Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1865, Page 3

~ LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forn's THEATER.—The Italian Opera of « Exnani,” with Zucchi, Bellini, Sasinf. Mac caverri, Reichardt, and other brilliant artistes an the principal characters. Grover’s THEaTER—Last night of “The Green Monster,” together with the farce of “The Dead Shot,” ballet, and the triple act parterre. Oxvrorp.—Mons. Chiriski on the slack wire, the Mis¢o Brothers on the trapeze, and the en- tire company ina novel bill of ballet, bur- lesque, fun and sentiment. CANTEREURY.—Benefit this afternoon and evening of Johnny Mack and Little Mac, with the great company in a new programme of ballet, songs, negro delineations, and other at- tractions Obp FELLOw’s HALL.—The Fakir of Vishnu in wonderful feats of magic. One hundred and fifty gifts to be distributed among the audience. BLve JACKETS ON a SrRER.—Yesterday a gang of the crew of the U. S. steamer Mohican gotleave to come ashore fora day, to see the sights in the great Metropolis. As usual with tars, &ftera ieng cruise, they took in a fall cargo of grog, after which they found their ‘way to Hooker's Division. They had not been long in that notorious locality when the whis- key, which was evidently of the fighting va- Tiety, began to takeits effect upon them; and they began to take possession of the whole di- Vision, with the ranches, women, whiskey and even themen. The poiice of the Second Ward turned out to capture the tars, who were bran- dishing their sheath knives, and presenting a very formidable front A merry fight ensued ‘with the police, but they were tuo many for the boys, and succeeded in capturing seven and locked them up in the station house. ‘There is always some sympathy for a sailor in trouble; and when the boys get sober and found ont where they were, they exhibited signs of penitence, and the officers, though several of them had received some pretty se- vere kicks and blows in the conflict, did not care to prosecute them, and Justice Miller dismissed them upon their promise toreturn to the steamer immediately. ae THE Mernorourran City RAiLway.—It Will be seen by an advertisement in another column, that from and after Saturday next, the Ist of April, the fare for passengers on the Metropolitan City Railway will be seven cents af paid to the Conductors, and less than six cents ee by tickets, which can be procured at the offices of the Company, on 17th street and Capitol Hill. This increase of fare has become necessary on account of the high tax levied on passengers by the Government and the heavy expenses incurred for labor and in roviding for a large number of horses. hough the increase is less than is allowed te this company by the late act of Congress, it is the purpose of the Directors, as we learn, to reduce the rates atasearly a day as possible after the prices of provender shal! have been brought within ordinary limits, oa es LarcEny.—Last night John Sisso and a friend, both of the V_R.©., fell into company with two colored damsels, Alberta Creak and Ellen Thompson, who invited the soldiers to their house. Sisson lost his money by placing tin the hands of his female companion. The wo girls were arrested by Roundsman Frank- din and taken before Justice Miller. The lar- ceny case was dismissed. Alberta Creak was fined 215, and Ellen Thompson $10 forenticing prostitution and disorderly conduct, and both gave bail tor good behavior. SS ae THIRD WARD STATION CASES.—Mary Lutz, assault and battery: dismissed. Gustavus Miller, do; do. Stephen Coffee, drunk: Thos. Parker, fighting; Michael Lyon, do; William Moran, James Johnson and Thomas Ham- stead, disorderly; $3. John Kelly, do; for hearing. Jobn W. Brumager, dronk and dis- orderly: $5. Meno Lully, do.; for hearing. A. J. McCartney, do.: dismissed. John W. Brumager, carrying weapons; $20. ——— Scspicion OF LARCENY —Last night, about 10 o’¢lock, a party of roughs took possession of ©. F. Edwards, a soldier, who was very drunk, on 12th, near D street, and robbed him of a emallamount of money. They were seen by a citizen, who informed officer Watts, and Chas. Whitlock was arrested on suspicion. The principal who took the money made his escape. ‘Whitlock told who his companions were, and named a citizen who he said took the money. ——— Cigcus AND MENAGERI£E.—Owing to the in- terference with travel between here and New York by the recent flood, the menagerie of Van Amurgh & Uo. has been detained on the route, ED— An ress 8. A. Bint Ofice, YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS eeper. The best ef references if required, L. G., Btar Office. m BOOKKEEPER. m 29-3t opposite B. =° ANTED—A iret class journeyman BARBER. ood wages will be given. Apply at No. 497 and E. . 0.G@ SAUR, Washington, D. =~ gf. - -—_] FOR RENT AND SALE. pene onl. meh eee For HED ROOMS FOR RENT —For rent, A50 Ish ates bet G Mad OOS Te * he an 2 a one of the most desirable in the eith’ im 41m R RENT—Furnished OMS at No. 190 Tat.. bet ith ean ences BOK Hat No. 190 Ist. bet. ith andsth, m29-3" ‘OR REN T—Tw. Furnished ROOMS in a desira- ble location, 435 12th streets beeweca G and Hl. mar 2)-3t* BENT —On the tet of April will ba for reat north eae ne Cao pe eae nm G an s i ti apply at No. 368 street, mh 29-3t™ 7 ARTED—A good Country CARPENTER. A 3 liten Railroad Office. corner of lith street and w York avenue, between the arespectable A a SITUATION as housekeeper. or to If 4 de general housework. Box No, 25, Star Office. ANTED—A BOY to d:ive and attend to a Apvly immediataly at HAR- ore, Penna. avenue, pearee Please address a note i horse and cart. N’S Union Gift St 'y & respectable woman, a SITU A- G9 20th ate Jot between Land Meat 20th si . MUND SULLIVAN'S twee” ita ANTED-A furnished or partl ocated in the central part of the ten or twelve rooms. Add ei m city, contaisin. Box 31, Star offic WVANTED-25 W Aloe ens te i derate. Apply at 31 spectable family, a small ird or Fourth Wards. Rent 3 8th street, between z hem pee ANTED—A a enteel COLORED WOMAN, mi ale aged, for Chamberwork and ani Washing and Ironing. Must come well recom- d saPoly at 425 D street; or Louisiana ay. arespectable lady from St. Louis, '¥ who bas