Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO- NIGHT. Grover’s TuzaTER.—Tne comedy combina- tion in the play of “The Dead Shot,” and the Martinetti Ravet Troupe in the scenic pan- tomime of the “Green Monster,” to be fol- lowed by a new ballet and other attractions. Forp’s THEATER.—The grand Italjan Opera of “Fra Diavoia,” with a brilliant cast of ar- Ustes, including Miss Kellogg, M’lle Morensi, Signor Lotti, Bellini, and other favorites. Cawrezrecry.—An immense bill of burles- que, ballet, songs, and comicalities, concluding With a side-splitting afterpiece. Matinee to- morrow afternoon. Oxrorp —Baliet, somgs, negro delineations alack-wire performances, wonderful feats on the trepaze, and other attractions, concluding ‘with a soreaming farce. ee . Navy Yarp—Since the Provost Marshal Genera! bas decided that skillful mechanics in the Navy Yards and Arsenais whose services reas essential to the government as in the field can be detailed, the applications for work in the yard have increased in number, and sel- dom « day passes buta number of inquiries are made for work and the promise of being de- sailed, or “dove-tailed,” as the term is at the ard. 2 Since the season opened the bricklayers have resumed work on the new ¢lothing warehouse, under che superintendence of Mr Horrell, the boss mason, and the first floor of joist having been laid under the superintendence of Master Carpenter Downing, the second story is now under way. In our notice of the visit of Secretary Stanton and others on Thursday we omitted to state that on that occasion the marines of the sta- tion, numbering 100 men, now in a fine state of discipline, paraded in full uniform and re- ceived the distinguished visitors, being under command of Captain Hebb. The machinery of the copper rolling mill, in charge of Mr. McNally, has lately been putin thorough order, includiz. the splendid engine built some twelve years since for running the heavy maghinery, and which has only 2 stopped twice during that period for repairs. ‘The working of the machinery is very inter- esting, and numbers daily visit the mill to wit- nees the rolling of copper and lead into sheets and bars, and the making of nails and tacks. ‘The machinery consists of two pairs of smooth and one pair of rough rollers, with four nail machines, capable of cutting nails of any re- quired size, and one tack machine. The latter 48 a self-feeéer, a strip of copper being put into the machine and made up into tacks, each stamped with the letters U.S., as are also the mails. Nearly all the copper nails and tacks @nd copper sheathing for the navy are man- ‘ufactured here, and consequently the mill is kept full of work. Shortly it rll Mil sma to ae up the same quantity ef machinery in the ower end of the building, andit is alsoexpect- ed that the present building will soon be en- larged. The appearance of the mill is highly complimented by the visitors, the machinery, besides being putin thorough repair, having been neatly painted, under the supervision of Master Painter Peake. ——— RECOVERY OF THE $1,000 STOLEN Bonp.— On the Ist instant, Mr. Jas. A. Sheahan losta $1,000 bond and $20 in money, at a ball given by the 9th V.R The case was reported to the Poliee Department, and Superintendent Richards, assigned the case to detectives Ular- ‘voe and McDevitt, as was stated in the Star at thetime. The detectives have been at work ever since, and success crowned their efforts Saturday night, about 8 o'clock. The officers first arrested Patrick Heffernan, at the time of the robbery, but the evidence, though sufficient Tor the detectives to work on, was not suffici- ent te hold Heffernan for court. It directed their search among a gangof roughs in the First Ward, with whom Heffernan associated. Ascertaining thatone named P. H. Sullivan bad gone to Philadelphia, the detectives went to that city a week ago, and atter three days search, found him,and bronght him to this city. Sullivan denied any knowledge of the Tobberv, but said that when Re was about to leave Washington, & man, whose name he re— fused to give, handed him an envelope, with the request that he would keep it till they met agsin. The detectives sent for the envelope, and upon opening it found the bond. Heffer- wan was re-arrested and taken before Justice Miller, who dismicsed the case against Sulli- ‘van, and held him to bail to appear as a wit- ness, and committed Heffernan to jail for turther hearing at 3 o’clock p. m. to-day. a RECOVERY OF STOLEN GoopS AND ARREST or THE THIk¥.— Misses Eddie and Deland, re- siding at 18 Tweifth street, went to the detec- tives office and complained, last Friday, that their room had been entered between 3 and 12 o'clock p.m, Thursday, and that four silk Gresses, one cloak, a shawi, and twe skirts, ‘Valued at $410, were stolen. The case was as- Signed by Superintendent Richards to Detec- tive Barry, who investigated the case at the premises. The detective determined to arrest the cbhambermaid, Mary Easton, colored. The inmates of the house were satisfied that she ‘was innocent. The detective ascertained that she carried the goods to the house of & respect- able family on L, near Tenth street, and left them with a servent, her acquaintance, for aafe keeping. He went to the honse and re- covered all the goods. Justice Miller sent the prisoner to jail for court. —__—»——__ Owwers WAnTED.—It may not be known to the public that all articles of value left in the cars of the Metropolitan Railway Company are lef! at its office on 17th street, where they can be reclaimed by their respective owners. On 8 casual visit to the office a day or two ago, we saw several articles that haye been there for some days, including two or three ladies’ arasols, several ladies’ veils, a lady’s reticule sket and contents, two port monaies, (con- taining, however, very little money,) two or three pairs of gloves, and many odd ones; one pau of old-style silver framed spectacles, and other articles of less value. It will thus be seen that persons missing articles, supposed to wave been left in the cars,would do well to call At the office. a ALTERED FRACTIONAL Cugrency.— Within the past few days fractional currency notes, raised from 5’s to 50’s, have made their appear- ance, And they are calculated to deceive any ene who does not closely scrutinize them. ‘They appear to have had the fives on the face and the fives on the back erased neatly, and the fifties inscribed in smaller figures, while the bronze on the front is put on so heavily that the lettering beneath does not show through, only two letters, “fi,” showing at the side of the bronze. The yellow back of the five-cent note has also been changed to a dirty pink. —_o-—— Founp tn THE CawAt.