Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1865, Page 3

:\ i; oe i LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. - Grover’s TomaTer.—Loan of a Lover, be f the comedy combination, the pantomime of “Jocko, the Brazilian Ape,’ by the Marti- netti Ravel Troupe. Grand ballet, and the farce of the “Dead Shot.” Forn’s THuEaTER.—Positively the Inst night of the Opera. Signora Zucchi, Bellini, Susini, Lorini, and other favorites in the opera of «Don Sebastian.” Oxvorp.—Grand-bill of ballet, burlesque, Songs, fund and sentiment, concinding with a side-eplitting afterpiece. Matinee this after- noon. Orrcve.—Stone & Rosston’s combination troupe, corner of New York avenue and 6th Street. Brilliant acrobatic feats, daring horse- manship, and other attractions. Performances also this afternoon. MENAGERIE AND CIRCUS.—Sixth street, near the Olarendon Hotel. This combination ex- ceeds anything of the kind ever exhibited in Washington. Performances this afternoon and evening. Opp Fr~iow’s HALL—Magical perform- ances by the Fakirof Vishnu, and distribution of a large variety of gifts, CANTERPURY.—Ballet, songs, burlesque, negro delineations and other attractions, con- eluding with @ screaming afterpiece. Matinee this alternoon. ea Eee imrORTANT To Drarrep Mgn.—Proyost Marshal, Major O’ Beirne, has issued the fol- lowing communication, in order that drafted men may understand that each one may be his own substitute broker, and will receive all necessary aid and instruction from officers of the Provost Marshal's office: Office of Provost Marshal and Board of Enrol- ment D. C., Washington D. C., March 31, 1565.— It 1s not necessary for persons presenting sub- stitutes at this office to obtain the aid of substi- tute brokers In sv doing. The custom, just discovered, by which substitute brokers exact $50 from principals who bring their own sub- stitutes, in order to have such substitutes pre- sented and accepted, must he broken up, and theextreme severity of the law will be called im to correct this fraudulent system, which is alike disreputable to the principals and to the office of the Provost Marshal. In sllsuch cases hereafter detected, both the prin- cipal and broker will be arrested, confined, and charges will be preferred against ‘m for violation of therwles governing the Provost Marshal and enrolment act. Substitute bro- kers have no influence, nor are they counte- naaced at this office in any way, shape, or manner, except so far as the legitimate trans- action of business is concerned. The publica- tion of this is made necessary, inasmuch asa public opinion to the contrary seems generally to exist, in detriment to the rights of the citi- zens of the District of Columbia, and to the speedy filling of the present call by draft. . Jas. R. O'BEIENE, Major 22d regiment, V. R. C. Acting Provest Marshal, D. U. ee UnyTER MARKET, To-DAy.—Reef, best cuts, T pound, ‘Wa3se.; next, 25c. Salt Beef, 20a25c: Dried Beef, 25c. Veal, 25a3c." Mutton, chops, 0c. Lamb, per pound, 2jc. Pork, fresh, 2c. Pork, ¢orned ,25c. Bacon, hams, uncut, “c.; sliced, 35c.; breasts, 25c.; shoulders, 25¢c. But- ter, 40a5c. Chickens, per pair, $1.50a%2. Ducks, ‘T pair, $1.50ag2. Eggs, perdozen,‘ic. Cran- ‘Tries, per quart, 50c. Cucumbers, peg doz, 30c. Green Corn, per can, 60c. Apples, per peck,new, 90a#1.; dried, 75c. Turnips, per peck, 40a60c. Potatoes, Irish, per pk, 15c.; sweet, 75a‘h; Peach dried, per qt., 30c. Cherries, dried, 50. Beans,butter, 30c.; white, 10alze Radishes, per bunch, I0alzc. Beets, 35c. per pk. Onions, per pk., 00c.a$1. Parsnips, pk, 50c. Carrots, 5c. Oyster plants, l0al2c. Cabbage, per hd., 25a4v2. water cresses, per peck, 50c. Land cresses, we. Rhubarb, bunch, 2c. Shad, pair, #1. Kale 25e. Lettuce,perha,!5c. Fish—Kock, large, each, $2.50a83; small, per beh., 5ic.; halibut, Ib, 