been disappointed in meeting her iends,a SITUATION as child’s nurse er house- ood references given. Apply ae N. ™ 29- 'D—At the Seaton House, a FIREMAN understands taking charge of = steam and one experienced RL for the kitchen. Apely m 29‘ ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Three first-class ERS. No others need apply to Merchant Tailor, northwest cor- D SHE IRONER. Also, a GI H. RIBNITZEY, ner of 9th and D streets, Washing’ can be found a full and complete assortment of ce) Cassimeres and Vestings, whieh will be style inferior to none in this city or A ost respectfully selicited. A full supply of GENT’S FURNISHINGS on hand, ANTED—Two colored WAIT Markham Hotel. ANTED- A first-class WATOHMAKER. Five per day ne steady work,atJ. AL ERS. Apply at m 25 3t* ANDER’S. No. ANTED-—Three NY reference requi: 515 Seventh street. ANTED—A gooa OOAOH PAINTE! ter & Neeker’ y, 346 bet. pee eek ece Coach Factory, 34 ie OUSE WANTED—FURNISHED or UNFUR- ED. Adiress Box 724 od SALESMEN. At LANSBURG & BRO., m 28-2t Washington, D. BARBBR WANTED—At WM. B.STRIKER’S, a oO sereet, between New Je! sey avenue and mh 28-2t* ANTED—By a respectable young lad: UATION as seamstress or nurs Recommendations given if , Box 11, Star office. m2s 2t* ctable girl,a SITUATION Dg. 2910 rect. between 3d and i’: sts , island. tion te go travelin. required. Address ANTED—Bya res} to do housewor ANTED—Bya respectable man and his wife, to take chargeot a HOUSE for the summer; good referenve cam be given. A D st. bet. ith and 15th sta, TO SELL—The SHOP, TOOLS AND of a Blacksmith and doing a good business, on K st.. Inquire on the premi- tween %th and lvth streets. WO RESPECTABLE GIRLS WISH SITU- a private family, one to cook, wash and iron, and the other to do chamber- work and p!ain sewing or to take care of children. Can come well recommended. Can le seen for Callat 226 New Jerse L street and New York avenue. ANTED—Four first-class BARBERS to call at DEMONGEOT’S Human Hair Store, for the opening of a new Barber Shop, given. Corner of D and 10th sta. A MAN to take drives wagon. J. W. THOMP: 269 Pennsylvan ATIONS together, y avenue, bet, m 23 3t® 5 between 0th and iith ANTED—Four MEN, thoroughly acquainted with ditching and underdraining. THOS. P. MOR a t corner 20th and Boundary sts. OOK WANTED-—A first class Cook, who can furnish references of honesty knowledge of all kinds of cookin jouse above lth st. G street, first h and consequently will not open here until to- morrow evening. The procession will take place to-morrow instead of to-day. eas ete ATTENTION is called to the notice in another column of Rey. Jacob Henn, missionary of the Central Pennsylvania Evangelical Asso- ciation. The efforts of this gentleman in be- half of a German Mission Church in this city, ‘willno doubt meet with encouragement among our citizens. aS Sgsconp WARD STATION CasEs.—Maggzie Plowden, profanity;4. Mary Lee, do.: work- house. W. Thurston, drunk; $5. William b. Brown, disorderly; military. Arthur McIn- tyre, disorderly: military. John MeOoy, as- auit: for hearing. Bernard Reynolds, drank; litary. ———.—— TO-MORROW NIGHT the Circus Company of Stone & Rosston open on 6th street, near New York avenue. The corps of equestrians and acrobats is composed of the most skillful and daring performers, and the stud of horses and ponies ts of equal excellenc 2 Fisa.—But very tew fish are yet coming to market. The market seines and gillers fur- nish those received. It is thought the large eines atthe landings will be put in the water atthe close of this, or the commencement of mext week. —— A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY RALL will be given to-morrow nightat Seaton Hall for the benefit of George W. Donn, Jr., dratted. A pleasant entertainment is anticipated. —__—_—_-+ we + CITY ITEMS. aes Tagy Catt You.—Owners of real estate ought to leave ther property for sale with R. fl. Hall & Co., corner of 7th and F streets, as purchasers constantly throng their office. See ees CLosinG OUT SALE OF ALARASTER VASES, PLATED WarE, &c.—THe sale of alabaster, silver-plated ware, &c., commenced yesterday morning at the auction roomsof J. C. McGuire & Co, will be finished this evening at 74 o'clock. Many of the finest groups, vases, &c., are unsold, and this evening willbe the last opportunity to purchase these beautiful goods, as they will positively be sold to the highest bidder without regard to price. PRESS ES THROUGH the real estate office of R M. Hall & Co, corner of 7th and F streets, H. Gross- mayer sold his fine residence on 13th street, betreen G and H streets, to Mr. Simmons, contectioner, for the sum of $10,000. SES Tse Siti O'Brien Crus Batt, which comes off on Easter Monday evening, at Tem- rerance Hall, will be conducted by Professor riess. Lt promises to be a complete success. ‘The treasurer is the popular foreign passage agent, D. A. Brosnan 1t* ge a Ws INVITE ATTENTION to the Marshal’s sale at the Court House on Thursday, the 3th inst., at 2 o’clock, of a comfortable and con- venient brick dwelling, containing nine rooms, water and gas, nun.bered 193, near Pennsyl- Vania Avenue, on luth street, square 350, lotS milv27-3t* bi bours of 9 andl0a.m. and 5and6 p,m. ANTED—By a res . ATION as house! family or im a hotel. Ww P ectable lady, a SITUA- eeper in a gentleman’s References given. GES office, Baltimore, or Star office here. OUSE WANTED—. furnished, six to ermanent, responsible and respectable tenant. with a emall family. Georgetown no objection if Possession May Ist. A genteel Brick House, un- bt rooms, is wanted by a {OR SALB—A PROVISION STORE and DWELL- Tae MOUSE at a reasonable price and on mod- erate terms. For further particnlars inquire of Mr. JOHN WALTER, No. $72 B street, between 1th and lth, Tm 29 St* ‘OR SALE—A RESTAURANT AND BAR AT teched, doing a good business; with fixture! furniture and b eine. in an eligible position. ‘a BOWIE, DE KRAFT & CO.. _mar 29 4t 474 7th street. OB RENT—A large well furnished FRONT ROOM on the second floor in the First Ward, Suitable for two gentlemen. This is one of the most desirable rooms, and one of the most pleas ant loc: ns in Washington. Inquire at No. 140 i street, near 21st st. mo 20-3t™ pelea BEE a ops FOUNTAIN FOR SALE—A large hand- K? some silver urn, containing ten sirup cans. with the names ofeach sirup engraved on the cans and faueets, cylinder cooler. ten feet of worm pipe, air-pumptSylvester’s patent) complete, will be sold cheap for cash.