—Last night at 11 o'clock & man named Harrison B. Carter got into the Canal at the footof 15 street. He got out again well smeared with gas tar and mud. He walked up lith street towards the avenue, and the attention of Roundsman Franklin being called to him, the Roundsman detailed officer Holbrook to take him to his home, on the cor- ner of 12th street and Maryland avenue. His hat, shoes and cane were found in McLean’ dumber yard by Thomas Blunden, the priv: ‘watchman there; and are at the Second Ward Station house. ee Circus AND MENAGERIB.—The mammoth circus and menagerie combination opens to- morrow night in theirimmense pavilion on 6th street, near the Clarendon Hotel, and during the day will parade through the city, the fa- mous elephant Hannibal leading the preces- op, composed of their grand chariot, the bril- t stud of horses and collection of animals. ‘This combination exceeds anything of the kind ever exhibited in this country, and with their spacious accommodations will afford a rich fund of amusement and information in natural bistory. 2 EDIToR OF THE STAR:—The copy of the Me- tropolitan Railroad bil], as published in the National Intelligencer of Saturday last, is es- sentially erroneous. As soon asthe bill passed the House of Delegates, being at Annapolis at the time, I procured a certified copy, which is doubtless the true bill, and contains provisions very unlike some of those contained in the bill published on Saturday last mespecitally.. HENRY ADDISON. GrorcEtown, March th, 1865. Se es DrcREE OF ResvituTion.—Judge Wylie, of the Prize Court, has made a decree of restitu- tion Im the case of the schooner Coquette, seized some monts since f 7 nes ce for violating the revenue ——.__. RAILROAD ACcIDRNT.— Yesterday, as & train containing troops was leaving Alexandria, a soldier standing between two cars fell through, and the wheels passing over him, killed him instantly. ——_~ce-- ____ CITY ITEMS. Sarin Soe Ses! Anovt Motus.—Strike the chrysalfd before the moths «take wings and fiy away” to gene- rate innumerable others all over your house. You can cheaply protect your ciothes. One package of Cedar Camphor used this week is of equal benefit to tea next June. Give thisa moment's consideration. Cedar Camphor is cheap, reliable, fragrant, aud durable, and is sold by every responsible druggist. Harris & Chapman of Boston make it. ae WE INVITE ATTENTION to the Marshal's sale at the Court House on Thursday, the 30th inst., at 12 o'clock, of a comfortable amd con- venient brick dwelling, containing nine rooms, Water and gas, nun.bered 488, near Pennsyl- ee On 10t0 street, square 390, lot 5 MARRIED, On the th 1858, the . Mr. ober SOR TURMEAE to Mise 340d SOOT, doth of thiscity. s the 37th inst., HORATIO on Wednesday, th ooth tustent 2 o'clock, from his late sectdones, No. 456 L street, between 10th and Lith sts. north. - such the friends of the family are respectfully DY: le = March 28th, 1865, MARY B. HENDERSON, be- v f Charles E. Henderson, and daugh- lover the late John Phomes, in the ats sear of her "iS, mother, I am going home; Tam Dot. as you think me, dead: those om earth in darkness roam; ‘The angels hath me to Heaven led. Hark. mother, doth hear th: jecls? Oh! how pretty they can ‘They call me, mother, so fare you weil, Team hear the beilsin heaven ring. List, mother, and hear my story, ‘Tis mot a dream, but all is trae; Lam with the angels up in glory, And only waiting here for you. - From thy lap your James hath flown, Our Saviour spoke, I answered his call, Bayiug come to yonder Heavenly home 'o live with the angels one and all. TO MY FATHER. Tell my father who is far away Fighting the enemy in the field That I'll pray for him night and 'Tis his angel bids him never The funeral will take place Wednosday evening, at 8 o'clock. The friends of the family are re- fully invited to attend. On Water, between ress and Jefferson sts., Georgetown, D. 0 WANTS. 7 ANTED-Tw. AITERS. Apply at V Markham oe een B 3t* WANTED-2y two table girl, SITUA- TIONS to do housework. ‘Address Box Gs | 23, Star Office. Wiles not dpemants’ ree people by the month; $15 wi given, Apply at 310 Fet., bet. ith and 12th sta, It Miollare por dayaud stenty work aed, ALBX- lollars per da: Ks & ° BB, NO. 240 Pac aye ee mi a8. W TED—Three good BALESMEN. Best WY reference required, At LANBBURG & BRO., 515 Seventh street. m 28-2t W ANTED—A gooa COACH PAINTER at Wal- ter & Neeker’s Coach Factery, 346 D street, bet, Sth and 10th. mh 28-3t* Howse WANTED—FURNISHED or UNFUR- WISHED. Address Box 724 Post Office, Washington. D. C. mh 23.5t* BARBER WANTED—At WM. B.STRIKER’3, on O rtreet. between New Jersey avenue and Borth Capitol street. mh 28-2t* _ Wao a rerpectable young lady. a SIT- UATION as seamstress or nurse. No objec- tion te go traveling. Recommendations given if required. Add.ess H., Box 11. Star office. m23 2t* ANTED—By a respectable girl,a SITUATION to do housework or fine sewing. Apply at 291 Ostreet, between 3d and 12 ata , Island m 28-3t* V 7; ANTED—A YOUTH quick at fgures inlumber sard, Apply to H. HE One, Sraer Ohio avenue and 12th street, ™m 28-3! V ANTED—By a respectable man and his wife, to take chargeof a HOUSE for the summer, geod reference can be given. Apply at Ne. 239 St, bet. 1th and 15th sta, mh 2 3t« V ANTED—Bya young girl,a SITUATION as chambermaid and to assist in washing and ironing, or te do plain sewing. Best of city ref- sreneen given if required. Address Star orice ox 9, * V ANTED—A SITUATION. by a respectable woman. fer to cook, wash and iron, in a re- spectable family. Apply at corner Mand 2th st., for wo days. A good recommendation if required, A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL DESIRES A BITUATION as chambermaid or child’s nurse; has no objection to going in the country for the summer Can be highly recommended if required. Please address a note to Box 3, StarOffice. 