Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1865, Page 3

NEE EEE EE EE SISSSSOEESSSS SSS CS 'Ss: “2h aa 1. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp’s THRaTer. —Donizetti’s grand Upera ot “ Poliuto,” Signora Zucchias “ Paoline,” Massamilaini as « Poliutus,” Bellini as « Seve- rus,” and Weinlich as «+ Qallisthenes.”” Grover’s THEaTeR—Last night but one of the Martinetti Ravel Troupe, and positively the last night of the «Green Monster,” in ad- dition to the stock company in the comedy of «Loan of a Lover.” CantTsrpcry.—Pantomime, burlesque, bal- Tet, songs, &c., concluding with aside-splitting afterpiece, Matinee to-morrow afternoon, Oxvrorn.—Negro delineations, ballet, songs, fun and sentiment. concluding with a scream. ing farce. To-morrow afternoon, ladies mat- inee. % Cracvs.—Stone & Rosston’s great equestrian troupe corner of Sth street and New York ay- enue. A brilliant programme and yery pop- ular performance. Cracus AND MENAGERIZ.—Van Amburgh’s great zoological and equestrian combination on 6th street, south of Pennsylvania avenue. ‘The collection of animals is unsurpassea, and the equestrians and acrobats are equal to any in thecountry. Grand parade of themammoth procession, led by Hannibal, to-day, and after- moon performance. Opp FELLOw’s HALL.—Fakir of Vishnu, with Startling performances in legerdemain, to be pera by the presentation of gifts to the au- uence. a BoakD OF METROPOLITAN POLICE Com- MISSIONERS.—This Board met at 2 o’clock yes- terday afterneon in their room at police head- quarters, the president, Joseph F. Brown, in tne chair. All the members were present but Messrs. Gideon and Bowen. Mayor Walisch formally turned the Central Guard-bouse over to the Board of Metropoli- tan Police, and Superintendent Richards was instructed to confer with the military authori- ties and desire them to surrender the building to the civil authorities. {In case that desire should be granted, it is the intention on the part of the Board to make it the Central Guard-house; also to be used as the station-house tor the Secend and Third Wards. The expense of this building to the city, while in the possession of the military, has been about thirty thousand dollars, which falls heavily on the Corporation, especially as they bave not received anything for the use of it by the military. No appointment was made to fill the vacancy existing in the board, caused by the decease of one of its members, Richard J. Butt, Esq.. be- cause the Secretary of the Interior was of ©pinion that it would not be proper for the President to make the appointment, as the va- eancy occurred during the session of the Uni- ted States Senate. The treasurer of the board was authorized to contract with Messrs. Wall & Stephens, clo- thiers, for the summer suits for the Metropol- itan police force, they being the lowest bidders —#25 per suit, the same price for which they furnished them last year. The election of a police magistrate tor the Fourth Ward was deferred one week, because of the absence of two of the members of the board. The Board dismissed Elbert F. Turner, 6th Precinct, for violation of the regulations, and accepted the resignations of Wm. Lowe, Sth recinct; Chas. Creran, 7th precinct, and J. R. urdie, 2d do.; and appointed Elijah Acton Peer eg ae SE vice Remegius Barch, deceased; J Howes, Sth do, vice Win. Lowe, resigned; John W. Pumphrey, 6th do., vice E. F. Turner, dismissed: Geo. W. Parker, WANTS. — SS A GOOD COOK WANTED at 233 I street. msist* ANTED—A small FURNISHED HOUSE, in W Washington or Georgeto: he ASE. m 31-3t™ Fourth Audster ‘8 Office. Wart IMMBDIATELY—A young WHITE do cao housework. Inquire for two da: th bacce store on lith street, between R Island avenue and P street. erences requir AX BXPERIEBNCED BOOK KBRPEBR AND Clerk wishes to obtain EMPLOYMENT for two or three unoccupied hours daily. Address on cals ond. M. H,,232G st., between 175s 60 and ey eear ek SITUATION as Teacher in some or would assist in Surveying: ae is ac- school willi ato enter into business of writin, making. Address T. J. 8.. Was! abit WARTEDotTro SALES LADIE3 at S. HBL- LER’S Fancy Store, 34 Market Space, bet. 7th and 8th. None but the best need apply. m3) it* 7; ANTBD—A first rate COOK, WASHER and W Ahonen airs SUS ian poe eee At No. 400 4th street, near City Hall. Reference required. mh 30-3t* Woevee A pastry rience wishes a Sirvarre ON i Bo. te M t., bet. a and 24th, or Restaurant, ‘Adtress GHAS. Coline, | __FOR RENT AND SALE. ISHED BOO! RENT—For reat, FE’ jcomfortabl, aaawell Carat {arajmuey BOOMS, aiNo: Gand H location is on of th the most desirable in the city. m4-im Fe RENT—A FURNISH ROUM on the first foor ot No. $2 Penn's avenue, between 2ist and 22d sts. ma H-3t* nits RL SE re OR RENT—The Dwelling Part of No. 251 Penn- F sylvania avenue, be een 12th and 18th streets, scuth side. Possession yiven immediately. En- quire on the premises. mh #1-3t* ENT—Two fine furnished front ROOMS, suitable for gentlemen and their wives: also, TABLE BOARD. 0.37 4% street, southwest at reasonable terms, mh 31 3t* OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSB on L st. north. between oth and lth sts., contsining sight | rooms. Enquire of JOHN MURPHY, Grocer. cor: | Ber of Land lth sts. 3b | 7° LET—Two very pease FURNISHED ROOMS, on the second floor. separately or to- | gether, with or without board, at 440 12th street, tween @ and H. m 31-3t* Fe, RENT—Three comfortable ROOMS, unfar- | ished, suitable for asmall family, with use of [a aa garden, ete. No. 120 East Capitol street. Fo RENT—One of the four new frame HOUSES on lith at,, bet. B and T. containing | four goed rooms and kitchen. Apply to J. W. BABKER, H ae Ly lith and 12th, No orat the b AN HUGHBS, 232 Pa. v. m: '—From May Ist, an Ae ed HOUSE. containing not over twelve ith garden preferred.) either a this city nom RENT-—A BRICK HOUSE, containing six easant and convenient rooms. Faurni- le atits actual value. Inqnire oa the premises, Hollidge’s Biock, P street, uesween sth and 5th north, ™ 3]. 