- Qallat Drug Store 370 corner I and 7th ats, m 2-6t* Fo SALE—A first-rate FRAME HOUSE, con- taining 9rooms, together with 9 valuable Lots, allin choice fruit, such as peachot. pears, cherries, plumbs and grapes, allof the best selection. with & pump of excellent water in the yard, on the cor- eer of es a reet sud peonasyiyasis avenue ...For further partienlars at premis No.575, [mh 2-eolm™} “D. CARROLL.” BY A HOME of BR. M. HALL & OO., Real Estate Brokers, wen (Corner of 7th and F streets.) We have HOUSES and LOTS in all parts of the City, but want more to fill up o for property. Bes ec SMALL FRAME on Vi atreet, 4 rooms, only SOW Sveuaer eae 23d THREE FRAMES and six Shanties, all renting bs ee per month, with large Lot, on the corner, at BRICK HOUSR, and square of Ground and a Nursery and Flower Garden for lease. CHEAP FRAME on lth street, 5 rooms, and near K street, $1,800, FRAME on leased ground, st $200. FRAME on Virginia avenue, 5 rooms, trees, flowers &c., $1,800. BRICK HOUSE, with 11 rooms, gas, &c., shrub- bery, fruits, grapes, &c., with very large,Lot, Margland avenue. Capitol Hill, at $7,000. °™ BRICK HOUSE on Maryland avenue, Capitol Hill, at $6 000. BRICK HOUSE on 4th street, 9 rooms, at $3,000, .& ACRES. with good House and Stable, near the city, at $3,2°0. - 6 ACRES, unimpreved, at $350 per acre, 46 ACRES out 7th street road four miles, unim- proved, NEW YORK PROPERTY to exchange for Prop- erty here. Fine BUSINESS PROPERTY on F street for Bale. $5,000). BUSINESS PROPERTY on “th street, for sale, i R. M. HALL & CO., mh 29 3t Real Estate Brokers. F URNISHED ROOMS FOR BENT, at 492 E st., between Sthand ith, Very desirable for the summer, fronting southward, ma 23 3t™ wi MALL HOUSE TO RENT, fourrooms. Furni- iture forsale. Address J, C., Post Office, m 28-3t* Eo SALE—A RESTAURANT—with Stock and Fixtures, opposite Baltimore Depot, second door from the corner of north Qapito!l and C sts, Enquire on the premises. U mb 23-6t* Foe RENT, APRIL 1—A FUBNISHED HOUSE, containing 16 rooms, on Missouri avenue, In- uire of MRS. DAVIS, at Mra. Hough’s, No. 452 Pa. av.. between and 50°clock. mh 28.3t* preeseeer FRONT ROOM. suitable tor two persons, and one Back ROOM for one person, in a private family. “1 Market street, George- town. between idand 4th, Terms 33) per month, mh 28-3t* re SALE—A light manufacturing BUSINESS. that can be carried on in any room; ad- vertised for one year. Price $150, This amount of stock en hand. Profita large. Address ‘0. C.,” Star Office. m 28-3t* ‘OR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMB on first floor, suitable for housekeeping, with private front entrance. References required. Apply to large fraine cottage, P street north, three doors west of Mth st. m 23-3t* {OR RENT—An elegant SALOON PARLOR, with piano. House first class. References required Also, several desirable ROOMS, some of which can be used for housekeeping. Apply at 326 G street, between 12th and Lith mh 28 St* FS SALE—A good located SHOE STORE, 341 7th street, between K and L sts. lw* FOR RENT—Farnished or Unfurnished ROOMS: situated on G street, near New Jersey avenue. Rent very moderate. mar 27-6t* 7OR SALE OR RENT—A BARBER SHOP fixtures, with large custo: Inquire 39 south A street, near Ist st. m Fo RENT—The first of April, a well ‘furnished FRONT ROOM, on first floor. in a desirable it 55 12th st., bes m 27 -3t* locati >] . Gand BH Fo ENT—Two brick HOUSES, one 5 rooms, one7 rooms. Apply corner 4th ani A streets north Capitol Hill. mh27-5t* SURNISHED HOUSE WANTED—A _ good HOUSE, with modernim 14 rooms, thorou cated, is wanted revements, of 12 or and centrally lo- yy a responsible party. 8 of references and security given that the Furni- ture suffer no unnecessary injury. Box $4 Washington P. O, ANTED—A Surgeon’s STEWARD at. t. A student of medicine geon M. DUVALL, U ard, Washington, D, C 6 OOK"WANTED—At the B 342 E st., bet. 12th and 13th sts. cook ea give good pay. Must come well recom- nan House, No. Fee RENT—Two comfortable, furnished back CHAMBERS. Rentlow toa resoonsible per- son without children. Apply 522 K street. mab 27. 3t* ;OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, contain- ing six rooms passage, located on 10th st.. 277. For particulars inquire at 2™5 corner < Coa bay D. J. O}CONNELL, oS BALE OR KRENT—A MEAT and PROVI SION STORE, connected with the Howard Dining Rooms, H street, between 12th and 13th sts. It ia in perfect runnieg order, with ice house com- plete. Apply at southwest corner 13th and H sts., Segar store. m 7-6t ANTED—By a permanent and responsible tenant, an unfurnished ten to thirteen rooms. BOARD, Treasury Department. HOUSE, with from Address LIGHT, HO Fo RENT OR LEASE-—A large STOREROOM and DWELLING on 7th street, opposite Pat- ent Office, Inquire at No. 152 Penna. av.. bet. i7th and 18th. 5-6 OOKS WANTED —2nd volume of American Archives, fourth series. 4 Indians, Libraries, . i Liberal price paid a quarian Book Store, oppos' mb 23- odd volumes Schoolcraft’s Goins, Curiosi- ties, Curious Books bought. Hunter’s Great Anti r. ONTHLY NURSE.—American, with best of City references, will be disengsged Those in need of such, cal $19 H street, bet. 6th and7th. ANTED-—A limited number of PUPILS for instruction on the piano forte Best of ref- erences given. Apply at No 525 H st., between 6th and 7th sts. ANTED—EVERY PERSON TO CABL AND One cent for 12 hours’ light. Also.the heavy ended chimney that will Call and see them at 316 F loth andlith. ANTED—Erery store and housekeeper to can find the largest mhi6-eotaprl™_ see the new lamp. Know that the: COAL A CHANDBLIERS and GAS FI be: COAL OIL, at 10 per cent. lower than any store this side of New York, at No 316 F atreet bet. 10th and 11th streets. BS ANTED—Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Pistols, Pawnbrokers’ Tickets. Furniture or any articles of value. The highes' . or exchanged for other itate wanted. At Singer’s E street, near the Post cash price pai Also, a Subst: Machine Agency, 416 Office. . 