1t* FOR RENT AND SALE, OR BALBE. FINE BRIOK HOUSE on | witrect, Uae water Ren hacer bet. D ane 3. BRICK HOUSE AND LOT in Georgetown. don Lee’ 84,500, only $1,900 down, BUSINESS PROPERTY On 9th street for sale. FINE BRICK HOUSE on M street, 12 rooms. ‘Island ) at $1,300. * SPLENDID FARM of 700 acres, on Potomac River neat Alesandria, in Margiand, good im: THREE FARMS in the DISTRIO?, unimproved, at only $50.00 per acre, 60 acres ee # 7 And ABMS, HOUSESand LOTS. nd many other FARMS OR BALL & 00.. mh 15 Beal Estate Brokers. FOR RENT AND SALE, UBNISHED BOOMS FOR ERENT—For rent, FF’ Sin ortable and well farutshed ROOMS, at Sto" 450 12th st., bet. Gand H sts. The location is one of the most desirable in the city. 1a FY D> ROOMS FOR RENT, at 493 bel th. . Very desirable for eum rf tine ventncard: ma 33-3t MALL HO! RENT, fourrooms. Furni- S' iture for ae Address J; C., Post Office, m 33-3t* WO WELL FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, in a private family, situated in a healthy loca- tion, for tlemen; at No. 371 lst street, corner of Kast Capitol Hill. nm OB BALE—A EESTAURANT—with Stock and F irom ing ebuer ot mortn Gepiwel ad O sts, ir LD i. Enquire onthe premises. mah 28-6¢" m7} (are 1-A PEE HOUSE) * venue, ie wise OPM SPER tscaNT Ny Se . av., between 9and 50’clock. mb 23-3t* 'T FRONT ROOM. suitable for two and one Back ROOM for one in _@ pri family. 81 Market street, Soret town, between Sdand 4th. Terms $30 per month. mah 28-3t* Foe SALE—A light manufacturing BUSINESS. that can be carried on in any room; ad. vertised for one year. Price $150, This amg ane of tock et . Address ** aie con band rofits large EER OR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS on first floor, suitable for housekeeping, wi-h private front entrance. References required. Apply to large frame cottage, P street north, three doors west of léth at. ™m 23-3t* ‘OR BENT Anologant SALOON PABLOR, with piano. House firat-class. References required Also, several desirable ROOMS, seme of which can be used for housekeeping. Apply at 326 G street, between 12th and 13th. mh 28 3t* Te LET—A BRICK HOUSE containing 4 ple: ant roomsand basement, garden, &c.. health- fully situated on Oapitol Hill, near the passenger cars. Furniture for sale, cheap. Rent $25 per month. Possession at once. ‘Address "J. H B.,” at this office. it* Freon, |- BR BALE—Two of the best Building LOTS in the city, situated on H, between 6t! d 7th. Enguire of ANDREWS & KING, Northern and Center Market. mar 22 Jaw20* Fe SALE—Three LOTS OF GROUND on Green st., Georgetown, D. C., now occupied by H Barron & Son. as a wood and coal sidered on business. ry ard. Itiscon- of the best stands in the town for that ‘he lots front on Green street 101 feet. and running back and fronting on the Ohesapeake and Ohio canal 120 feet. Also, a goed frame HOUSE two stories, containi order, with back bui or 10 reoms,and in it i . situated on West at For particulars inquire at the wood and coal yard of HENBY BARRON & SON. m16-12t* F°%. SALE—A RESTAURANT and BOARDING HOUSS, within one square of Penn’a av. and 7th street; 1] rooms; ten years lease; rent only $25 per month. Furniture, stock of liquors, licenses, and lease for $4.00. "MITCHELL & BONS, Brokers, cer. Penn's av. and 15th st. S97 A fifty acre PARM, four miles from Wash~ ington, fair improvements, for $2.50, m 9-Im* AUCTION SALES. FIRST CLASS COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE. offer at private sal tof my farm, known as * Woodley,” containimg, by areeent survey, 33 acres. 3 roods and 18 perches, an adjoining tract, mostly in timber. of 22 acres,2roods and? psrch: es, will be added, if desired. The improvements are as large well built DWELLING, beautifully situated in ‘ove of forest and command- ing a fine view of Washington , the Potomac river and the surrounding country; a large Baro and Stable, Ice-house, filled with Ice, and other necessary outbuil; nea There i arge number 0 y. of Fruit tree: ard and dwarf, embracing nearly every i a he above is situated in the county of rie lace Washington, D.C., one anda half miles north of Georgetown, directly east of St. Alban’s Church, on the road to Tennallytown, It is bounded on the north and east by a proposed public read, called ** Woodley Road,’’a part of which wascom- leted last year, by which road the place will e Withia fifteen minutes) drive of Washington city. A further description of this property is deemed unnecessary, as al! contemplating purchasing are invited to examine the place If net disposed of at private sale before the last of April next, it will be offered at public auc- tion, of which due netice will be given. For terms, &c. inquire ef Charles M. Matthewn, Attorney at-Law, No, 51 Congress street, Geerge- tewn, opposite the Post Office, er corner of Kighth and aiarmee Beace, Mee fon city, who is pre- jared to show a plat of the land. Pim2s Stawtf P. A. BOWEN, Fo BALE—A good located SHOE BTORB, 341 7th street. between K and L ats. mi 27-lw* * Ko RENT—Furnished or Unfurnished ROOMS situated on @ street, near New Jersey avenue. Rent very moderate mar 27-6t* OR SALE OR RENT—A BARBER SHOP, with fixtures, with large custom. Inquire at No, 39 south A street, near ist st, east. Fo BENT—The first of Apri FRONT BOOM, on first fioo: location, 455 13th st., bet. @ and H. I T—Two brick HOUSES, one 5 rooms, one7 rooms. Apply corner ith and A strects north Capitol Hill. mb%-6t* OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, containing 7 Rooms,on K street north, Address‘ House,” at this office. mh 27-2t" WeaANrzD IMMEDIATELY—A good BILL POSTER. The highest wages given. Apply No. 324 Pa. avenue. L. MOXLEY. m 27-2t* without chil- OBR RENT—Two confortable, furnished ba CHAMBERS. Rent low seu ithont children, Apply 522 K street. 2 * WANTED by @ small family, i: dren, a FURNISHED HOUSR, with abouts roo} location south of F, and eastof7th Ad- dresa, with terins, bex 493 Post Office. m 27 2t* V ANTED—Four first-class BARBERS to call at DEMONGEOT’S Human Hair Btore, for the opening of a new Barber Shop, Extra wazes given. Corner of D and loth sts. mh 27-3t' WANSTED_ Two or three unfurnished ROOMS, Suitable for housekeeping, in most any part ef the city or Georgetown, Address ““B,” box $00 Post office, Washington. mh@7-2t* Vv J ANTBD—A MAN to take care of Horses and drivea wagon. J. W. THOMPSON & CO. 269 Pennsylvania avenue, between lth and lith streets. __mar t. ANTED—Four MEN, thoro: ly acquainted Apply to with ditching and underdraining. THOS. P- MORGAN. m 27-3t corner 20th and Boundary sts. (OR RENT—A neat BRIOK HOUSE, conti ing six rooms and pasrage, located on 10th st. Res as ae particulars inquire at 2535 corner 31 im “mtath iD. J. OOONNELL._ FO SALE OR RENT—A MBAT and PROVI- SION STORE, connected with the Howard Dining Rooms, H street, between 12th and 13thats. It is in perfect running order, with icehouse com- plete. Apply at southwest corner 13th and Hsts., segar store, m 27-6! 