5t* ( or r Georgetown. Address " r Office W ANTED-—To inform the public where MEALB can be bad at reasonable prices, at the Cali- fornia Coffee House and Free Reading Rooms, No. 251 Pennsylvan venue. between 10th and ith ic e, Washington. D. OG. Oountry and foreign spapers—Free Reading Rooms, Breakfast, Dining and Private Supper Rooms. Open from 7 o'clock a. m. to 12 p.m. Meals sent toall parts ef the city, with superior Wines, Li- quors, and Ales at reasonable pr ee Lunch packed in boxes for parties travelling, Whd others. Time tables of all railroads that leave Washington city, Also, Furnished Rooms, by the day, week or month. Strictly on the European style. m 3-4t* WaAnTED— An experienced BOOKKEREER, Address 8. A., Star Office. YOUNG MAN WISHES A AETUETIGn Te bar keeper. The best ef references if required, Addreas L. G.,Btar Office. m 29 3t* Ws “ANTED—A frat class senracxieen Bi Good wages will be given. Apply at No. 497 7th ae aree DandE. .@ SAUR, Washington, D. 0. m29 PRS ‘A good Country CARPENTER. Ap- W ply at Metropolitan Railroad Office. corner of Vth treet and New York avenue, Berwoan the hours ef id 12, ar 29-4t ANTED-A furnished or partly Sparaicked b, HOUSE. located in the central part of the city. contaiming ten or twelve rooms. Address Box 31, Star office. ™m 29-3t* -By a respectable family, a small $B in the Third or Fourth Wards Rent proderate. Apply at 313 8th street, Retwess a eand. WANTED-A genteel COLORED WOMAN male ale d, for Chamberwork and aasi id Ironing Must come well V W Se ares who has been dia: friends, a SITUAT. keeper. Good references given. 455 lithst, ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Tfhree COAT MAKERS. No others need H. RIBNITZEY, Merchant Tailor, northy ner of 9th and D streets, Washington, D.C can be found a full and complete asso: meres and Vestings, whi style inferior to pone in this city or 1 most respectfntly solicited. A steve lady from 8t Louis, pointed in meeting her TON as Penild’s nurse er house- Apply at No. m 29-3t* 8d do., vice J. R. Hurdle, resigned; Lawrence Rossiter, 7th do., vice Chas. Oreran, resigned; Jernard Donnelly, additional patrolman for Oxford Music Hall. UriMIn a Court, Judge Olin —Yesterday, in f second case against Fanny Dines, charged with stealing, & verdict of not guilty was ren- dered, and in two similar eases a nolle pros was entered. On the frst charge, on which she was convicted, she was sentenced to three months in jail. Margaret Clagett, indicted for larceny, was found guilty Pasqual Raffe, indicted for an assault and gel submitted his case, and was sentenced to pay a fine of $20. The trisl of Hugh McMahon, indicted for Keeping a disorderly house, was commenced. ge Fivg House To RENT ok SALB.—Attention is called to the advertisement elsewhere of the first class large new double house at the corner of 6th and I streets. The house was built in the most thorough manner, and with every conceivable convenience, and under the imme- diate supervision of its proprietor who de- signed occupying !t himself, but who proposes to remove to another city and consequently of- ters the house for sale or rent on favorable terms. A honse so handsome, spacious and ‘well arranged would be just the thing for a Cabinet officer or Foreign Minister. a ALEXANPEIA Fish MAxkgtT.—The market was weil supplied with fresh fish this morn- ing. Shad were selling at from 90 cents to $1 per pair; herrings, 752-0 cents per dozen white perch 40 to 50 cents per bunch; rock, according to size: some of the largest and finest rockfish ‘we have yet seen were on the fish benches. ‘The supply of catfish was extra.—Alezaniria Gazette. ——— ProesgcuTioN AtaANDONED.—On Monday District Attorney Carrington entered a nolle prosequi im the case against Colonel Lafayette ©. Baker, charged with the false imprison- ment of Ue Stewart Gwynne. cr F< SS eS Freee LUNCH AT SAMSTAG'S ALE VAULTS.— Mr. Samstag takes pleasure to inform his triends and lovers of good ale and beer, that he prepared a most excellent lunch for next Saturday, Aprilist. Lunch to commence at 11 & m. until? p. m , and trom 5 p. m. to 12 p. m,. Donot fail to go, one and all. Jt is no April fool. DIED, ith instant, at7o’clock p, m., ALICE i 6 months, daughter of Win. H. fune: wilt take place to morrow, at 10 ‘kk, from the residence of her parents, No. 044 7th street, Island. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend | Baltimore Sun please covy.| On the 30th instant, ALICE MARION 3eare and 7 months. youngest daughter of and Ann E, Bridge Farewell. oie one.”” The friends and re e invited to attend her faneral from her paren ‘esidencs, 206 23d street. between G and H, at 3 o’clock this 3st instant, aged 3 Arthur {Baltimore Sun please copy.} On Thursday evening, the sth became PAUL eee native of Germany, for the last rs a resident of this city ter a short ill- nes in the Dearest b I thy loss mest deeply feel, But tis God that has bereft me, He can all my sorrows heal. His foneral will take place on Sunday, the 2 April, at 2 p.m., from his late residence, corner Me Bouth Carolinaavenue and Ith street. ir the Wallach School Bouse, near Navy Ya His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attecd On the oth, WM. J M. DENSON, aged 29 yea: His remains were taken to Baltimore | for inter ment. bh 31-3t* ee No Te FARMERS AND OTHERS. ASSISTANT Qu ARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, : Corner of G and Twenty second streets. Wasuineton, D. C., March 24, 1505. belonging * the De- old where it now lies, uch quantities as they y-five cents per ordinary Po ‘on load. plication for the same to be made r. George rs Gilbert. General Superintendsnt, ae the transportation office. Quartermaster’s De: partment. corner of G and Twenty- second streets, Payment to be made to ine undersigned CHAS. H. TOMPKINS, m™m 25-51t japtain and A. Q. 7M. B. TEEL Ww (Late Hinton & Teel.) MERCHANT AND MILITARY TAILOR. No. 305 Pennsylyania‘avenue, (Under Metrepolitan Hotel.) SPRING STOCK, COATINGS, CLOTGS, &c, Are now complete and ready for exhibition. Also. a choice line of GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,” SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, SPRING OVERCOATS READY MADE. mar 2i 2w Worrarn « GILsurT, BEAL ESTATE BROKERS AND GENERAL AGENTS, ttend to the Buying, Selling and Re: Ys Saeeconnos Kents, and Olaimaagaiuct ited Sta ‘street, directly opposite = Na- The Government Manu t of Washington will .o farmers a may requir ice 371 D tional