7 ANTED—EVERY PERSON TO CALL at 316 &st.,and see the s: Crockery and Glassware, da general assortment 3h F at., bet. 10th and Lith. 300,000 LADIES MORE. Who want the new style of Col! Swiss Muslin, &c., to lendid stock of Chi: and Plated w: couse furnish: lar, to bring their PRINCE'S Stamping Depot, 381 Fatreet, and get them ce has two machines made expreasly for Quilling Ladies Ruffles without the use of gum eo esas the only machines here to do such work feb 3-1 W 4X7 £P_SROOND BAND. “FURNITURE ‘Also, MIRROBS, CARPET DING, and HOUBRFU ING between G and H. cast si BEDB, BED- DB Oo Monday, the 27th inst., at 11 o’clock p. m., after s loog and painful illness, which he bore with Obristian fortitude and resignation, REA- SON BUTLER, in the 531 year of his age. essed are the dead who die inthe Lord, for their reward. neral will take p'ace on Wednesday. the his late residence on J2th street, Navy friends and acquaintamces are respect- d to attend On the 28th instant, after along and protracted lnesa, which be bore with christian fortitude erignation, Mr CG. WILDMAN, in the is 1 mies thee, dear fath Ww all miss thee. i We all now feel sad and forlor: Por thou hast left us too soo! The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend his funeral on to-mor- rew (Thursday) morving, at 8 o'clock, from his lw i No. 165 F st,, a _ Fee IT TREES, &c.—Fruit Trees of Snest ast ty and moderate in prices can be suppli by the undersigned; consisting of Staa ne and Dwarf Pears, Appl Peaches, Apricots.: Nectarines, Tries, +, Grape og—: 7 wares, Concords, Rebeccas. Roger's Seedling, and Lawton Blackberries Strawberries, Gooseberries, conaaies &e ; Bvergreens, Shage sree: is c. mar 7-e06t 396 7th street, corner H. F 3 ocd eaon te. F. Lov e . 0 F Loupos N. ITAR - i Sl fotal, oN a oe ‘Pennsylvania avenue, = Bor 1- Wi toses all of bis friends. N, B.—Bastern y land daily papers at this shop. o: will be happy ays find the Po: ™ feb 23-eolm™” Busck BILKS! BLACK SILKS!! DRESSES AND MANTLES, NEW YORK AUCTION SALES! ‘We have just received from auction a splendid assortment of the best makes of BLACK LYONS TAFFETAS, BLACK GROS DE RHINE, BLACK POULT DE B0I1E, Bplendid BLACK @RO3 GRAINS, BLACK ROYAL ABMURES, ranging in price from $1.25 te $5 per yard, and all very cheap, as they were beught UNDER THE HAMMER FOR OASH. We have also secured agreat many good bar- DREES GOODS, TABLE DAMASKS, TOWELINGS, FLANNELB, SHIRTINGS, SHEETINGS, LINEN HDKFS, HOBIEBY, &c. which we have reduced very much, and now make en additional reduction of W per cent, JOB. J. MAY & OO., 306 Peunsyivania aveaus, POR, RENT—A few more excellent and cheap ROOMS at the Washington Building, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 7th street. Inquire at SELDNER & CO'S.. Clothing Store in same Build De mar 25- FOR. RENT AND SALE. — VEN. re tand then hecsn very desirable farm the Chesapeake and Qa Staining Sods, acres of lncd, which = acres of . will (if desired.) be divided to. suit purchasers. As divided, No | contains about is acres. most- ly under cult: ee AIR VIEW F F FARM PONS, i} The subscriber hari: ly till, would sell eae ies hich is a large Dwel- ‘ge new bain, hay house, and wood house, fine apple and peach orchards, in full bear- | with plenty of cherries and other fratts, all watered, and under chesnut fences, having 25 Or mere acres of “Bottom Meadow,” producing ivation. upon 2 ig House and Stables, with 3) or more acres of bottom Isnd. price $30 acre. No. endid peach orchard, of 25 acres, 100 per acre, wit a 30 acre field adjoining, ie@ $35 per acre. The bal ber, a large amount of The whole,or any fapurebeee heen weet ¥ ease addri letter WILLIAM READIN 's or apply in person, at his resi Arch.7 miles above € eor, ton Aqueduct land near my residence, i mar 15-eolm™ R SALE—Three LOTS OF GROUND on Green + ow occupied by Henry ard. Itiscon- 6 town for that rtefthe above | ersons desiring | esa immediately by Georgetown, D.C., idence, at the Unien own.on the Washing- 0 Kell a portionof my lots to suit purchasers, at., Geergetown, D.C. Barron & Son, as a wood and coal sidered one of the best stands in t! The lots front on Green street 101 feet. and running back and fronting on the Ch and Ohio canal 120 feet. Also, a good frame HOU! oms, and in good order, with back building. siti articulars inguire at the RY BARRON & SON. ‘OR SALE—A three-story’ BRICK HOUSE new.) finished in good style and built in the substantial manner; ¢: house and water convenient. running back toa 20 foot all street, Island, between D an wood and coal mls. ‘vitle perfect. Inquire of H. W. HAMILTON. , opposite Center MaXer ce a BAL EB. scriber will sell at private sale his RES- situated in the village of Bladensburz. 8 of a house and lot. The house has five itchen, pantry and end buildin sore Mesirous of piewing: the premises can callingon @ subscriber. . SAMES W. WILSON, adensburg, Prince George’s A RESTAURANT and BOARDING within one square of Penn’s av. and rooms; ten years lease; rent only $25 Furniture, stock of liquors, and lease for $4,000, CH & Brokers, cer. Penn’s av. and idth st. _ iles from Wash- 33,800. 562 7th street @7 A fifty acre FARM, fi ington, fair improvements, for $2.50. OR SALE—Desirable BUILDING LOTS in dif- Inquire of WALL arta of the city PB AUCTION SALES, Y W. B, LEWIS & CO , Auctionee: No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue, TO. MORROW, (Thursday.) at 19 0’c! Btore, we shall ‘sell, in addition to our Regular ture an Invoiee of— 50 dozen superior Shirts, as Lambs Wool, Flannel Fales of Furni Over and Under Shirts, Lot of Dry Goods, Hosieries, Threads, Pins, Lot of Coats Pants and Vesti With 400 pairs of Ladies’ Shoes, One Fine Gol: 8 and Men’s Boots and Watch and Chain, EWIS & CO.. Auctioneers, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. LARGE BALE OF NEW GARPETS. AND OILCLOTHS 4 PUBLIO SALE. On SATURDAY, the Ist day of April, m., weshaliseil atour auction rooms, Ne. 626 h and D streets, viz: 5 piaces of Bnglish Brussels Carpet 4 pieces of Three-ply Carpet 10 pieces of Ingrain Carpet 15 pleoes 4-4. 