30c.; sea bass, blue fish, I5c.; herrings, doz, 60c.; lobster, turgeon, 15c., pike, bch, Svc.a$l; perch, 5c. Rye, per bushel, $1.50, Cora Mea). $1.75. Shipstuff, 81a¢1.20. Brown stuff,s0c. Shorts, Corn, shelled, $1.75a1.9; in the ear, per bbl, €-a®10. Oats, per bush., 81.10 a$1.25. Hay,per cwt., $2a82.25. Straw, 81 Clover Hay, $1.50aS2.00. Spinach, per pec a Small ducks, 75a#1 per pair. Small birds, per bunch, Sic. Wild pigeons, per pair, 37 Kc. Blue ‘wing ducks, per pair, $2. Widgeons, per parr, | “2. Celery, per bunch, 15a25c. Krout, 15e. qt. Geese, #1 Was. Turkeys, $3. Fresh veni-on, per pound, Sic. ml Precinet Potics Report: ton Prather, threats and disorder! S| Mary Porter, selling without license: a Hamilton Prather, t!irea: R Moor, drunk and d 33. Joho Bur- zis, do; dismissed. Johu Lang, suspicion of | stealing blankets trom hospital: delivered to the military. Fourth Precinct —Stephen Clark, contempt of | court: $12. Cordelia Winder, petty larceny: committed for court. Pat Wallace and Mich’! Watlace, djsorderly: $5.95 each. Wm. Mount, do.; 3.50. Seventh Precinct—Hewty Hillery, fugitive from justice; jail for court. Maurice Cushing, granada Jarceny; dismissed. Charles Stewart, drunk and disorderly: military. David Bos- well, do; do. Wm. Payne, suspicion of lar- ceny; jail for a hearing. Sarah Williams, drunk and disorderly: dismissed. Thomas Hawkins, disorderly: Wm. Burgee, do; £1.50. Mark Evans, drunk: Cornelics Roucy, drunk and disorderly: dismissed. Tenth Precinct —Peter Doyle. drunk; $1.90. ‘Washington James, carrying concesied wea- pons: workhouse. Mary Moriarty. drunk and disorderly, 25.% atm to EES | First Or APRIL.—From time immemorial this day has been the occasion of practical jokes ia all communities. “April fool” is heard on all hands, and newsmongers are at liberty to relate thrilling experiences “by field and Hood,” without the slightest risk of being cate- ehised. The juvenile population is laying in wait every where for the unwary, and a squad of rebel deserters which passed up the avenue this morning run & gauntlet of annoyances frem the youngsters no doubt more disconcert- ing than the shots of the skirmish line. ee eg ALMoaT A Fire —Abont halt-past 12 o’clock yesterday officer Sprague, of the sanitary po- lice, discovered smoke issuing from the win- dow of 8 house next to the corner of 4th and East Capitol streets, occupied by a gentleman mamed Jones. He entered the house, and foand alotof clothing hung near astove had taken fire. and extinguished the flames without ma- terin) damage to the house or furniture. i ComPrimesTep.—On Monday night, the band of the 2ith regiment V. R. C. serenaded Hon. M. Strouse, member of Congress from Pennsylvania, and Jadge Purcell, of the Orphans’ Court, and were handsomely enter- tained by these gentlemen. gs SEconD WARD STATION Casxs.-- Kate ‘Waters, threats: bail for peace: also, for pro fanity, #250. Belle Shoemaker, drunk; #5. Elizabeth Augusta, keeping bawdy house; for hearing. ee Turrp Warp Station Cases —Wm. Stew- ard, arsault and battery; jail for court. H. Colman, violating city ordinance; #2. Wm Davis, threats; dismissed. ———— | or Georgetown Addreas¥F, A. B.,’’ Star Office | streets, south CcITy ITEMS. a eres FRee LUNCH, to-day and night, at Samstag’s Ale Vaults. Old Stock Ale and Buck Beer is the order of the day. Do not fail to go. SAE SSS SoLprers, there is nothing which will be more acceptable to the “loved ones at home” than a book or album; a splendid assortment of ‘which can be found at 210 Pennsylvania ave- nue, where you not only get your books as cheap &s at any other place im the city, but you receives gift with each witheut extra charge. it SS ALLOW ME TO sTATE with much pleasure that the saperb Chickering & Sons’ grand piano 1 purchased of you Wednesday, the 22d ult., was delivered