Intelligencer office, between 7th and 8th Streets. m 13 Wt" a U From the Largest Maniaturnne Chemists im the 14 ns ACQUAINTED WITH MR HT. Sree D. he oacupied the drug store opposite m Py = pow and wae successful in conducting the business where others had not been equally so be- Gaekin a Bers been favorably impressed with racter and enterprine. a ‘4M WRIGHTMAN. Firm of POWERS & When ‘Ohemis Mi factu! mem othand Brown st. te ‘o of the aa Baiting 307 im ay oan on H, bet: ms iif aad Ti Conter Market EWS é SEG Se R BALI 30 Fo a $430 can for a 9th Square feet Baat Capitol, 5 bio $c 3 cents ha sete miim™ Cor, Pass ae end 1 suuply ce giant's FURNISHINGS on hand. Hoes WANTED—FURNISHED or UNFUR- ISHED. Address Box 724 Post Office, Washington, D. C. mh 23 5t™ W4NtED TO SELL—The SHOP, TOOLS AND of a Blacksmith and Wheelwright Shop that is doing a good business, on K st.. be- tween th and lUth streets. Inquire on the premi- Bea. ___ mar 23 5t® ANTED-—By a ing ssarincacige lady, a SITUA- ATION as housekeeper in s gentleman's family or ina botel. References given. Address we PB. me Baltimore, or Star office here, Ws NTED. Bergson! 8 STEWARD at Bt. Mary's Naval Depot A student of medicine poe Apply to Surgeon M. DUVALL, U 3. Navy Yard, Washington, D.C. m? ONTHLY NURSE.—American, with best of City references, will be disengsged ut Aprillst. Thosein need of such, callor address 519 H street. bet. ith and7th. 'mhi6-eotaprl* J ANTED—A limite bumber of PUPILS for instruction on the piano forte. Best of ref- erences given. Apply at No. 525 H st., between 6th and 7th sts. mar 13-tf W ANTED_EVERY PERSON TO CALL AND see the new lamp. One cent for 12 houra’ light. Also.the heavy ended chimney eat will not break. Oalland see themat 316 F 5! » bet. 10th and llth. WANTED. Beery store and hou know that they can find the Is ment of COAL O1L LAMPS, vlai a CHANDELIERS aed GAS FIXTURES. ‘and the best No, 1 COAL O! atl@ per cent. lower than any store this side of New York, 7 ay 316 F atreet bet. 1th and l)th streets. 13-Im* WaARTED— —Gold and Bilver Watches, aiaaanis, Pistols, Pawnbrokers’ Tickets. Furniture, Clothing, or any articles of value. The highest cash price paid. or exchanged for other goods. iro, a Bubstitats, wanted. At Binger’s Sewing aac Agency, 416 E street, near eee m* 7 ANTED—EVERY PERSON TO TALL at 316 f st.,and_see the splendid stock of China, Crocke ry and Glassware, at gh ie and Plated ware and a general assortment of on farnishing oods. EY. - m13-Im™ ¥F AS oer i and lith. Foe RENT- A HOUSE containing eight rooms, on I street, between 234 and 2ith THs isa desirabie residence for a private fam Inyuire of JAMES FLANAGAN, corner Ith ana C sta. ott HOROUGHBLY FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT—To a private family, Furniture for rept or forsale. Open for inspection on the 4th, Sth and ‘ith of April. Apply at 89 Pennsylvania avenue, between 2ist and (OR SALE | OR REN fe LEASE and FU R- with clevea ens: sitv- ar Pa.av. Will be rented peers A znacrs of Sarat est | 5 ttorney-at-iaw, + Opposite wes wing City Hall, mh 31-3t* For SALEAT A BABGAIN—A RESTAURANT, doing a good business, will be sola—Good Will, Fixtures, Furniture,and Lease, The lease is very low, and has four years torun, and the place is worth family residence all that it costs, Satisfactory teasons given for selling. Call ater? an street, near L, between 6 and 8 p, m.ae8 por, eee valuable TRACTS OF LAND on the railroad between Washington and Bal- timore. We offer for sale three valuable Tracts of Land on the railroad between Washington and Bal- timore, near Jessup’s Cut Station—one ‘act of fee ae fae tobacco land, contains a dwellinz, nd two tracts of 1/0 acres each, with A yeatsatl mill ee fine timber of hickory oak, &c., &e. The land is beautifully situated and easy Sctsseue, For terms, &c., apply to JAS. C, McUUIRE & CO., Austioneers. mh 31-5t FOF BERT OR FOR SALE. That first-class large new DOUBLE HOUSK, just completed, at the corner of ith and I streeta The House is one of the finestim the city, with bandsome side yard and grounds attached; taining all the modern improvements, and suit- able for a member of the Cabinet, Senator. For eign Minister, o: any one else desiring an elegant House Possession given immeditacly F fal Bnate ‘Aves inquire of JOS. F. KELLEY, Beal state Agent, corner of &th and I stree 3 (Chron.] mar 3I-lw \FFIGk FOR RENT — Over Btinemet7’s Hat Btore. No. 234 Pa, av. uv-tt ARLOR AND CHAMBER FOR RENT—At No, 467 9th st., bet. Eand F, opposite Chronicle Building. my3)-3t* Fo BALE—A Brick HOUSE, containing four rooms, water and pavement atthe door. Title rues ‘Apply corner ith and A sts. north. Cavi tol Hill. m3)-6t* Fo RENT—A HOUBE of six rooms, with por tion of the FORWILTURE for rent or sal In- quiremt No. 33 lth street, above New Yo enue, m 3 F°, RENT—An elegant PARLOR and BED- ROOMS. with or without Board. Inquire at MBS. B BY’s, 2th street, between L and M, s OR SALE—A RESTAUKANT, in the First Ward, near War Department. Also, Fixtures and Apparatus of soda water and ice cream saloon, Apply 242 G st. mh 30-lw* OR REN T—Two large desirable ROOMS, com- municating on first floor, furnished or unfur- nished. Reference required. At No. 400 4th street, near City Hall mh 30-3t* Fo RENT—A very pleasaut and handsomely furnisbed front ROOM, in a most desirable lo- cation. Enquire at 401 Istreet, between lith and i2th streets. mh $)-$t" Fos, RENT UNFURNISHED—A larg Basement and Second Story. House situated Apply on the premises, No. 55 F: street, corner of 2d st., Georgetown. m 30 —$5 000 cash will purchase a strictly 8 ee Rana centrally located oing a safe Aryan business. For par- Houlars apply to MITCHELL & BONB. cor. Pom avenue an 15th eee bh 30. URNISHED ROOMS TO BENT, p: sori in SE or single, first-class house, furniture new and the very Dest.(house central, ‘) 301 ¥ street, be- tween Jth’and JUth sts., near the Patent and Post cen, m 30-3t* LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT Twenty rooms, both gas and water, with s) - cious grounds. Rent. $15) per month. $2%> fixtures: KC. required. Possession immediately. Without the money none need apply. 8. W ner 2ist and H sts. E FOR RENT AND SALE. BY A HOoMS “B. M. HALL & CO., Real Rstate Brokers, =e (Gocneet 7th and F streets.) 