5-4 Onleloths 10 pieces 4-1 White Mattieg 5 pieces 4-4 Check Matting. mh fo ae zola in such quantities as buyers may want to heir rooms a GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BZ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. NEW TWO-STORY FRA ROOMS AND LOT. On THURSDAY, . MATTINGS HOUSE OF FOUR T AUCTION the 6th April, we shall sell, at balf past five o’clock,in front of the premises, a bandsome. new two stery Frame on south C street. between 4s anil 6th streets west, Island—and the Lot on which it stands. it being part lot No. 11, in square No. 493, havi 20 feat 2 inches, by a depth of 134 feet Title indisputable. ancing at cost of purchaser. including revenue 3100 will be required when the property is knocked off, House—No, 253 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. SALES OF MANURE. Headquarters Department of Washington, Office Chief Quartermaster, Lath st. near N.Y a Ls Washington, D. C., Morch 29. 1355. Will be sold at public auction. at the places MONDAY, ith day of April, at 12 @ clock noon. the present and fature accumulations (until December 31. 1855 ) of MA- NURE at the public stables, &c., designated be- Zz e public stables on lith street, near the Long Bridge, in this city; the accumulations at that pointand atthe headquarters stables, corner V'th and I streets. At Camp Barr: hereinafter named, on C.,.. by Captain George W. anure at that camp. fo D quarter DeRussy’s ¢ivisi Va., the accumulations at said headquarters, and at various forts in Ist, 2d. 8d and ith brigades of that division, artending from Fort Ethan Allen, near Chain Bridge, to Fort Lyon, near Alexandria, on the line of defenses south of ‘At the office of Captain T. in Alexandria, near Fort Oercoran, , the Mavura at the stables ection. and at the stables and park: that city, under the control of the chief quarter- master of this Department. i Terms of sale: Gash on delivery, in Government funds; purchasers to take away the Marure at A reasonable time will be al- ay Reerene quansisies on hand accumulations must . I. LUDINGTON Colonel and Chief Quartermas Department of Washington. their own expenre. lowed to haul F URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, over Teulen’s saloon, Pennsylvania ayenue, corner lith at, Apply to F. W. TEULON, mar 24 lw* pees FURNISHED ROOMS without Board at low prices, No. 6 north A street north side Capitol square. Two passenger rail: way line? within thirty yards of the door. nih 21-6t* : F% RENT—Two handsomely FURNISHED ROOMS. one double and ene single, for gentle- menonly. Apply at 135 @ at., between 2ist and 22d sta, “mh 23-1w* (.OR SALE—A first-class EATING HOUSBS, doing a paying business, from one to two hun- dred collars per month, Apply at this office. mh 23-6t* INT—A STOR: id three ROOMS. Reat $20. N. B —For sale—30) pounds pure MAPLE BUGAR. wholesale or retail, at Singer sewing Ma- oni Agency, 416 E street, near the post office. m 23-1w* ‘ SALE—A RESTAURANT on north sid F OR avenue, near National Hotel; would m asplendid store or confectionery and ice cream saloon. Address, immediately, EB. A., city Post Office, Washington, D.C. mar 22-Im F% RENT—A fine BRICK STABLE and CAR- RIAGE HOUSE, su for three horses; F street, north side. Ter ly to P'S. BELLEW & Saaoor south of Odd Fellows’ Hall. Fo RENT—No. 207 Madison avenue, Balti- more, a first class three story DWELLING, with commodious back buildings, handsomely furnished, a side yard, exteusive stables and coach house in rea! r8 pass the door; now occupied by Jas. Sykes, . Possession Istof April. Apply to GEO. A. REINICKKB, Barnums, — mh21-8t* FUBNeBED ROOMS FOR RENT-A front PAR- LOR and 2 BED ROOMS, suitable for a family, with or without board, together or se) Cie Apply at 234 H str between 19th ai ot > just one square from cars. mar 20-9t BuEpine LOTS FOR SALK—Twenty elegible Building LOTS, in the northern section of the Becond Ward, will be sold very cheap for cash, if immediate application be made at L. F. CLARK'S Paperhanging Store, No. 248 Pa. ave., between 12t band 13th sts. mar 20 2w* OR RENT—Two large and commodious dwel- ling HOUSES, containing 35 rooms, situa’ 2 north O treet, between 3d and 43 strate west, with large yard and stables attached; suitable for a first class boarding house. Possession given the 16th of April, 1855. Por further information in- uire of JOHN P. PEPPER. No. 475 6th street, or Wee. HICKS, No. 8 north A street, Capitol Hill. mar 20 tf ALUABLE COTTAGE SITES NEAR THB CITY FOR 8ALE.—We offer at porate sale, a valuable tract of land Tying in the county of hington, between the old Bladensburg road iiroad: immediately west of th in ine tein D Mite mee ‘The land ie high and rolling, aud divided into eight beautiful cottage site: ding a fine view of the city. This pro; f the moat ituated for vil beaiectie for.tsrm UIEE & OO., Aucts. mar ALE—The * SSUILDINGS AND FURNITURB of the Great Summer Resort, OUEEIE Te wanes jituated tw: -eight miles from Washi 2, On the Marylead dest the Potomac i the Maryland sponsible parties not wish: to purchase, it will be RENTED FOR THE SEASON. Inquire of J. L. PARKHURST, «3, floor, mar 15-tf Bogmealitzenoer Building. rt B—$430 GASH for buildin: 19th Fee ee tee Sots os isth et Sun. 60.000 méim* Gor. Pa av. and 15th st- E BROTAUMANT AND BAK aT- tacked, 20106 & ‘good business; with fctires, itureand farn ding. inen stigibio position. 1 z & 90.. Waar 23 Ott “Bowie's &T4 Thaatrect, N OTIEE TO OUR CUSTOMERS. Owing to the decline in gold, we shall allow a DISCOUNT OF 10 PBR CENT. on al! cash sales frem this date. Our GOODS are marked in plain figures at a tri- fling advance on the AUOTION COST, and the deduction of 10 per cent. will make them cheap, supposing gold to decline to $1.30, JOS. J. MAY & CO., Dealera in the best class ef Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, 308 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts. Splendid seven octave with mother of BARGAIN —A new. earl. round corners, carved legs. etc., i for sale ata very low figure. ‘ Prince’s MBLODEON. For price and particula to Prefe’sor WOLO een H and I sts. FPRANELIN MABKET, 180 PENN. AVENUE, ABOVE 17TH 8T. BEI, 353 6th stree mi At Just received, a fine lot of APPLES, POTATOES, BEETS, CARROTS, TURNIPS, HAKE FISH, &c Also, receiving daily, fine Philadelphia MUT- TON, POULTRY and EGGS, C, F, SCHOOLMAN. PENNA. AVENUE. HATS AND CAPS, Spring Styles of HATS AND OAPS now ready at GLADMON & WILSON’S, bet. 4%¢ and 6th sts., next National Hotel. FINE PAINTINGS. CHICKEN PAINT- LANDSC. re Sana TiMaR Te 7 ee No. 4u6 Seventh atrest rs ni m120-3t* Hight Dooraabove Odd Fellows’ Hall. HANDSOME LIGHT BAROBOHS to be eo at Mr. T. hre 336 Penn’s avenue. Fo BALE—100,000 feet equare UTLEB'S BALB. of Maladies, in for sale by all Dre Giver bottle. eae 10-80) UNPLEAS, . 