carefully at my house, and is the delight and admiration of all who have performed upon 4nd listened to it. I haveal- Baal ap believed the Chickering piano to be the best, since owning this Grand I am confirmed Jos. W. Nairy, corner of 9th and Penn‘a ay. in that opinion. ——— THE GRAND vocal and instrumental compli- mentary concert, given to Mons. Alex, Wol- owski, the well-known Pianist and composer, by his numerous pupils, will take place posi- tively on Tuesday evening, April 1Stb, when Professor Wolowski will be assisted by some of the best talent and also by a number of his favorite pupils, apa which he broaght ont himseif. There is no doubt that his programme is one of the finest one @ are sure that Mons. Wolewski will favored with an wing house. The Professor is giving course of piano and singing at his resi- dence, No. 364 6ih street, between Hand L MARRIED, fy On the morning of the 23th of March, by the Rav, MPSON ,to Miss VIR- givin ae SavuH, anguter of the late J, andol!ph and Arn Harbaugh, it On the 29th inst , by the Rev. Oo: . Rair. of Ve Mr GEORGE ED to vagy s. MILSTRAD, both of Washington cit DIED, On Thureday %#th instant, at 1 o'clock p_m., ARTHA JANE HARDY, daughter of John Har- dy. aged 26 yeare ‘The funeral will take place this afternoon, st 2 o’clock, from the residence of her brother, Thos O. Hardy. on M street, bet. 6th and 7th east. The friends of the family are respeectfally iavited to attend the faneral without further notice. On the morning of the 3ist ult one a short but painful ilimess, JOHN SILENCR, in the 7th year of his age. Is not e’en death a gain to those Whose life te Go ly to earth th they close, .. To open them in heaven. His funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock, from his late residence, No. 1= Dun- barton street. Saturday morning, April 1,at6 o’clock, SARAH JANE JANES. aged 11 year | The friends of the family are requested to attend | her funeral Monday, at 10 o’clock, from her resi- dence, Firat and B street south, Capitol Hill. On the 0th, WM. J_M. DENSON. aged 29 years, His remains were taken to Baltimore for inter- ment. mh 31-30" WANTS. WANTED—-a gcod colored WOMAN to cook. wash and iron in @ small family. Apply at 275 B st., rear of St. Charles Hotel. apl WV ANTED—A SITUATION, as nurse or seam- stress, Good references. Address A. B., Star Office, apl FOR RENT AND SALE. PULSED BOOMS FOR INT—For rent, eomfortable and well fur: BO |, ai No. 4¢0 12th at., bet. Gand H sts. The iccation is ore ofthe mostdesirableinthecity. m4-im OR RENT—Part of a fursisued HUUS ANT Gat., bet 12th and 13th. a A FURNIZHED ROOM—At 431 12th street, be- ee street and New York avenue. ap ‘0 RENT—Th: FURNISHED ROOMS, in a T quiet and genteel neighborhood, centrally located. Apply at $70 6th street. ap L-2t™ FE RENT—The three-story BRICK HOUSE, 304 B street north. corner of Delawara avo- itol Hill, Enquire next door, 323 Dela ue. Ler RK RENT. delightful COUNTRY RESI- ENCE, s¢ from the ¢ Will be rented with 4 one, acresof land. Apply immedi- atelyto MITCHELL & SON8, corner of Penn's ay. and 15th at. it INGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS, weli farnisned, with or without bréakfa+t, 2d floor front; gas aod bath. Terms moderate, for lalies or gentle- men, 393 Hat.,3d doer from 8, W. corner 13th, bet. lith. Lo apist OR RENT—Two new FRAME HOUSBS, cor- ner 12th st, and Rhode Island avenue ant P st., gon'airing 7 rooms. Inquire of A. HEITMU LER. Vermont avenue, bet. N and Osts., and Cen- ter Market No. 310. Possession given immedi- ately. ap! 2t* Fo RENT—A FURNISHED ROOM on the firat floor ot No. 82 Penn's avenue, between 2ist and 22d ata, m3- AU€TION SALES. BY 2. &. mcauine & 03, auc ioiecrs, TRUSTER’S SALE OF i HURSDAY AFTERNOON Maeeon, a, all cords of Felled Wood, pow lying on the farm of ineiate'g, ¢: aries