'e have and LOTS parts AUDI but want more to fill up ee cumareaacatie ‘or 8MA. FRAME on Vir, plas LL There 7 avenue, nesr 234 THREE FRAMES and six Shanties, all at $6 per moath, with large Lot, on the corscr af BRICK HOUSE, Square of Ground anda Nursery and Flower Garden for lease. CHEAP ar on 19th street, 5 rooms, and near K street, $3,300. FRAME on leased ground, at $20, setae hee avenue, 5 rooms, trees BRI with 1] rooms, gas, &c., shrub- bery, +6) &c., with very large Lot, on Maryland avenue. apitol Hil}, at $7,000. a t japito! Hill, at $6,000 be BRICK HOUSE on Maryland avenue, BRIOK HOUSE on ith street, 9 rooms, at $3,000, S ACRES, with good Howse and Stable, near the city, at $3,210. 6 ACRES, unimproved, at $30 per acre, a6 ACRES out 7th street road four miles, unim- proved. NEW FORE PROPERTY to exchange for Prop- erty bh Fine BUSINESS PROPBRTY on F street for Bale. $5,(H00. BUSINESS PROPERTY on sth street, for sale, R.M. HALL & O( mh 29 3t Real Estate Brok “8 VIEW FOR SALE—VERY VALUABLE ABM FOR Ba! BALE DR AAD TuMED TE The subscriber navine more land than be can properly till. would sella very desirable farm nfo ipg immediately Epon the neshpeskels and one 0 Canal, » miles above Georgetown enle iruslastainieg Ste acces of lands whicn will (if desired,) be divided to Ca ae As now divided, No.l contains about 150 acres, most- ly under cultivation. abe m which isa large Dwel- ling House, large new barn, hay house, and wood Rowse, fine apple and peaci? orchards, in full bear- ine with plenty of cherries and other fruits, all lwatered, and under chesnut fences, having 25 oF mere acres of “Bottom Meadow,” producing $80) worth of hay yearly; barn now fall of hay, from the upland, given to the purchaser: also, 25 acres of wheat in the ground, price $4. peracre, No. 2contains 813-10 acres, upon which is a large Dwelling House and Stables, with 30 or more acres of bottom land, price $30 per acre. No. 3isa large and splendid peach orchard, of 2) acres, (1,825 treen) price $108 peracre, with a 3) acre field adjoining, in clover, price $35 peracre. The palane is prin- cipally in timber, a large amount of which is oal and chesnut. The whole, or any part of the above can be ponene | agreat bargain, Persons deairing to purchase will Bears. addrese immediate! ety letter WILLIAM RBADING, Georgetown or apply in person, at bis residence, at the Un Arch.’ miles above Sara von the Washing- ton Aqueduct X will also seli a portionof my land near my residence, in lots to suit purchasers, mar 15-eolm™ FIRST CLASS COUNTRY SBAT FOR SALE. I ofter at private sales pal part of my farm, known as Woodley ” containing, by a recent survey, ‘34 acres, 3 roods and 18 pe Joiaing tract, mostly in timber, of yo actes,2 roods and; perch es, will be added, if desired. The improvements BLLING, beautifully a grove of forest oaks, and command- view of Washington city, the Potomac d the surrounding country: a large Baro Stable, Ice-house, tilled with Ice, and other necessary Outbuildings, There isa large number of Fruit trees, standard and dwarf, embraciag nearly every variety The above place 1 is situated in the county of Washiagton. DC , 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 s proposed public road, called “ Woodley Road,’’s part of which wascom- leted last year, by hia road the place will oe peice fifteen minutes’ drive of Washington are & large well built DW situated i ol rarthier description of this preperty ia deemed unnecessary, as ali contemplating purchasing are invited to examine the place If not disposed of at private sale before the last of April next, it will be offered at public auc- tion, of which due notice will be given, For terms, &c. inquire of Charlen M. Matthews, Attorney at-Law, No. 51 Congress street, George: town. opposite the Post Office, or corner of Kighth and easy Space, Wasnte ton city, whois pre- rei rhow a plat of the land Pipasstawit P. A. BOWEN, {OR SALE—The BUILDINGS AND FURNITUBE of the Great Summer Resort, GLYMONT, Situated twenty eight miles from Washington, on the Maryland side of the Potomac river, To re sponsible parties not wishing to purchase, it will bo RENTED FOB THE SEASON. Inquire of L. PARKHUB8?, Room No. 3, third tlaor, jar ic <f Intelligencer Building. Fo, SALE— three-story BRICK HOUS w (new, yiniahed in good style and built in the gas all through the Tot 12) fee! most substantial manner ; house and water convenient. eens running back toa 20 ag alle: gr eanred on 61 street, Island, between D a Title ar tect Price $3800, Tnquire of H.W. HAMLLT 562 Ten street, opposite Center Market, Bash apd Blind Store. ja 28-eotf voRt eS A RESTAURANT and BOARDING within one aq of Penn's av. and 7th HO 11 rooms; ten y oan rent only $25 per month. Furniture, stoc! quors, cert By ana lease for $4.0). MITCHELL & BON Brokers, cor. Penn's av. and ioe SJ A bfty acre ¥ARM, four miles from Wash- ington, fair improvements, for $2.50. m 9-Im* aI FS, RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE— Brick DWELLING HOUSER, with wa’er FR gas, containing eight rooms, situated in one of the most central and pleasant locations in the city, two squares from the Treasury Department. [n- quire at No. 203 i4th street, next corner of Rhode Pages erpone Postession given lith April. mh 3) ANTED,. v 300,000 LADIES MOR, Who want the new style of Collar, to bring their Swiss Muslin, &c., to WM. PRINCE’S Stamping and Fluting Depot, 351 F street, and get them Fluted. Prince has two machines made expreasly for Quilling Ladies Rufties without the use of gum ee Led are the only machines here todo such work = be T BD—SSOOND HAND FURNITURE (OR RENT—Furnisbed or unfurnished DOME at No. 490 [at., bet. 7th and sth. OR RENT—Two Furaished ROOMS in a Gesira- ble location, 455 12th street, between G and H. mar 24-3t* Fo RENT.—On the Ist of April will be for rent a three story BRICK HOUSE. on !1th street north, between G and H streets, apply “at No. 35% G street. For particulars mh 29-3t™ al HOUSEK BEPERS LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST. NOW 18 THE TIME TO FUBNISH YOUR HOUSE. 