5 ‘MBOL SHU son TMPROVED-ROSE Oe LaeS UCHD. willbe aconmisaans with ip the: UiSi.Diapensatory. mar 25-601 AUCTION SALES, ther Auction Sales see 4th page. FUTURE DAYS. BRE 2: ©. McGUIRE & 0O., Auctioneers. TRUSTRE'S SALE OF PELEED Wi On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Mares or, o’glock. atthe Auction Room, Trtleords ‘of Felled Wood. mo Ty Oak and Pine, te @. 0. Grammar. AUOTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW, BY THOS. DOWLING. Auct .; Georgetown,D.0 CHANCERY SALE. By virtue ofa dderee rendered ‘on the 10th day of February, 13°5 by the Supreme Courtof the Dis- trietof Columbia inacanse, number 3‘, in equity, inwhich Henry Crow. Thomas Grow and ‘ah Harris are complainants. and James, Charles and William Matthews. aod Edward Huot aod Moy Ata, his wife. are defendants, E will sell at i o’cll p.m, on WEDNESDAY. the th day of March, 1855, by public auction, to the highest bidder. upon the ‘premises, Lot No! 1é2, in Beatty & Hawkins’ addition to Georgetown, D. C., with the impr ments thereon, Jate the estate of James Bedm: deceased, upon the following terms, to wit: One fourth of the parehasa money in h at the time the residue in tw. now lying on the farm of the la’ Sr.. about four mites from the city, on the 7th stre@t road, east arihs second toll-gate. Terms cash. By order of the Trustee. mi-d CO. McGUIRE & QO., Aucta, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VERY HANDSONE BUILDING LOT af TH CORNER OF THIRD STREBST East inp NORSH A STRHET, ON CAPITAL HILL, TM. MEDIATELY OPPOSITE WAUGH OHAPRL, AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY, the 30th instant, we shall sit, at 5 o’cleck p. m.. in front of t Lot 9,im Square No 7+i, having afrontof 51 borth A and 8) feeton 3d street east. This pr erty is beautifally situated, and would make a fine business stand, it beiog a corner lot, opposite Waugh Chapel. Terms liberal and made known at sale. m2 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, Y¥ JAS. C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. EIGHT VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON TH CORNER OF pe par Ast CAPITOL AND 9T' THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March 30, at 4% ees — brid Werte held aed Lote ‘onting 19 feet on East Capitol street, and running back 105 feet to a 10 foot alley. ot on oth street, near the corner of Bast Oapitol, fronting 23 feeton jth street, and running back 115 feet 1032 inches, Lot on corner of Massachusetts avenue th ovting 77 feet 8 inches on Massachu- 1d 63 feet on 10th street east. erms: third cash; the balance in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the remises. ‘A payment of $20 will be required at the time ef sale. on each lot. a conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost re eer. Shwe JAS. ©, McGUIRE & 0O., Aucts, WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. i M sbath corner Pa. ave. and Oth street. PAINTINGS AND BOOKS ON MISCELLA- NEOUS SUBJEOTS AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY EVENING, 30th instant, com- mencing at7 e’clocs, we will sell at the Auction Rooms, without reserve. a collection of Paintings. embracing the works of well known artists, and scme fine old originals, the cellection of a private gentleman, ALSO A collection of Miscellaneous Books, comprising rare valuable works. i oe can be obtained at the Auction fon 24 (Ohron.] WM. L. WALL & 00.. Aucts. PY JAS, O. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioncers,. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NoRT! ALUABLE. RTE H ST. twelve months, with i: dayof . to be secured by the purch: pis surety or sureties, to be app! ustee, Stamps and conveyances to be at the expense of th haser. Sderot M. THOMPSON, Trustee, m2l-eokds THOS. DOWLING, Aue! B® JAS. OC, MOGUIBE & CO., Auctionee TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH L 8T., BETWEEN NEW JERSEY AV. AND 3D STREBT WEST. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March 2th. at @2 o'clock, on the premises, we shal] sell two fine Building Lots, frontiny each 22 feet on the north side of north L at., between N. and 34 street west, and running back 73 feet, 4 Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in 6, 12 and 18 months, with interest, secured by deed of bes on the preaices eaator a jonveayancing aad stamps at cestof purchaser, m 2-dts ‘Sas. C. MOGUIRE & CO., Aucts. 'Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, UNITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE OF A VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY, SBIZED UNDER CONFISCATION. In virtue of a warrant of issued fram the Clerk’s office of the Supreme rt of the United Btates for the District of Columbia. holding a Dis- trict Court, and to me directed. I will sell by cata- logue, at the Auction Btore of Wm, L. Wall & Co , corner of Pennsylvania avenue ao) jth street, on WEDNESDAY, the 2th day of March, 1355, com- mencing at 7 o’cleck p. m., & well and valuable selection of Law and MiscellaneousBooks. bel ing to George P. Scarborough, late one of tices of the Court of Claims, seized, livelled and condemned under the co: ion act of Hh 5 1862, as the goois and ¢ els of Geerge P.Scar- borough, and will be sold for thenune of Rene tates, - + ee U. 8. Marshal D, 0. P.8.