Provided, a copy of this order be published once a week for three weeks in fhe Evening Star, previous to the said 30th May. Tos ZC. ROBBINS, ap 18-law3w* Register of Wills. HIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, that thesubseriber has obtained from the Orp! ans’ Courtof Wash- ington County, in the District of Columbia Jetters of administration on the personal estate jes J. Fink, late of Washington City, D.C., . Al having claims against the said de- cer hereby warned to exhibit the same, where thar ee Apnl nests they. may t ay 5 Sihernise by iaw be ‘excluded {tom all’ beneat of the sgid estate. . i band I2thiday of April, A, eee eet eae PACs. FINK. WINDOW SHADES, i ing stock Gilt Band Window Now opening erg ea pt Re ceen he ue final Shades, BPH 60 or- Ceara aa eee WPA RR RITES, cash. ight doors atove site 486 7th street, eight ‘3 pnorset is ap2-