225,000 worth of Walnut and Mahogany PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE, consisting of a fall and complete assortment of HAIR CLOTH CHAIBS, ROCKERS, SOFAS, MARBLE-TOP TABLES, BUREAUS, WASHSTANBS, BEDSTEADS, WHATNOTS, and every ceseription ef WALNUT AND MAHOGANY FURNITURE found ina first class Housefurnishing Store,which we will sell during the next twenty days | AT PRIME CO8T. Will be added a beautiful assortment of GILT FRAME peLRRORS: cannot continue longer than twenty case! yige parties wishing to nelect from the stock whilst full and Coulee ier tal te Con early. The largest stock of COMMON FURNITURE in the District at prices that defy competition, OROCKEY, CUTLERY and GLASSWARE at reduced prices. WINDOW SHADES in beautiful designs. BONTZ & GROSHON, w33-10t 369 Beventh street, above I. Fre IT TREES. &c.—Fruit Trees of finest quali- ty and moderate in prices can be supplied by the undersigned; consisting of cessed and Dwarf Pears, Apples, F ast es, Apricots. Nectarines, Cherries, &c. nee ine wares, Concords, Rebeccas, ‘ores Seedling, Lawton Blackberries. ‘Strawberries, Gooseberries, Currants, &c ; Evergreens, Shade cree poten mar T-e06t 396 7th oe race H. 1 3. Euanson 70H. P. LOvpox & Co, crniZE Ns: AND BMiLinan YMER- a | stat opsicom Heit lat Brown | mow 1-tf Washington. D. 0. Tiweter IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW DER, for cleasings Ls tifying and preserv- ing the Teeth : and Gu mire ‘his elegant prepara- tien is entigely unequ: WELLS & 00., Sion Proprietors, HIGHLY IMPORTANT! For sale by all draggis' Wire, CELEBRATED Tote -SPREAD a ee LN RS the very best in all cases fer whicha cclageanires, Fer sale by all srugeisin jan 2-eoly,a Exacas v WEL ERLY. “NEW CARRIAGE AND vine Fain OF Lb atl iplad cans rivate sale an ele; early net CA ABRIAGE, Duileby 0 y one vot bet builders in New } York, fuished in the can u Ls or ol inn Ho 8 are fast, an ated ‘gound and gentle, For particulars 6 apply to to J.C. Mo@UIRE &CO.. Auctioneers, corner 10th and D sts. m2i-6t ss. -WANG, THE G a Guise aro - ee EDY FOR GONO Ows Box bday PERFORM A CU: may bpcarri carried fa Shes thou fear warely veestabio. le. rata ea Pat by ons, RROD Jacl ok- ey iladel- bia. 2 90 Pa, Seeman Bent ion 5 enh? oy cole” BEADY AND CONOLU! var a OF THE Pri Bt a BEM BOL Late Ben eek: the Ub. Dispespatorr. eat am CARPETS, BEDS, BRD. | [,ORSALB—A PROVISION STORE and DWELL- oING, isa HOUSBTURNIEHING BOODS otavery EF ING HOUSE ats reasonable price and on mod- seen tion BUCHLY, 406 eee erate terms. For further particulars inquire of et Netween Gand H ide. Mr JOHN WALTER, No. 372 Batrect, between = uth an AT COST! AT COST!! Prose RESTAUBANT AND BAR AT- tached, doing a good business; with fixtures, furniture and bedding. in in mar 29 it* tra 7th street. Fo RENT—A large well furnished FRONT ROOM on the second lloor in the First Ward, suitable for two gentlemen. This is one of the most desirable rooms, and one of the most pleas- ant locations in Washington. Inquire at No. 130 street, near 2ist st. m 29-3t™ OBA FOUNTAIN FOR SALE —A large hand- some silver urn, containing ten sirup cans, with the names of each sirup engraved on the cans and faucets, cylinder cooler. ten feet of worm pipe, air-pump(Bylveater’s patent) complete, will be sold cheap for cash,- Oall at Drug Store 370 corner I and 7th ate. Ott {OR SALE—A first-rate FRAMB WOUSE. con- taining Yrooms, pied with 0 valuable Lots, allin choice it, =e Lg eaches. pears, cherries, plumb: grapes, allof the best selection. with a pump of excellent ate in the yard, on the cor- ner of G, 13th street and Pennsylvania avenue east. For further partieulars ml a remot; No.575. (mh 2-eolm*] CARROLL. F° SALE—A one = = and Fixtures, opposite Baltimore rtoba second door from the corner of north Qapito: = c ates Enquire on the premises. Fo, BSALE—A geod located SHOE STORE, a 1 7th street, between K and L sts. an clixibie, 2 ape ., DEKRAFT & 00, et or RENT—Furnished or atapaisted HONS situated on @ Sirest near New Jersey avenue. Rent very moderate. mar 27-6t* OR RENT—Two brick HOUSES, one 5 rooms, one7 rooms. Apply corner 4th and A streets north Capitol Hill. mb27-5t* FS ae OB RENT—A MBAT and PROVI- SION STORE, connected with the Howard Dining Rooms, H street, between 12th aad 13th sts. It is in perfect running order, with ice house com- st auny at southwest corner 13th ase H ata, store. Roe RENT OR LBASE—A large RroRMRCUL fee DWELLING on 7th street, opposite Pat- t Office. Inquire at No.152 Penna. av.. bet. With and 18th, m 25-6t* Fora RENT A few more excellent and cheap the eae een e ee Building, corner Pent and 7th street. Inquire at SRLDNEB & Gon. , Clothing Store in same Build- mar 25-6t* OR SALE—A RESTAURANT north side Pa. nue, near National Ho would make asplendid store or confectior re d ice cregn ssioon Address, unas : city Post Office, Washington, D, C vr 22-Im* (,OR RENT—A fine BRIOK STABLE and CAR- RIAGE HOUSE, suitable fer three horse most central locationin Washington; rear of 27 & street nore pas: ne vel fo Boventh # ty 4 = mn . Bavor south of Odd Fellows” Hall mah 21 tf Bwpye BF —F elegible Bisuiiting OTB PALE rm eects the Becond Ward Wi rr for cash, if immediate rete agid Ory oneay as cath is ‘aperh: eevee angine Bi Store, No, 248 Pa. Fin ENT_Two large and commod: OUB! er pomusre ning 38 rooms, situ: noth arent ‘ ables attached a res oe Sing si Possession given the H At ace ther information in- Pian aN >. P Pea. ine iawn seneerees Ay IOKS8, No, 8 A treet. aviv! aren SPtzAe ar aie sta an! Washin op een ae yout Biadessbare fi Hiro » immedi, west sae Orthe late Poke Or Rae ene eee ives, Baq. ‘he land is bigh and ‘raltage and ided into eieht yal & tage ai , ites. sSommanting s Gag view ol viet beauti sitigtoe tor aa sites in the District ae Cora; 6. apply to Jans waits {OR SAL 000 feet _p a aE eH ets SLE NNe TH | as + AUCTION SALES. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VEBY a ee RUTLDING ey aT AE eR Or 8T rare OPPOSITE WAUGH CHaPBL, On THURSDAY, the 30th instant, we shall pail, at 5 o’cleck p. m., in front of the promises, Lot N 9, in Square No 753, having a frontof Fi toate on north A and 3) feet on 3d street east. This prop- erty is beautifully situated, and would make a fine business stand, it beiog a corner lot, opposite h Whois itoeral au male knows at ale. BEEN & WILLIAMS, mar 25-d Auctioneers. S7-THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED, IN consequence of rain, until MONDAY, the 3@ of th sane bour rand place. 