—Oatalogues may be obtained at the U. 8, pavele Osiee. or at =. aeons Btoxs of Wm. . Wa }o., previous e day of sale. ar i7-td (Chron. | W. PRY J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTER’S SALE OF A VALUABLE LEASE AND OTHER PERSONAL P BRTY. By virtue of a deed of trust, bearip date August the 2th, 1864, and duly recorded in Inber N C T., No. 41. folios 474, &3., one of the Land Records for Washington County. Distriet of Columbia, I shall sell, On FRIDAY MOBNING, March 17, com- mencitig at 20 o'clock, on the premises, the unex- ired Lease(two years to run) of the “Imperial Restaurant, ‘situated on the south side of Penn- sylvania avenue, between lith and 15th streets, being numbered 213. There are fifteen new fur- nished rooms in the house, and the location is among the best in the city. I shall sell, at the same time, the Personal Property, consisting of Beds, Bedsteads, Tables, Carpets, Chairs, Lounges, Stoves, Mirrors, &c. embracing the Furniture of fifteen rooms, together with the Bar Fixtures, Poors Gigets. Ac. NW POOKER, Trustes. ,, Aucts, m 7-dts 3.0, MCGUIRE & @ #27-THE ABOVE 8ALEI8 POSTPONED UNTIL TUBSDAY, March Fist seme nour snd Dace. ae, ma 16 dts J.C. Mc@UIRE & CO., Aucts, W7-THE ABOVE SALE [8 FURTHER PO8T- pened until THURSDAY, March th, aaine hour ance dts J. ©. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. . 218T AND 22D BTS, W. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March 3)th, at 43, o'clock, on the premises.we shall sell Lot No. 7,in Sqn e Ne. 77, fronting 52 feet 9 inches om north H street, between 2lst and 224 streets west, and running back 143 feet 9+: inches to a 3 feet alley, balance in three Terms: One-third cash; tl and six months, with interest, secured by a deed of truat. oarevancia and stamps at cost of the pur- er. orm 35.8 JAS. C. McGUIRE & 00., Aucts, ¥ JAS, 0. MoGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, NDSOME FURNITURE AND H FAN BON TPEOTS AT PUBLIC SALES E OLD On FRIDAY MORNING, March 3iat, at 10 o’clk at the residence No. 253 G street, between lith and 15th merenta: we shall sell the Furniture and Effecta, comprising— Eiegant Walnut Parlor Suit. covered in Red De- mas! Rep covered Turkish Easy Chaira Marble.top covered Centre Table Lace Window Curtains, one cornice Walnut Marble top Hall Suit Oar ved Walnut, Velvet covered Arm Ohairs pecrscen: sorenes Tovage and Chairs larble top Bureaus, Washstands. Ward Walnut Bedéleade, Spring Mattresses, O0e® air and Husk Mattresses, Cottage Suits ther Beds, Bolsters and Pillows nkets, Sheets, Quilts. Comforts ard Wood seat Seat Toilet Sata Bo. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Wasninston Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 95 La. av,, bet. 9th and 10th sts, BALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, Ko, On THURSDAY MORNING, 30th instant,at the Bozaar, we will sell about <= a FORTY HORSES, __ suited to saddle and harness, of which a full de- scription at sale, pee A large collection ef new and second-haad Car- riages, Buggies, Roekaways, Express Wagons, &c, ALSO, New and Second-band Harness, &c. Regular sales at the Bazaar, every Tuesday, eee redey and Saturday, without regard to the westher. Carriages, Harness, &c., alwavs heya sale, M. L. W. 9 m 28 [Chronicle.i Auctioneers, U &. MARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ « Of fieri facias issued from the Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Geurt of the United States for the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will expose to public sale, for cash, in front of the Court house deer of said District, on MONDAY, the 27th day of March instant, 1865, commencing at 120’clock m_, all defendant’s right. title, claim and interest in and to the following property, to wit. viz: 3 Lots Noa. 2 and 5, in Square No, 259, Lot No. 29, in Square Ne. 327, Part of Lot No, 5,in Square No. 33), tegether with all and singular the improvements thereon, in the City of Washington, D. C.. seized and levied upon asthe property of Walter Lenox, and will besold to satisfy iudicials No. 220, Bu- rome Conrt in favor of Hichard ae use of ichard Wallach. 5 iN. mar 4-dts U. 8. Marsha! D.C. i DAY, i stant. same hou 1 BDAY, the se ARD H LAMON. *™ U. 8. Marshal D.C. SHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ « of fieri facias, issued frem the Clerk’s office - of the Supreme Court of the United States for the District ef Columbia, and to me directed, I will expOse to public sale for cash, in front of the Gourt House door. in said District, on MONDAY, the 27th day of March instant, 1 commencing at !2 o’clock m., the following property to wit, viz: Lots Nos. D,B and F,in subdivisien of Square No. 755. in the cityof Washington. D.O., together with alland singular the improvements thereen, seized and levied upon as the property, of Thomas eareel. ie war be sold jon sty jaciaay No. 139, jupreme Court, in favor of James B. tiamson, x WARD H: LAMON. m4-td 8. Marshal Dist. Col: 8? THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- til THURSDAY, the 3)th instant, same hour and place. WARD H, LAMON, m2 U,8. Marshal D.C. FRY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, HOUSEHOLD EFFECIS AT PUBLIC SALE. On THURSDAY. the sth instant, at 10 0’clock a m., we shall selat house No. 407 F, between 6th and 7th streets— One Parlor Suit, consisting of Tete-a-tete Sofas, Side and Easy Chairs Whatnots. Canter. and Side Tables, in Mahogany and Walnut Walnut Bedateads, Dressing Bureaus Wardrobes, Washstands and Tables Cottage Bets, imitation of Oak and Fancy Colors, Hair, Husk, and other Mattresses Sideboards, Lounges. and Hat Racks Bruaseis, Ingrain and other Garpets Oi cloth, Rugs. Mats, and Shades Tabie Crockery, Glassware and Cutlery Fine Cook. Radiator, and other Stoves A lot Kitchen Requisites. Terms : All tums of and under $0 cash; over $50, Seventy ef 2); and 60 days will be ¢ »Withap- roved security. " m 27 Intel.) GREEN & WILLEAMS, Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF & WHEELWRIGHT AND BLACKSMITH’a SHOP. ON SOUTH OAPITOL AnD ereeet SOUTH, NEAR RICHARDS’S On THURSDAY, the 30th instant, at 12 o'clock m.. we shail sell, on the premisos, a lot of Drills, Pl , Chisels, Anvi Bellows. Hammers, Saws, Clamps, Screws, Wrenches, Grindstones. pate Bisse Oat aan ason Wisels: 8, Felloes, lot of Lumber an: + ke. es GREEN & WILLIAM mar 25 eod Aactioneers. UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. uartermaster General’ s Office, First Division. ¢ Washington City, March 14, 1865. Will be sold, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at Baltimore, Md.. on RSDAY. March 2%, 1365, ONE HUNDRED MARES WITH FOAL, many of them well bred and in good condition. +0) THURSDAY, March 30. 