4; UBNISHED ROOM FOR RENT—Suitable fer two gentlemen, at 437 Stn st., between @ and west side m 25-3" 'OR SALE—A BAB COUNTER of the very best quality. Inquire of JOsBPH COWAN. bar of the Kirkwood House. mh 2: GOMS FOR RENT—PARLORS snd OHAM- BERS, No. 424 15th street, between New York avenue and H street mh 25-e0:3t* OOK WANTED—A first class Cook, who can furuish references of honesty and a thorough : i Apply at 155 G street, tirst house above 1th st., between the bours of 9 andWa.m.andsand6 p.m, m27-3t* j ANTBD—By a respectable lady, a SILUA- ATION as housekeeper in a gentleman's family or ima hotel. r te REE Bal! Referencer given. Address imere, or Star office here. b) Hs WANTED—A genteel Brick House. un- furnished, six toeight rooms, ix wanted by a ent, responsible and respectable tenant, family. Georgetown no objection if local Ps is gree Poswession May Ist. Address Lock Box 37 Post Office. m 27-3t* ANTED—FARM HANDS. married or single. Apply at Dr. BUSEY’S Farm, on Rockville Turnpike, near Georgetown. mar 25 st* Fo RENT OR LEASE—A large STOREROOM and DWELLING on ‘th street, opposite Pat- ent Office, Inquire at Mo. 1523 Penna, ith and 18th, t* FOR, RENT—A few more excellent and cheap ROOMS at the Washington Building, corner Penpsylvania avenue and ith street. Inquire at SELDNER & CO’S., Clothing Store in same Build- in, mar 25-it* « TORE FIXTURES FOR SALE—The SHELV- SS'ING and COUNTERS inthe Store No. 346 Penn. avenue, (Washington Building,) are for sale A bargain may be had if application bs made immediately. na 25-3t™ ],OR BENT—A three story BRICK HOUSE, con- taining six rooms and basement, on “d street, between Massachusetts aveoue and Hat, north Apply on the preriises, Dee TOUS SAMES MULQUIN. YWO GOOD OARPENTERS WANTRD.—In- quire No. 276 i7th, between L and M streets, #_m 25-26" FREIOS HEIDSR, JV URNIBHED ROOMS FOR RENT. over Teulon’ saloon. Pennsylvania avenue, corner lith st, Apply to F. W. TEULON. mar 24 lw*™ WANTED a Surgeon’s STEWARD at &t. Mary’s Naval Depot. A student of medicine R ried, Apply to Surgeon M. DUVALL. 8. Navy Yard, Washington, D.0. mzi-(t™ WANTED Two ood METAL WORKSRS, on model work. None but tirst-class workmen need apply. BAL & uATF, 414 Seventh 5! (man, wife and one hed ROOMS, or two Booms and a Kitchen, suitable for house <eeping, one of which must be en the first floor. Terms moderate. Address 55% M street. mb 25-3" m WANTED By a Builder. child,) three unfurn’ LEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS without * Board at low prices, Mo. 6 north A street north side Oapitol square. Two passenger rail- way line within thirty yargs of the door, mh 24-6t* = OR RENT—T'wo handsomely FURNISHED ROOMB. one double and ene single. for gentle- menonly, Apply at 138 @ at., between 2ist and 22d sts. mh 23-lw* Fo BSALE—A first-class BEATING HOUSB, going & paying business, from one to two hun- Greco! are permonth. Apply at this office. wh 23-61 WANTED TO RENT—A small HOUSE, either ‘ farnished or unfurnished, im a good loca- tion, Best of referenc iven. Address er call on 8, LAR be- tween hands ts FS RENT—A STORE and three ROOMS. Rent $20. N. B.—For sale—8) pounds pure MAPLE BUGAR, wholesale or retail, at Bin ea Sewing Ma- ching Agency, 416 E street, near the post office. m 23-1w* COs ‘WANTED—At the Brannan House, No. 342 EBat., bet. 12th and i3th sts. Toa goed cook will give good pay. Must come well recom- mended. m 23-lw* 7ANTED—By a permanent and responsible tenant, an unfurnished HOUSK. with from ten tothirteen rooms. Address LIGHT HOUSE BOARD, Treasury Department. mah 28-6t" OOKS WANTED—2nd volume ef American Archives, fourth serie: so, odd volumes Bchoolcraft’s Indians, Libraries, Goins, Quriosi- ties, Curieus Books bought. Liberal price paid at Hunter's Great Antiquarian Book Stere, opposite Grover’s Theater. mh 23-6t* « N UNFUBNISHED HOUSE WANTBD_Bya private family. Address PERMANENT, city Post office, stating terms and location. Ste cor mh21-71 reference given. ANTED-—A limited number of PUPILS for ee iesereenoe oe she faa soe, pent ce ref- ences given, al 02 st., ween Sth'and fth sts. NO” mar ltt {OR SALE—A RESTAURANT on north side Pa. avenue, near National Hotel; would make asplendid store or confectionery and ice cream saloon, Address, immeciately, B.A., city Post Office, Washington, D. C. mar 22-1m* OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE—OOTTAGE HOUSE, with six rooms, situated on M street. bet. 20th and 2ist ats..No. 129 Vor terms aad other particularsinquire on the premises. m21-7t* FS RENT—A fine BRICK STABLE and CAR- RIAGE HOUSE, suitable fer three horses; most central location in Washington; rear of 274 F street, north side. Terms very moderate. Ap- BY, toP. J. BELLEW & OO.,510 Seventh street, door south of Odd Fellows’ Hall. mh 21-tf OBR RENT—No. 207 Madison avenue, Balti- first class three story DWELLING, odious back peaiaes: handsomely furnished, a side yard, extensive stables and coach house in rear; cars pass the door; now oceupied by es es, Esq. Possession ist of April. Apply to GEO. A! BEINICKES, Barnum.” mh2l-0t" W ANTED—EVERY PERSON TO CALL AND see the new lamp. One cent for 12 hours’ light. Also,the heavy ended chimney that will not break. Oalland see them at 316 F st., bet, J0th and Ith. mi3- URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-A front PAR- ., LOR and 2 BED ROOMS, suitable fora family, With or without board, together or separately. Appl: 4 H atreet. betweem 1¢th and 20th, juare from cars. mar 20-9t* ANTED—Every «tore and housek Ware chat incr cae tind the pumeneeper, to ment of COAL OIL LAMPS. in_ and fancy CHANDELIERS and GAS FIXTURES. and best No. 1 COAL OlL, atid per cont lower thes apy store this side of New York, atreet bet. 10th and 11th streets. WANTED-Gola and Silver Watches, * Pi Pawnbrokers’ Tickets Clothing, or cash price paid. or exchanged for other goods, Also, a Bul tate wanted. At Singer’s Sewin, Machine Agency, 416 E atreet, near the Pos' Office. * mim SE GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS Ve-GRAND OONOERT. e CHOIR of the Dumbarton Btreet M. K. Church, Georgetown isted by some of the beat Musical Talent of the District, will give a Concert of Sacred Music inthe Church, om WEDNESDAY EVENING. March 29th, proceeds to be devoted to the relief of the Drafted Members of the Choir. The programme will consist of Belos, Duetts Trios. Quartetts and Cherusses, carefully selected from the works of thejgreat masters. Tickets can be had at the pipeios sig yk of the Tors alse at Mr. John 8. Blackford n, J. Henry Wilson, and of the members of the Ohoir, also at B. H. Stinemets and Gladmon & Wilson’s, Penn’a avenue. Washington, and at the door on the evening of the Concert. whe eating W. Caulfield willpreside at the iano Forte. The Chickering & Sons Piano to be used. is from the establishment of Mr, John F, Ellis, 306 Pennsylvania avenue, Concert to commence at 8 o’clock. m 25-4t* NOTICE.