32-4 & WILLIAMS, Aucts. yy GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF A WHEELWRIGHF AND BLACKSMITH’S SHOP.ON SOUTH CAPITOL Pee ae orerar SOUTH, NBA RICHARDS'S @n THURSBAY, the 30th inst we shall sell, on the premises. Diiils Planes, Chisels. A Bellows, Hammers, Screws, Wrenches, Grit Cart Bodies, Frames, Cart na Wagon Wheels, Spokes, Felloes, lover uisoner and Iren. &c. “ GREBN & WILLIAMS. mar 25 eod Auetioneers. B27 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON- Account of the rain, until MONDAY, the 3d of April, at the sare hour and mar 3i-td REEN © WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y JA8. C, eG OTRR 6 & OO., Auctioneers. STREET EA THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March 30, at 434 o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell six Lots fronting 19 feet on East Capitol street, and rupning ack 105 feet to a 10 foot all t on Ith street, near the corner of Bast Oapitol, fronting 23 feet on 9th street, and running back lle feet 10%¢ inches. Lot on corner of Massachusetts avenue and l)th street east, frouting 77 feet 3 inches on Massachu setts avenue and 63 feet on lth street east. Terms: One-third cash; the balance in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. a payment ons $2) will be required at the time of sale, om each lot Anseurehts ancing and revenue stamps at the cost a er. ahd “SAB. C. MeGUIRE & O0., Aucts, ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED gonmenngnce potty rain antil’ TUESDAY AFTE. ‘il oe it 5 ck. Fe Tha G. McOUIRE & CO., Aucts, at 12 o'clock M., lot of G LEGAL NOTICES 1 THE hiner COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO BIA—Mary Myers vs. Pater YE! oc ney, No. 331. Bill for Divorce The rubpona i issted te compel the defendant’s a) pearance having been returned into the Clerk's office by the Marshal, on the sist day of December. 1364, endorsed ‘* non est,”’ and the efendent hay- ing feiled to enter his ay ance en t! t day, occurring twenty complainant havin; filed a est itness that the defecdant has from this District for over six months. so that the process cannot be served on him, it is,on motion of complainant, this loth day of Mareh, 1355, or- dered that ie defendant cause his appearance to suit on or before the first Tues- dey Be Hey met; ‘otherwise the bi. may be taken °A true copy. B. J. MEIGS, Clerk. mar 13-2aw6w Reet a Se SS Te THE fA eee: Couper. oF +u8 DISTRICT February, 1865. Aux ean Asbunson vs. atyonant ANDEREON, in Equity, No. bey ill for Divorce.—The subpean issued te com! defendan arance bi shal on the ae Eat,” and the defendant having tailed to Cage bie rale day occurri! me Sigh e complainant aa ng a itmess that the a % the process cannot be on motion of the complain- ant. this 25°h, day of February, 1365, ordered, at ghambers. th that t the defendant cause ssc ) in thi day Pof Mes May next, Otherwise for co! Aas over S. J. ME aso Cie a BUCK WHEAT FLOUE. UP. oe, AUCTION SALES. —_—_—_____ _____.. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW, $$? — eee Y JAS.C. MoGUIRE & O0., Aucts, = VALUABLE BUILDING ‘oR VeeeT. BREWEEN. 15T ‘aKD Sire ore On FRIDAY ‘AFTERNOON, March Sist, at 5 o'clock. on the resnians. we elvall sell the western- most part of Lot No. 3, in Square No. 196, front- Ine Is fect on mort M treet between Lich aud 16th Setaiis and rugning back about 125 feet to a9 'y Terms—One half cash. the balance in six and tygive months, with interest secured bya ded of Trust purchonrevancing and stamps at the cost of the smh 7-te JA8. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Austioneers; B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. LARGE SALE oF, NEW 0a POILCLOTHS at BOBO Aree on BAT BDAY the ist day of April, at }o’clk .. Weshali sell at Tih and Distreetaryis Cur *Uction rooms, No. 526 ple 8 Of English Bruaseis Carpet 8 of Three: ly Car, ces of Ingrai sin Carper’ Pi 3-4 Oilelot: 10 pieces 4-1 White Mattia Oheck Mattin, All to Be wold 8 much quant fe want to ft the aUgAabitiee Oe Uarers mz ™m 2 2-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y 0, B. L. OROWN & CO., Auctioncers, HORSES AT AUCTION We will sell TO MORROW, cee atter,) a at lA M. at the City Bazaar, on 6th atrest, near the cdual, a large number of the above named stoch Terms cash. P.8 we charges for offeri m 31-1 c RL. CROWN & CO., Azcta. Y W. B. LEWIS& os Auctioneer: °. 307 Penn's averse. TO-MORROW, (Saturday.) ¢10 o'clock, at our Store, we shall'sell, in addition to our Regular 8a'es of Furniture an Invoice of— 50 dozen superior Shirts, as bambs Wool, Flanne! and Casimeres, Oxer po ie Bnictes vr ot of Dry Goods, Hosieries, Threads, Pins, Lot of Coats, Pants and Vests, wie a pairs of Ladies’ an@ Men's Boots and One. Fine Gold Lever Watch and Chain. W. B. LEWIS & OO., Aucts. aE J.C. McGUIRE & & OO., Auctioneers. FURNITURE AnD Bove SEHOLD BFF: BIO ee EOTS AT On SATURDAY HORNERG: April lst, ot 19 o'clock, in front of the Auction oma, we shall fell a lot, of Furniture and Household Bifects, com- ‘ottage Setts, Buresus Arm and Recéption Chairs. Rockers Walnut and Pine Tables, Wardrobes Mahogany leather covered Dining Chsira Cottage Bedsteads, Mirrors Walnut Marble top ‘tands Hair and Husk Mattresrea Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows Brussela and Engrain Carpets Sewing Machine. A lotof Millinery @oous,t Bonnets, Ribbons, &c. Terms cas. m 31d J.C. McGUIRE & GO., Aucts. J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, On SATURDAY MORNING, April Ist, on first floor of the Auction Roo at llo’clock, we shali sella small lot o/ Millinery Goods, a8 Trimmedand Untrimmed Boanets, Bennet Trim- mings, Ribbons, Worsted and Merino Hoods, Fancy Soaps. Hair Brushes, &c., kc. Te ‘erms Cash. J.C. Mc@UIRE & CO., Aucts. mh 34) 2t Y WM, L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Washington Horse andCarriage Bazaar, 98 La. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts, SALE OF HOBBES. CARRIAGES, &c. On SATURDAY, April lst, at the Bazaar we will sell about a FIFTY HORSES, suited to saddle and harness, of which a full de; scription at rale, AL30, A large collection of New and Second-hand Car- Tisges. Buzvies, Rockaways, Express Wagons, &c.,, with which the sale wat commence with. 50, New and Second-hand Bit ness, &c. Regular Bales at the aar, every Tuesday, ahr Saturday, without regard to the wea Carriages, Harness, eco always at Drivatgeale. L, WALL & [Chronicle] Auctioneers, mar 29 BY Ww. B. Ewe & OO., Auctioneers. No. 307 ‘Pennsylvania a enue, EXTENSIVE SALE OF ee PLED- GES AT ALOTION DEAMOND SER eLRY GOLD WATCHES. Naan &o. MONDAY next, April 3, at 10 O'clock, We shall sell twenty five very fine Gold Watches 18 carat cas ome of the highest cost of B. rit and American Le fine gold guard, vest. and ladies’ Chains: Diamonds in ctuste: smgle stone; Earrings, Pins, and Rin opal, ruby and emerald Rings aad Sets; Glasses. &c. The above are all first-class amined early morning of sale. ware do welt to attend. as they will be sold. h 30-3t W. B. LEWIS & OO., Aucts, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. NNUAL erase mae OF ISAAC HERZ- & 80N. ‘ood’. Can be ex Persons interested ESTEE es 4m 3 OF UNRE ;DEEME D E On MONDAY and TCEeDA. rw st) ovlock eon AY. ‘Apri sa ana ath, we shall sel? at oor OTS Booms. No. 526 7th at t, collection of Me erect, ‘Corker oF Da large UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, consisting in part of Gold and Silver Hunting-ease Patent lever and other Watches, Diamonds, Gold rings, Finger-rings, Breastpins, and Also, Ladies and Gent's Wearing Appar - tols, and ene fine let of new Damask Pere Lines together with a large lot of miscellaneous goods too numerous to enumerate. Bale to commence with the Watches, TerAS. HER7 BERG & SON. Pamnbr c) ke m 27 eoft EN & WILLIAMS ere BY g.C. oe & CO., Auctioneers EXTENSIVE SALE OF FAMILY cuorce OLD LIQUORS. GHOCRERY: WHOS: ae ND WILLOW WARE, BROOMS, BRUSH: oe Hivaspay MORNING, April 6th, at 10 o’clock, at the Family Grocery Store of Mr, Thos. Cogan, cerner of 2th and H streets, wa shall sell his extensive stock of Groceries and Liquors, con- Pei oe in part of— Barrels and sacksof Flour, Meal, Crushed, Toe; dered and Brown Sugars. . ¢ Ground Java and Bice cin Roasted and Chests rail ei r Green and Black Teas Spices of all kinds, Soap, Candles, Yeast Powders, arch Powder and Shot, English Pickles and Sauces Jellies . Canned Fruits, cases Glaret Wines ea Gl 8, Brooms, Buckets and Willow Ware Tol acco, Cigars and Snuff, in quantities Coal, Sperm and eacherla an and Lamps, Pure old Whiskies Fotthe t the following brands,in barrels : * Baker,” 1551; ererholte.” 1355; * Zeigler,” 1355; * Finale,” 39 dozen Bottles ‘fine Old Rye wiioky Superior Scotch and trish Whisky Holland Gin, in wooa Ayple Ginger, Blackberry and Cherry Brandies, Together’ with Platiorm and Counter Scales Stand Casks, Measures,and many articles found in a first-c'as8 Grocery,not mecessary to enume- T'39- Aa Mr Cogan is abont to retire on account of ill-health, the stock will be seld absolutely to the highest bidders. med o™_y, GC. MoGUIRE & Oo. Aucta, ¥ Jas. 0. MOGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, HANDSOME FURNITURE ey AHL Ls FFECTS AT PUBLIC ou On FRIDAY MORNING, March date a 10 o’clk, at the residence No. 263 G street, between lith and th sti . We shall sell the Furniture and Effects. falnut Parlor Suit. covered in Red Da Rep > covered Turkish Basy Chairs Marbie-top covered Centre Tabie Lace Window Curtains, one porn Walnut Marble top Hall 8ui Carved Walnut, Velvet covered: Arm Chairs Morocco covered Tounses and Chairs Marble top Bure: stands, Wardrobes Walnut Bedstead: Spr De ‘Ma tt Hair and Husk Mi esses. Cottage & Buita lankets, Sheets, Cane and a Wood seat Chairs Toilet Sots Marble-top Sideboard Oak Extension Dining Table ig Chairs Qastors = - Baakets, Dish: Frosch China Crookery, Frait Dishes lass Ware, Chafing Dishes raved Bohemian Glasa Ware neat ape = Pine Writing Tables ixtures. Together witha general assortment of Kitchen : ne Bay meget w'McGUIRE & Co., Aucts, J. W7-THE ABOVE SALE 18 UNAVOIDABLY postponed until TUBSDAY, April 4th, same hour one Peidia 3.0. McGUIRE _00., Ancts. FINE PAINTINGS. CHICKEN PAINT- ND8O. ING by Tait. Love eesh OY: gy Me ers of Dres- Sry EATS Seer righ & few DHOICH +» Lo! le + Go OF 8 ARERITER’S, No. 486 Seventh mH Hight Boor Se SOM ae ee, TT Sosrey "s ge aad atte. pertur rimpart Hair, fa en pace se park ‘ume to th ior to omade extant. Eres bea a esessrar eka! Boraae’s Bi RaLeAM para Maladie, iio for sale chat as BARA ei . Found cormers, lege. ete. Final a og’ ma nud pacticuls o rs to ab 1,353 Oth ettect, tetween Hea ma set 2 a T ats, IXTURE —' ese} oe. 4 agistis $ ‘rice Brees endid seven octav. th mother of ~ AUCTION SALES, ———OOOOOOOOO For other Auction Sales see 4th page. FUTURE DAYS. BY? C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers ss Re BUILDING LOTS ON ee BET, DETWERN 13TH AND fre ste On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April Ist, at five erclock. on the premises, we ahail sell, Lot No. 21, n Bousre No. 1043, divided into two fie building nting each 77 feet 6 inches on south B st, Sth and lith sts. east, and running back inches to a 3) foot e- third cash; the balance ia 6 montha, with interest, secured by deed of tr All conveyancing and stamps at ‘the cost of the purchaser msrii-d&ds J. MoGUIRE & 0@., Aucts. yY J.G@. STAFFORD & Washington Horse Pei Mage Rapeeitoey At the Dorsey Hotel, corner Tt wed Tite One sqeare south of Northern Liberties Market, On MONDAY, April Meat lo'dock eat iD 9 o’eloe! Repository, we will sell spout = THIRTY 8. suitable to saddle and aren, of which | fall de- scription at sale, ALSO. Several young and went -broke Said to be good travelers and work well {n har- woget ether with a large collection of new and sea- Monday. to t. Stabling accommodations for 200 Horses, with Potomac wi the peut r conveniently arranged all through The patrovage of nal Ment Fegpegacumey ilende andthe m 29 td G STAFFORD & CO., Aucta. ¥ J, ©, McGUIRB & 00., Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING 1 LOTS ON MAS8ACHU- A = B, NEAR 14TH STREET, AT FTRENOON, April at ih Weshallsell Lows San 3. dso: subd: of Lota4 and fronting 30 feeton os enue, near 14th street. Lot 6: sailavenue and rapring bee to Ms ar Terms: One third cash; the balenoe inf and 12 months, with interest, secured by deed of trust. A sare of $20 will be required on