1365. TWO HUNDBED CAVALRY HORSES. Mapes Horaes navevess: jeonfemned ‘as unfit for e 8 ie * Bor road fand farraing purposes, many good bar- UY . Dishes French China Crockery, Fruit ii:hes Cutlery and Glass Ware, Chafing Di Cut and engrsved Bohemian Glase Ware Mahogany. Walnut ond Pine Writing Tables Cook Btove and fixtures. Together with a general assortment of Kitchen” requisites. Termscash m 2i-d J.C. McGUIRE & Co., Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AXD FURNITURE AT AUCTION OE EN On FRIDAY, the 31st instant, at 10 o'clock a, m., we shall sell, at the residence of a lady declining housekeeping. No. 23, west side of 43; street. near pene as enue.an excellent assortment of Farai- ure, Biz: ogany Marbie-top Dressing Bureaus Mahogany Marble:top Genter Tablen ‘ahc arble-top Cen’ ‘a Fine Mahogany Wardrobes ‘s aH Mabogany French, Jenny Lind, and other Bad- steads: Mahogany Hair Cloth Sofas, Rocking Chairs and tools Mahogany Extension, Dining, and otber Tables Mahogany Btageres, ‘Whatnots, and Hat Tree Gilt Frame and other Glasses Oax Dining, Cane seat. and Walnut Office Chairs Damask and Lace Window Curtains and Cornices Painted Blinds = Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows Hair aud other Mattresses barge assortment of Bedding Large lot of Gilcloth and Matting China. Glass, and Crockery Ware, and other Di- ning-room requisites Brursels, Three-ply, Stair, and Hail Carpets Stair Rods and Plates Refrigerators, Cooking and other Stoves m we of alent Beavisites s ceakcaniats Gaantion pd may other articles to 8 Terms cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS, m 23d Auctioneers. BYY. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. TO WHOLESALE GROCERS, HOTELS. RES- TAURANTS, AND ARMY TRADERS. * IMPORTANT NOTICE. The Secend Trade Bale }y order of John Farrell, to be held at Commercial Buildings, Louisiana avenue, between 9th and ijth streets, on TURS- DAY, April 4, commencing at 100’clock a. m., we Willseil as follows: Consisting of shipments from St. Louis, Mo. ; 400 eases of the celebrated Navy Tobacco. Lewis & Oo.’s brand Smoking and Chewing To- bseco 0H) cases of Candles; 100 bbis. Cinsinpati, Ohio; Dried Fish. Chicago, I!1.; 60 tes. Hams, Bacon, Sides, Shoul- ceree races &c., this season’s curing, and But- ir. &c. Pittsburgh, Pa.; 400 bbls. Whisky, of brands well known in this market. New York: 2) bbls. Syrup, Sugar, &c.; 1,000 bbia, Mercer and Peachblow Potatoes; 50) bbls. Onions; 300 cases genuine Wines. wall ines oe M. Bininger’s Liquors, Imported ars, &e.. Kc. elphia; 300 bbls. Pickles, Oatsup Eggs, 00 cases Canned Goods, Jellies, Preserves, <Sulifnore, Ma ; 1,000 bbls, Flour, &c. asso. ay che aking: Hime, snd place, the entire thi jooner ‘orl . im Boston, Seneieting of Dried and Salt Fish, this season's curing. ‘ Also. 10) bbls. prime New Engisnd Cider. This cargo coat the shippersat Boston over $11... All the above enumerated coodé wil! be xol4 per- emptorily and without limit or price. in lots aiapted Sorthe pants of large buyers, ani claims of ¥ Gatalogues, will Be’ ready for distribution two day eer OU f° WS. L. WALL & 00., Aucta, BY J.C. Mo@UIRE & 00., Auctioneers. LE BUILDING LOT ON L STRERT. a UAV EEN 13TH AND 14TH STREETS." On TUESDAY AFTEBNOON. April 4, at 5 o’cl’k. om the premices, we shall sell, the western part of Lot No. 3, im Square No. 2i7, fronting 29 feet on ad lth streets west, t to a3) foot alley. A payments! ‘25 will be required of the parchs- ser at time of sale. Terms: One half cash; the balance in 6 and 12 months, secured bya deed of trust. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost of ‘the purchaser. Ty oldie f R.L, SAUNDERS, Agent Animals solaieta at le to, commence ation | _m2-d J. 0, Mc@UIRE & OO., Auctioncers, Btal corner of Fremont and Ramsey streets. Terme cash, in United States currency. ~ MES > Brevet Brigadier General,incharge First Division B* J. C. Mc@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers. 2 oe SIRABLE ND LOT ON MARYLAN Tone eioT OF TRB CAPITOL AT PUB- Lic 5th, x LE. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. April quare - . frontio. aveune. ‘and. i25 feet on it street east, improved with frame Dwelling House, containing 7 reoma and cellar, with atabling for three horses, ont- buildings, &c, a flowers, fruit trees. and’ Ag Frounds contwell aituated for marker wart ae If eash; the balance in 6 and monet with ce rod notes bearing interest. # y All conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost of parcbastt: 5.0. MeGUIRE & 0O,. Aucts, B @BEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, G SALE OF “18a - ANNUAL SPRING SALM OF ISAA0 HERZ . ‘EXTENST SALE OF UNREDREMED ‘VE LEDGES AT AUCT: On MONDAY nett Yr. on $a grid ith, |) at i0 o’clock a. m.. we shall sell at our Auction a ms.,.NO, a corner of Dea lates ‘a we Py gonsitinn nao Gole pad MP Hatin, : tent, and other Watclies, Bd oe fa » Kinger-rings, Breastpins, ani __ Also, Ladies and Gent’s Wearin t Pis- oft ease ae BEESERE Wilton PBERG ¥ BON. Pawnbrokers, PENRG © ON rerpbrokers. ast Y J, 0. McG@UIBE & CO , Auctioncers, NSIVE SALB OF FINE COTTAGE SITES BON THE HIGH GROUND NORTH OF THS Oo OITY AT PUBLIC SALE. mn MONDAY AFTERNOON, Apri! Sd, at four o’clock, on the premises, ‘weshall sella portion of that handsome estate Know: “Mou! 1eRS: ant,” adjoining the city on the sorth, and lying between 7th and lith streets, sub-divided into seventy-seven cf ea cottage sites, fronting res) ‘ively on Beventh srctey and Ferman. ave. 8 property is situated on t! th of th st Reheat eaters Cube paces an ithe sarrpunding, country, with view et in easy of acceas by passan ads, which ter- talaaieon Severin’ and Pourtcont streets, ear Plats way ieobtsined at the counting-room of theanctionesrs, ~~ rund : jalf cash, in ten » wit! ected bale cur. balanced interent pay able semi-annually. A ent of $20 on each let welt bo required oF the Ducehaser at the time of ‘Ali conveyancing and.stamps at cost of the put-' coe a”: F. MeGUIBR & G6, Ancta. 7 LON Who's "Who i185. Briti Beso a cspanion, 15s, The hoyal Kale 4%, or ‘Red 7, List,