road, east of the second tollectes ee th Terms cash, By order of th. mid ” C. McGUIRE S GO., Aucts, Ba THE ABOVE SALE [8 POSTPONED UN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April es Bue and place, ap hats J.C. McGUIRE & ©O.. Aucts. BBX 2: © McGUIRE & 00., Auctioncers, “UOT ADJOINING THE NATIONAL PRINT: ING OFFICE, x On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 2tth, at 51: o'clock. on the premines, by Virtue ofa deed of trust from Patrick Wilson and wife, dated May 7, Is7. and duly recorded in Liber J. A. 8, No. 137 flios 217, et. seq., one of the Land Records of Weehington county, I sball sell, Lot “B ’?in J. 0, McGuire's subdivision of Square No. 624, fronting 22 feet on North Capitol street, between (i and H esha It fook. feet. ; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- ae THOS J. FISHER. T » Taustes. apl-eokds J.C. McQUIKE & O0.. Aucts, OR RENT—The Dwetling Part of No. 251 Penn- sylvania avenue, between (2th and 13th streets, south side. Possession given immediately. In quire on the premises. mh 41-3t* | ROS eee fine furnished front ROOMS, suitable for gentlemen and their wives. aleo, TABLE BOARD. at No. 37 432 street, southwest tide, at reasonable terms. mh 31 3t* “& COOK WANTED—Also.a NURSE. Apply at bee) street, between i2th and 1Sth streets, apis W ANTED—#1.200 for two years at 9 per cent, on deed ef trust; property worth $5,000. All communications addressed Ch. N, L., Post Office, Washington, D. 0 ap 1-3ct V ANTED—At the Brannan House. No: 342 E at, bet. lithand 13th, 4 OYSTER BHUOK- ERSand1 WAITBR. Good andsteady bands will get good pay and steady werk. Wweanrzmep y hicheat wages will be paid & NOONAN, Plumbere and G@: D street, between 6th and 7th. ANTED—A GIRL to do general heusework in a family of four persons. Must come well recoramended, Good wages given. Apply at 376 oth street ap 1-2t* W ANTED—A GIRL to do general housework. Highest wages civen. Apply on K st , three coors froi 20th street, north side of the market ____ api 6t* 5 or 20 LABORERS which the apely toO’HARE itters, No. 402 ANTED—A WOMAN todo the cooking,wash ipg and ironing for a small family living fourteen miles from the city.on the Balti Washington railroad. Good wages Inquire at Mrs. BRYANT’S, 303 G st, WANTED—-A SITUATION, by a respectable American woman,as afirst class pastry coon and baker; or would take charge of a stere-room inahotel. Best of references given. @all or ad- dress “Cook,” care P, WHITE, Grocer, corner Istb and F sts. 1t* ( VERSEER AND GARDENER, &c.—A practical FARMER and GARDENER of many yeats ex His general pow ble references, will introduce him to any establishment requiring such qualifications, Address ‘*M. B.O.,” Evening Star Office. ap lit Asoo COOK WANTED at 233 [street = m3!-St V TANTEL HED HOUSE, in Washington or Georgetown CHASE. JF. m $1-3t7 Fourth Auditor's Office. N EXPERIENCED BOOK KERPER AND Clerk wishes to obtain EMPLOYMENT for two or three unoccupied hours daily oreailon J. M. H b Address +282 @ at., between I/th and m: st* J ANTED—A SITUATION sa Teacher school, or would assist in Surveyii some or is willing to enter into business of writing and ac-"}- iy Washington, 5 * ge making. Address T. J. 8. WASTED Teo BALES LADIES at HBL. Py eke Fancy Store, 34 Market Space, bet 7 and 51 id None but the best need apply. m3) it* War —A first rate COOK, WASHER and IRONER. Also, a COLORED bOY for waiter. At No. 400 4th street, near City Hall. Reference required, mah -3t* VW ANTED—A pastry Qook of comes years ex- gener wishes a SITUATION in either a Hotel or Restaurant. Address OHAS. COLDING, No. §3 M ct., bet. 2id and 24th, m)-3t* Wwe ED TO RED rom May Ist,an unvur- shed HOUSE, containing not over twelve reoms, (with garden preferred,) either in thia city ‘OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSS on L st. north, between oth and loth sta. containing eight rooms, Inquire of JOHN MURPHY, Grocer. cor ner of L and 10th sts. ™ 31-2t* T° LET—Two very plearant FURNISHED ROOMS, on the second floor. separat ly or to- ether, with or without board, at 445 12th tween Gand H. m 3 Fo RENT—One of the four new frame HOUSES on 4th at.. bet. B and T, containing four gved roopeand kitchen Applyto J. W. BARKER, i st. bet. an . oFatt e, OF fo EVAN HUGHES. 