each lot at time of sale All sonvevancing’s at € parchaser 's cost. m27-d&ds cGUIRE & 60., Aucts, ¥ 3.0. aaa & «00, Auctioneers, ory AT PUBLIO 4 Zz On MO! AY AUTERNOON Ral y 3d, at four o'clock, on the premises, we shi that bandsome estate Known 't,’’ adjoining the city on s orth between 7th and lith streets, sub-@ seventy s+ven handsome cottage sites, fronting reaps ctively on Seventh atreet and Sherman ave pees is situated on the high ground north, ot the city—one of the most beautifa! loca- tions for residences in the Distriet—comma: ing an extensive view of Washington, Georg: and the surrounding country, witha fall view, ot the Potomac river as far asthe eye cam reach. It y of access by passenger railroads, which ter- romineg and Fourteenth streets, near y be obtained at the counting-room of the aifctioneers 5 vi Terms: One-half cash, balance in ten years, with tnterest, secured by a deed of trust; interest pay- able semi-annually. A payment of $20 on each let 1 be required of the purchaser at the time of sale. ofl conveyancing and stamps at cost of the pur- jaser mh 23d J.C. McGUIRE & C@., Aucta, &. MARSHAL’ SALE.—In virtue of a writ + of fleri faci Pert from the Olerk’s Office of the Supreme Gourt of the United States for the Diner st Or Se and a directed, Ba expose ublic sale, for oO Gourt house dear of said District, "ont MONDAY, the 27th day of March instant, commencin, Tro clotk i ovall' defendant's right: titlero ae interest in and to the following property, wit. viz: Lots Nos. 2and 5, in Square No, 259, Lot No. 29, in Square Part of Lot No. 5, in Bquare No. 330, tegether with all and sin. hoor} fae provements thereon. in the City of Washington C., seized and levied upon as the property of Walter Lenox, and will be sold to walaty judicials No. 220, 8u- m we rere Conte peter ot ishard Windsor. use of icbar ach. mar 4-dts ayy 8. Marshal D.C. tit rHUKs nee ae) oH FOBEFONED UN- stant, same iu RSDAY, the 30 WARD Be are our and aN U. 8, Marshal D, 0, 7 THE ABOVE SA’ IS FURTHER POstT- poned on account of thi jueerser until MONDAY next, the 3d of April, at nei oe and place. WaRD H, m 30 U.8. ‘Marenat I D.c. BY W.L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers. TO WHOLESALE GROCERS, HOTBLS. RES- TAURANTS, AND ARMY TRADERS, IMPORTANT NOTIOR. The Second Trade Bale by order of John Farrell, to be held at Commercial Buildings, Louisiana avenue, between %th and 10th streets, en TURS- DAY, April 4, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m., we Will sell as follows: Consisting of shipments from &t. Lonis, Mo. ; 400 eases of the celebrated Navy Pobac ‘Lewin: & Co.'s brand 8moking and Chewing To- ‘Cincinnati, Ohio ; 1,00) cases of Candles; 10 bbis, Dried 60 tes. Hams, Bacon, Sides. Shoul- 8) Chicago, Il ; ders, Lard, &c., this season’s curing, and But- Pittsburgh, Pa.; 400 bbls. Whisky, of brands well ‘Newyork: 30 BES ac cap, Baga, &c:1,000 Dbl ew Yo. 8. Syru jugar. s. Mercer and Peachblow Potatoes; 500 bbls. Onions; 500 cases genuine tow re ie lines of A. M. Bininger’s Liquors, Imported ars, &c.. &c. hiladel hiss, 300 bbis. Pickles, Gatsup Eggs, fens ; ee cases ianaek Goods, Jellies, Proserves. Baltimore, Md.; 1,000. bbls, Flour, &e. Also, at the same time and place, the entire cargo ofthe echooner E_ Forbish, from Boston, conmatineet Dried and Salt Fish, this season’s by tt “100 bbls. prime New England Cider. This cargo eost the shippers at Boston over $11,! All the above enumerated goods will be sold per- emptorily and without limit or price. in lota adapted to the wants of large buyers, and claims the attention of such, Catalogues will be ready for distribution twe i Wl ir apne ta? Wi. L. WALL & 00., Aucts,_ YJ.C. take 00., Auctioneers. VALUABLE, BUILDING LOT ON 1, BTRERT. N 13TH ed On TUESDAY AFTEB! cy ° aed ss} S83 5 d bier see He rae and rupnin, ac! ee" s 00) ley. ‘A garment ote be required of the parcha- rerme: One bait cash; the balance in 6 and 12 months, secured bya deed of trust. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost of the purchaser. SAUNDERS, ‘. m4 J. 0. McOULRB © Os Avetisucors, Y J. OC. McQUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON MARYLAND AVENUE, KAST OF THE CAPITOL AT PUB- On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Fs) Fe Sth. at 5o’clock, on the premises, ~ shal in Bquaré No. %1. frontin, cs foot on Maryland’ avenve, and 125 feet on lth street east, improved with frame Dwelling House, containing 7 rooma and cellar, with atabling for three horses, out- buildings, &c. The grounds contain flowers, fruit trees, grapes, anes this property is well situated for market gar- Terms: One-balf cash; the balance in 6 and 12 months, with secured notes bearing interest. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost of utd _J. C. MeGUIRE & OO., Aucts. ma-d Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TWOSTORY FRAME HOUSE OF FOU: Lik D LOT, AT A Dale On THURBDAY, the 6th April, re Patt sell, a half past five o’cleck,in front of the premised, a handsome two stery Frame House-No, 253 on south O si between 434 and 6th malrone ets Island-and the Lot on which it standa. it bein pertlot No. 11, in square No, 495, baying a, front of 20 feet 2 inches, poe a eee of am feet 6 inches. Terms cash ‘table. A!l convey- ancing at cost of arene r. ineluding revenue stamps $100 will be required when the property is knocked off, mh 2d GRBEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ALEBB OF MANURE. Headquarters Devartmi rhe Washenpion, { Office Chief Quartermaster, 1 ve satel OE 2. ction a na ic ry bersteatee Dal Pon MONDAY, sanilations (until Desembge Stim) of MA: at - RURE ‘at the public stables, &c., designated be- low, vis At blic eS that point ep Vth ana Barry, D.O.." by Captain George W. . A. , M., she Manure at at on Wethe. fice of Oaptein Reno, A “a .» head- arter DeRussy’s division, near For coran sheaccre: ations at headausrtert. pa aad or’ 2 . alison in extending Fe trom Fort Ethan Al ong Chain rt Lyon, near Alexandri: a Chie Or actekse 40 thot Potomac, At the office (ites ba in Alexandria, Va., the A der hie direction, and that city, under th master of this ee = ith sneees mee the and’ fature accu ec) i oee “promptly. AES Colonel ana Cale sine wanes OB SALE—Dosivab! Kebanea ak