—LICENSES.—All liconses due the Corporation of Georgetown on the Ist oF t, must be paid within ten days from that date, otherwise they will be strictly enforced by the Metropolitan Police. eee, {he folowing section of the law, approved uly 6, i Bec. 8d. And be it further ordained, That any per- son or firm that shall neglect to take out a license as provided for in this,or any other ordinance, forthe space of ten Cays, sh be fined not less than one nor more than ten dollars for each day of i to be collected as other 's of this Corporation WILLIAM LAIRD, tk. 22-SawtAnl0 Diamonds, 1 Furniture. y articles of vali The highest March 23, 1865. mar GEORGETOWN TAXBS.—An abate it of eight per cent. will be allowed on the ‘ax of 1965, if paid en or before the firet day of Aprilnext. GHAg. BD, WELOH, war ll-eotapl Qoilector, UILDING LOTS FOR SALB—Twenty elegible Building LOTS, in the northern section of the Becond Ward, will be sold cheap for cash, if immediate application be mad F. OLARG’'S Paperhi ing Store, No. 248 12t hand 13th sts, Fe BENT—Two large ling HOUSES, containi north C street. with large i; ts a first class ling house. Possession given the 16th of A further information in- rid, . Bor quize of JOHN P. PEPPER, No. 475 6th street, or M.P. HIOKS, No. 8 north A street, Capitol Hill. mar 2) tf ALUABLE COTTAGE SITES NEAR THE CITY FOR BALE. We offer at private sale, valuable tract of land, lying in the county of Washington, betweon the old Bladensburg road and the Railroad, immediately west of the county seat of the late John O. Rives, Bsq The land is bigh and rollia and divided into eight beautiful cottage sites. commaniing a fine view of the city. This pro. is one of the most beeatienly mtaateg Sor vite sites in see pistrict oO lumbis, , KC, 1 “ McGUIBM & 00.. Aucts.’ “°" “PP “mario 'OR SALB—The BUILDINGS ANP FURNITUBE of the Great Summer Resort, e G@LYMONT, Washingt ght miles from Washington, on the Maryinud sf of the Potomac river, To re- sporsible parties not risking ‘fo purchase, it will be RENTED FOR THE SEASON. Inquire of J. L. PARKHURST, 2 ird floor, mar 16-tf nope ae aecete Building. ‘OB BALE—$430 CASH ding LOT, fen Fe near market. Lots ein et. 8h0,000 squar feot Mast Capitol, 5 to8 conte mf foot. méiim* Gor. Pa av. and 15th st- x ein RESTAURANT AND BAR AT- doing a good b: i with fixtures, faraitare and betdia rar magi ¥ eatin. mar 22 6t* i 474 7th street. AT A BARGAIN—A Gne OORNEE F°F, Pear in tte . & fine locality, fou! story m4, modern improvemen' as, Water, Daths, Re. Tere ee as oer ae eed f j and is now renting et $2.50 por yourd BALL & Real Nstate Brokets, cry rner 7th and F str JPLEGANT PARLOR AND F ior reatsatO, Grins, WIS seaagaaaye c to a'responsible pe-- |: Y we. me wae ou Auerieneess: ‘ashingion Horse ani ria) 98 La. av., bet. 9th and loth ste, BALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, &o, On THURSDAY MORNING, 30th instant, at the Bazaar, we will sell about A FORTY HORSES, suited to saddle and harness, of which a full de- scription at sale, ALS0, A large collection of new and second-hand Car- tiages, Buggies, Roskswaya, Express Wagons, &c, L80, New and Second-band Harnoss, & Regular sales at the Bazaar, every Tuesday, anreaey, and Saturday, without regard to the Carriages, Harness, &c., alwavs at private malo, m23 {Obronicle.i | ‘Auctioneers, BY W. b. WALL & 00., Auctioneers. TO WHOLESALE GROOBRS, HOTELS. RES- TAGRANTS, AND ARMY TRADERS, IMPORTANT NOTIOE. The Second Trade Bale by order of John Farrell, to be held at Commercial Hyildiags, Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, on TUES- DAY, April 4, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m., we Will sell as follows ipments from (0 e268 of the celebrated Navy pean & Co.'s brand Smoking and Chewing To- Cin ppati, Obio ; 1,000 cases of Candles; 10) bbls, Dried : 60 tes. Hams, Bacon, Sides, Shoul- Chieago, Lil ders, Lard, &c., thi season’s curing, and But- ¢ ter. * Pittsburgh, Pa.; Se bola, Whisky, of brands well Known in this market. New York; 200 bbis. Syrup, Sugar, &c.; 1,000 bbls, 500 bbls. Onions; Mercer and Peachblow Potatoe 300 cases genuine Wines. Full lines of A. M. Bininger’s Liquors, Imported delphia; 300 bbls. Pickles. 1) cases Canned Goods, Gatsup FE, Jellies, Prosertes; Baltimore, Md.; 1,000 bbls. Flour, &c. Also, at the same time atd place, the entire cargo of the schooner K. Forbish, from Boston, consisting of Dried and Salt Fish, this season’s curing. ‘Also. 100 bbls, prime New Kngland Cider. This cargo cost the shippersat Boston over $11,(iv. Allthe above enumerated goods will be sold per- emptorily and without limit or price. in lots adapted to the wants of large buyers, and claims the attention of such. Catalogues will be ready for distribution two days previous to sale. mh 23-ts WM. LL. WALL & CO., Aucts, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, EXOELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KIT FURNITURE AT AUG TON OREN On FRIDAY, the 3ist instant, xt 10 o’clock a. m., we shall sell, at the residence of a Jady declining housekeeping, No. 23, west side of 434 street. near Penn’ avenue. a8 excellent assortment of Furni- Mahogany Marble-top Center Tab! Fine Mahogany Wardrobes Mahogany French, Jenny Lind, and other Bad steads: Bakoganvaiei Cloth Sofas, Rocking Chairs and 0 Mahogany Extension, Dining, and other Tables Mahogany Btageres, Whatuots, and Hat Tree Gilt Frame and other Glasses Oak Dining, Cane seat. and Walnut Office Chairs Damask and Lace Window Curtains and Cornices Painted Blinds Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows Hair and other Mattresses Barge assortment of Bedding Large lot of Qilcloth and Matting j China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, and other Di- ning-room requisites Brussels, Three Rly, Stair, and Hall Carpets Btair Rods and Plates Refrigerators. Gooking and other Stoves a 3a x ay ter veitles too rous to mention. nd many other articles too numerons to m on, Terms cash, GREEN & WILLIAMS, m 23d Auctioneers B* 3,0, Mc@UIRE & CO , Auctioneers. EXTENSIVE SALB OF FINE COTTAGE SITES ON THE HIGH GROUND NORTH OF THE CITY AT PUBLIC SALE. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 3d,at four o’clock, on the premises, we shal portion of that handsome estate Known Mount Pieas- ant,” adjoining the city om the north, a between 7th and iith streets, sub-divi seventy seven handseme cottage sites, fronting res ectively on Seventh street and Sherman ave. This property is situated on the high ground north of the elty—one of the most beautifal loca- tions for residences in the District—comm: an extensive view of Washington, Geor and the surrounding country, witha ful the Potomac river as far asthe eyecan reach. It is easy of access by passenger railroad¢, which ter- minate on Seventh and Fourteenth streets, near the premises. Plate may be obtained at the counting-room of the auctioneers. i + Terms: Ove-half cash, balance in ten years, with tnterest. secured by a deed of trust; interest pay- ablesemi-annually. A payment of $v en each let will be required of the purchaser at the time of mai conveyancing and stamps at cost of the pur- mit 23-4 J.0. McGUIBE & 08., Aucts, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF A WHEELWRIGHT AND BLACKSMITH’S 8HOP.ON SOUTH OAPITOL AND N STREBT SOUTH, NEAR BIOHARDS’S BRICK YARD. 5 On THURSDAY, the 30th instant, at 12 o’clock m.. we shall . on the premisos, alot of Drills, Pla: Chisels, Anvils, Bellows, Hammers, Saws, Clamps, crews, Wren! rindstones. Spoken Velioes ot i tamer uittrony et okes, Felloes, let 0! um ber an C. ~ GREEN & WILLIAMS, mar 25 eod Auctionee woopn: woo woobsD!:: AT BEDUCED RATES. WOOD OF ALL KINDS Sawed im any length or size required, KINDLING WOOD. A superior quality of PINE, selected expressly for Kindling, sawed short and fine split, as substi- tute for charcoal, at a reduction of $1 per cord. THOMAS J. GALT, Office—No. 282 Penna. avenue, betw. 11th and 12th streets, Mill and Yard—I7th st. and Oanal, BARGAIN —A lendid A Piano'Fonre, inna sith motor st ee Ponte round corners, carved legs. et for sale ata very low figure. Also, ts Pacer obawat, 388 between H and Tots. Gane BANKLIN MABKET, 180 PENN. AVENUE, ABOVE 17TH 8T. Just received, a fine lot of . APPLES, POTATOES, BEETS, CARROTS, TURNIPS, HAKE FISH, &c Also, receiving daily, fine Philadelphia MUT- TON, POULTBY and EGGS, mar 23-1w* C, F. SOHOOLMAN. 394 PENNA. AVENUR. 394 HATS AMD OAPS, Spring Styles of HATS ANDOAPS now ready at mets 396 age tae ae ™ 24-6 iw articulars 6th street, mh 23-6¢ AUOTION SALES, sll ea ee eas THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. BX 0-8. L. OROWN & 00., auets. BY VIRTUB of ap order of sal pene’ Court of the District of ebruary z 1855, girpctee. to of Barak e r confirmed by the said etrict, we will sell 'URSDAY, Mareh 2th, at 4 P. m., Lot 14 im Beuare No. 550, with the improvements, con- sisting of four frams houses, two stories eack, sit- tated on First Street weat, opposite Quartermas- ‘orms of sale—One-half cash, balance three and six moths, with interest duly secured Conveyance and stamps at the cost of the pur- Se marS3t* ORL OROWN & U0. Aucts, ¥ GBBEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. @UARDIAN’S SALE. on BBAL MSTAT® at AUCH OR EE: OF Om TUESDAY, the 2th instant, at § o'clock p. m., we shall sell. in front of the ‘premises. all of Lot 5, in Square 725, on north B street, betweed let and 24 streets east, with the improvements sisting of one Frame and two Brick Houses frome, Also, four Building Lots back, frontine to o"s; Toot patter.) belonging to the estate of the late Thos. ane orrhasingacd ‘evenue stam ve! rev of hiLoonveysect ae stamps at the cost x will bax Sized down On each piece of prop- erty when knoc on” SABAH McINTOSH, Guardian: m2-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucis, WILL BE ADDED TO THE ABOVE SALE ON TUESDAY, 28th inst. immediately after the sale of the above, part Lot No. 25, all of Lot N: part Lot Mo. 27, handsomely iocated, it being the corner of noree © and 2d streets east, in same square as above. m 24 GEREN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ¥ J.C. McQUIRE & ©O., Auctioneers. EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT PUBLIO SALE On WEDNESDAY MORNING, March 20, at 10 o'clock, at the residence of Mr. PM. Bubsant, No. 356 Bixth street, between H and I streets north, we shall sell the Furniture and Household E! facta, comprising in part— Rosewood-case. seven-octave Pianoforte, by Scho- maker & Oo. A Baccllony Wainut, Mair Oloth Covered Parlor Large French Plate Mantle Mirror Marble-top Center and Side Tablo Walnut Whatnet. Mabogany Card Tables Fine Steel pete Engraving. Hat Tree, Welsut an Mahogany Bedsteads, Enclosed Wash- stands Marbie-top Bureaus, Dressing Stands Lounges, Cane Seat and Back Rockers Double ana Bingle Cottage Bedsteads and Cornice con- Hair and Husk Mattresses, Shad Beather Beds, Bolaters, and Pillows Toilet Ware, Fancy Ornaments Walnut Bxtension Dining Tables Mahogany Sideboard Cane and Wood Seat hairs * Bilver-plated Ware, Ohina, Orockery, and Glass are, Castor Brusseleand In Carpets, Rugs Parlor, Cook Stoves, &c.,&c, T 5 nad" J. 0, Me@UIRE & 0O., Auets, mh 2- Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, BY GBER “S26, corner 7th aud Date worth, SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITOHEN FUR- URE AT AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant, at 12 o'clock M , we shall sell, at No. 387 south L street, bet, 4th and 5th streets, (Navy Yard,) a good assort- ment of furniture, conaisting in part of Walnut Tete-a-tetes. Walnut Rocker and Side Ohairs, Walnut and Painted da, Mahogany Sofas. Bur. and Washatands, One fine Gilt Frame Mirror, Gane and_ Wood Seat Chairs Feather Beds, Pillows and Bolsters, Husk and other Mattrasses, Cooking and other Stoves, _. Window Oartains, Pictures, &¢.. With many other articles too numerous to men- ion. Terms Cash. mh22-eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct., Georgetown. EXTENSIVE E OF HORSES. OARRIAGES, HACKS, BUGGIES, HARNBSS, FUBNITURE, &c.. AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On WRDNESDAY MORNING, March 20th, at 10 o’cloek, I willsellatthe house and atables of Peter Von Karen, Esq., No. 3% Congress street, Georgetown, his entire stock. Wename in part— 38, in good order 1 Oven French Carriage 6 Carriages and Harness §& Buggies, 1 Outting Box One and two horse Sleighs Bingleand Double Harness, Saddles, Bridles Blankets, Whips, &c.,&c. 4 Excejlent Feather 8 Lotof Househeld ae AL80, Will be rented at auction, twe Livery Stables, Shedding, &c., being one of the widest and best extablished standeia the ee Golumbia. sitive. may St Sele: gHOR DOWLING, Auctioneer. Y W. B, LEWIS & CO, Auctioneers. B No, 307 Pennsylvania avenue. ING SALES FOR THE CLOSING BVENING 8! THIS BVENING. at7 0’cl’k, we shall commence selling off stock in store, such as 1090 Photograph Albums, all styles, Lota of Silver Plated Wares, Cutlery, Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Pens, Goods, Clothing, Boots gad ‘Shose, Fancy Goods, 's, Clothing, Boots an joes, Fancy Goods, = W. B, LEWIS * CO.. c., &C, . mh 22-1w Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, HOUSEHOLD BFFECTS AT PUBLIC SALE, On THURSDAY, the 30th instant, at 10.0’clock & m., we shall se.lat house No. 407 F, between 6th and 7th streets— ing of Tete-a-tete Sofas, Auctioneers. One Parlor Suit, consi ide and Easy Chai . Whataots: Penter, and Side Tables, in Mahogany and Walnu Walnut Bedsteads, Dressing Bureaus Wardrobes, Washstands and Tables Cottage Bets, imitation of Oak and Fancy Colors, Hair, Husk, and other Mattresses Bideboards, Lounges. and Hat Racks Bruasela, Ingrain and other Oarpets Oi'cloth, Rugs. Mats, and Bhades Table Crockery, Glassware and Cutiery Fine Gook, igter, and other Stoves Alot Kitchen Requisites. Terms : All sums of and under $50 cash; Over $50, & ereait ef saat 60 days will be given, with ap- ved security, min (intel. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. BY J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. T WO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON BOUTH = STABET, BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH STS. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April Ist, at five o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell, Lot No. 21, in Square No. 1043, divided into two fine building Lots, fronting each @7 feet 6 inches on south E st., between 13th an and running back Terms: One-third cash; the e menths, with interest, secured by deed of trust, Al conve ancing and stamps at the cost of the Muried&ds J.0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Y J.C. Mc@UIRE & 00., Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON MASSACHU- x arts AVENUE, NEAR 1{TH STRERT, AT AL: On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 3d, at at e’clock, on the premises, we shallsell Lots i, 5 an: 6 in Davidson’s subdivision of Square No. 213. ts 4 and 5 ing 30 feetom Vassachusetts av- enue, near 14th street. Lot629 feet 9 inches ou said avenue and running back to M street. Terms: One-third cash; the balance in6é and 12 months, with interest, secured by deed of trust. A payment of §20 will be required on each lot et time ot ere onveyancing at purchasers cost midkds Je 0. McGUIRE & 00., Aucts, Y JAS. C. McGUIRE & O00. Aucts, ALUABLE BUILDING. ON NOBTH M Yolivers BETWEEN 1TH AND 1sTH STS. WEST. On FEIDAY AFTERNOON, March 3st, at 5 o’clock jon the premises,we shall sell the western- most part of Lot No. 3, in Square No, 196, front- ing 15 feet on north M street, between 15th and 16th eee and running back about 126 feet to a 30 ee : Termi Zone balf cash. the balance in six and S7elve: months, with interest secured bya deed rust. ‘all conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the parcnasers JAB. C. McQUIRE & 00., mh 27-tds uctioneers. FRY JAS. 0. McQUIEE & O0., Auctioneers, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON BRT. 218T AND 22D ‘ats, Waar arr On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March 30th. at 43, o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot No. 7, in Equare Ne. 77, fronting 52 feet 9 inches on north H street, between 2ist and 22d streets west, aul renning ‘back 143 feet 9’ inches to a 30 feet Terms: One-third cash; the bali and six months, with interests secured by maces 0! ie Conveyancing and stamps at coat of the pur- mid‘ JA8. 0. McGUIRE & 00., Aucts, Y JAB, 0. MOGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOU: EFFECTS AT PUBLIO SaL BO OLD On FRIDAY MORNING, March Sist, af 10 o’clk at the residence No. 263 G street, between lith an: 15th streets, we shall sell the Furniture and Effects, rising— pr Wainut Parlor Suit. covered in Red Da- Turkish Basy Chairs Matbie' top covered Cente Tenis we ‘indow 1@ Cornice ‘alnut, utorble ton ait Carved Walnut, Velvet covered Arm Chairs Moroceo covered je and Chairs Walnut Badatente, Sprite dette Trobe fair 06808. Pattese Suits leskota, Bhsets, Quilts. 4 mterte Sones gee eae e- el Oak Extension Din ee . eo yiths general assortmeatof Kitchen ne 570. MoGUIBE & Vo. Ancte, AUCTION SALES, For ether Auction Sales sve 4th page. FUTURE DaYs. JAS, 0, MOGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING L0t# ON MORTE Por aatw aan NEW JE BY ORNS 3b: WRDNESDAT AFTERNOON, March 2th, ot ( o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell two de Building Lota, fronting eac! feet on the north side of north L at., betwean New Jersey av.and 34 street west. and running back 7 feet, Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in 6, end 18 montha.with interest, secured by deed of bh nad ber tigs premises. hi ‘|ncia, cost . _madis SAB. 0 MOOUIRG & 00, Aucts. B* THOS. DOWLIN ct.; Georgetown,.D .@ CHANCERY SALE. By virtue of a decree rendered on th February, 1865. by the Sup ime Uourt of the Diss ari trictof Columbia. ina cau r35,in in which Henry Crow, Thomas Grow and rris are complainants, and James, @haries and Willtam Matthews. and Edward Hunt and Mar, Ann, his wife. are defendants, I will soll at 1 0'clk Pp. m., on WEDNESDAY, the 29th day of 3365, by public auction, to the highest bidd the premises, Lot No. 162,in atty & Hi addition to Georgetown, D. ith the te the estate of James leceased, upon the following terms, to wit: fourth of the purchase money in cash at the time of the sale, and the residue in twe equal paymonve at sixand twelve months, with interest from the day of sale, to be secured by the purchaser's bonds, heey & surety or sureties, to be approved by the Bt and e 90 of the farchun conveyances to be at the expent er. M. THOMPSON. Trustee, _M2leokds THOS, DOWLING, Auctioneer, B* 3. 0. McGUIRE & 0O,, Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LEASE By virtue of dred steer hearts Gees Aauewet eed of trust, be rr the 2th, 1864, and duly recorded in Liber oT. No. 41. felios 474, &3 . one of the Land Recorés for Washington Cons ty, Distriet of Columbia, F sell, On FiLivaY MOBNING, h 17, com- mencing at 10 o'clock, on the premi: ho unex ired Lease (two years to run) of th Restaurant,” situated on the south mite ot syivania avenue, between Mth and being numbered 213, There are fifteen new fu: pished rooms im the house, and the location ia Pape t the best im the city. Ishall sell. at the 88 ime, the Personal Property . consisting of Reds, Bedateads, Tables. Carpets, Ohairs, Lounges, Stoves, Mirr: &eo. ombracing the Furniture of fifteen rooms, together with the Bar Fixtures, Liquors, Cigars, &c. - D.N, TOOKER, Trastes, army cash. 3.0, MCGUIRE & 00., Auows, 1EZAHS AROVM SAi-B 18 POSTPONED UNTIL . 21st, Fane Jace. Maren ety N TUORRE, Traitee. malédts J. 0, McQUIRE & O0., Aucts. @7THE ABOVE SALE IS PURTHER POST- pened until THURSDAY, Mareh 30th, same hour d place. “Snbzdts J. O. McGUIRM & 00., Aucts Y¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTESE'S SALE OF FELLED WOO) On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, o’elock, atthe Auction Room, we shall sell a! 170 cords of Felled Wood, mostly Oak and P! now lying on the farm of the late @.C. @: . Sr., about four miles from the city, on the 7th street Road, sastor te paced Soll-gate- Terms cash, order of the Trus' mid J.C. Mc@UIRE & O0., Aucts, IvY WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF A VALU ABLE LAW LIBRARY, SSIZED UNDER CONFISCATION. In virtue of a warrant of sale issued from the Clerk’s office of the Supreme Court of the United States for the District of Columbia, bolding a Dis- trict Court, and to me ‘:rected. I will sell Gal logue, at the Auction Biore of Wm, L. Wall & 0 corner of Pennsylvania avenue and ‘th street WEDNESDAY, the 29th day of March, 1846, mencing at 7 o’clock p. m., @ well and valuable eelection of Law snd Misce!/aneous Books. belong- ing to George P. Scarborough, late one of the Jus tices of the Court of Claims, seized, libelled aad condemned under the confiscation act of qely a, 1862, asus oods end chatter Geer, rs. e to borough, and will be sold for the use of the Un Btatess WARD H. LAMON, U.8. Marshal DB. P.8.—Catalognes may be obtained at the Marshal’s Office, or at the Auction Store of W: L. Wal) & Co., previous to the day of sale. a ‘hron.] W. U, 8, MazsH at's sae —in virtue of « of Geri facias, issued from the Olerk’s office of the Supreme Court of the United States for th: District ef Columbia, and to me directed, I wit expose to public sale for cash, in frentof the Oourt House door. in said District, on the 2th day of March instant, 1365, commenci o’clock m., the following property to Lota Nos. D, B and Fin sub No. 756, in the city of Washington, D.0., together with all and singular the improvémenta thereem, of Thomes seized and levied upon as the propert: Purcell, and will herald to fatlety Judleta) Ro. 139, i r of Jawes B, iamson, jupreme Court, in favo WARD H. LAMON . MON, m4td U. 8. Marshal Dist. Gel: S87 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED : til THURSDAY, the 3)th instant, caueneer ane place, WARD H, LA! . zt U. 8. Marshal B,C. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. RY HANDSOME BUILDING LOT AT THE ORNER OF THIRD STREST EAST AND NORTH A STREET. ON OAPITAL HILL, L MEDIATELY OPPOSITE WAUGH OBA! On THURSDAY, the 30th instant, we shall sell, at 5 o’cleck p. m., in front of the premises, Lot No. 9, in Square No. 735, having a frontof 54 north A and 8) feet on 3d street east. T erty is beautifally situated, and would m: busi nd, it being a corner lot, ‘aug! pel. Terms liberal and made koown at ai m 25 ‘Gpean & WILLIAMS, Aucts, U 8. MARSHAL’S SALE.—In virt: f a writ «of fieri facias issued from the Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Qeurt of the United States for the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I wil ‘ourt house deer of ssid Distric' ry the 7th day of March instant, af l2o’clock m, all defendant’s ry ane iaceteat in and to the fo wit. vis: Lots Nos. 2 and 5, in Square No, 259, Lot No. 29, in Square Ne. S77 & aio of ae oi a Bauare No. 399, = gether with all and singular the improvemen thereon, in the City of Washington, t. C., ant voir and levied upon as the property of Waiter Lenox, and will be sold to satisfy iudicials No. 220, Bu- preps Court. in favor of Richard Windsor. ff ichard Wallach. WARD mar 4-dts 87 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- til THURSDAY, the 30th Hoes agree hour end lace. WA Ne Pm U.8. Marshal D.C, LY m7 Y¥ J.C, Mc@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers. DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON MASSACHU- BETTS AVENUE. BETWEEN NEW Le AVENUB AND 2D ATREET. WEST. dca On AY AFTERNOON, March Slst, at 43 o’clock. on the premises, we shall sell Lot No. 3, in square No. 565, fronting 30 feet 8 inches om Massachusetts avenue, and running back 141 feet nce ee sth @ street, with front on said @ street o: feet ‘Terms: One-third in cash; the balance in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by deed of truat. All cenveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the pul ir. mar 2-d J. O. McGUIRE & GO., Auets. Y J.C, Mo@UIBE & 00., Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON L 8' BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH STREETS. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. April 4, at 5 o’ol’k om the premises, we shail sell, the western part of Lot No. 3, im Square No. 247, fr foot on North L street, between 13t streets west, and Beale | back 164 feet te a 3) foot npr A payzien of $25 will be required of the parcha- t ti Ter one ea the balance in 6 and 12 : One malf cas! months, secured by a deed of trust. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at eget of the purchaser. R. L. SAUNDBRS, & m2s-d J.0.McGUIRB Ne ear et relate BY J. 0. Mc@UIRB & CO., Auctioneers. DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON MARYLAND AYSNGE. EAST OF THR CAPITOL AT PUB- On WEDNESDAY APTERNOON. L Sth, at Ay 5 o'clock, on the premises, shall i in Bquare No. 96). frontin be feet s Meryland’ avenue. and 125 feet on Toth with frame Dwelling House, con and cellar,’ with stabling for three horses, out- Phe groundi contain a fruit trees junds contain flowers, fru’ 08, ans sale property is well situated for market ar mutha wit some nate beat taleeat ls red no’ 3 All conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost cf rehaser, Pma-a = J. 0, McGUIRE & 0O., Aucts. Y JAB. C, Mc@UIRE & QO., Auctioncers. HT VALU SUILDING LOPS ON THE ROHNER OR EABR DAPITOL AND” STH STREKT East THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March 30, eli thi ises, we Shall sell 106 feet to a 9th street, near the corner of Bast Capitol trontine 2 feston ‘th street, and raugning baok 116 fost es me rof Massachusetts av and street east, fronting 77 feet 8 inches on a- faacerteenhee eet Hee etn weirs montha, with t interest, secu a feed et wa varie at of, $20 will be required at the time of . OB eae: he Yi goaverenciag: and revenue stampa at the eost Chie SAS, C. MeGUIRR & OO., Aucte. YY WM.L. WALL & OO., Aucti: B Seuth corner a. ave. and sth street. PAINTINGS AND ae MISOBLLA- z 8 SUBJECT: ar Poorten, ~ On T NG, 50th instant, com- the Auction Vv. menciz, oloek, sell. at eat Beh we will ‘of Pi . ts some foe id orleinals, the collection iS private A collection oti Miscellaneous Books, comprising Oatelogn ap ‘be obtained at the Auction Pah h{Onren.] WML, WALL & 00, duet,