233 Palay. mitt" (OB RENT—A BRICK HOUEE, coctaivine six very pleasant and convenient rooms. Farni ture for gale atits actval value. Inqnire on the #, Hollidge’s Biock, P street, between ith m street, 1 3t* Fer RBNT- A HOUSK containing eight rooms, on Latreet, between 2:4 and 2ith. This is a derirabie residence for a private family. Inquire OU es FLANAGAN, corner I th and 0 sts. HOROUGHLY FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT—To a private fami! Farnitare fer ret or for sale. Open for inspection on the 4th, fth and ¢th of April. Apply af 89 Pennsyly: avenue, between 2ist and 2d sta, mh 31-5 {OR SALB OR RENT e LEASE and FUR- NITURK of a House, with elevea rooms, situ- ated on 15th street r av. Will be rented to a punctual tenant. Inquire of SAMUEL T DRURY Attorney-at-law, 359. opposite st wing City Hall, mus FoR S4LEar 4 BA&GAIN--A RESTAURANT, doing a good business, will be sold—Good Will, F)xtures, Furnjture,and Lease, The lease is very low, and has four years to run, and the place is worth family residence ail that i: costs. Satisfactory 1 nna given for selling. Call at ant a street, near L, between6 and 8 p, m, m 31-St” [602 SALE— Three valuable TRACTS OF LAND ‘on the railroad between Washington and Bal- timore. We offer for ale three valuable Tracts uf Land on the railroad between Washington and Hal- timore. near Jeseup’s Uut Station—one a tract of 145 acres of fine tobacco land, centains a dwellinz, buildings, &c., and two tracts of 1/0 acres each, with a valuabie mill seat, fine timber of bickor# oak. &c., &e, The land is beautifully situated and easy of access. For terms. &c., apply to J ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. mh tat ‘OR RENT OR FOR SaLg. That first-cl large new DOUBLE HOUSE, just completed, at the corner of hth and I streeta. the Houre is one of the finestin the city, with handsome side yard ani grounds attached; con tainin the modern improvements, aud suit. able for a member of the Calinet, Senator, For eign Minieter, or any one else desiring an elegaut House Possession given immeditaely. For particulars, inquire of JO8. F. KELLEY, Real Estate Agent, corner of 8th and I atraets, Ne. 362 bron,| mar sl-Iw oO; FICE FOR RENT — Over Btinemetz’s Hat Store, No, 254 Pa, av. mi30- tf AKRLOR AND CHAMBER FOR RENT— At N 467 9th st., bet. Eand #, opposite Chronic! Building. m30-31* Foz SALE—A Brick HOUSB, containing foor rooms; water and pavementatthe door. Title perfect. Apply corner ith an’ A sts, north, Capi wi Hill, m#)-6U* a W ANTED—To inform the public where ME _ can be bad at ri mabdle prices, atthe fornia Coifee House Free Reading Rooms. No. 2=1 Pennsylvania avenue. between lth and lita ide, Washington. D. OG. spaprs—Free Readinz Country foreign. Rooms. Breakfast, Dining and Private Bupper Rooms. Open from 7 o’clock a. m. to 12-p.m. Meals sent toall partsef the city. with superior Wines, Li quors, and Ales at reasonabie prices. Lunch packe: in boxes for p' Lh and others. me tales of all railroads I Wasbington city. Also, Furnished Rooms. by the day, week or month, Strictly on the European style, m 30-4t~ Vy 7 ANTED—A good Country CARPENTER. Ap ply at Metropolitan Railroad Office. corner of lth street and Kew York avenue, between the hours ef 9 and 12. mar 2-4t } QUSE WANTED—FURNISHED or UNFUR- NISHED. Address Box 724 Post Office, Washington, D. C. mob 28 5t* ANTED TO SELL—The SHOP, TOOLS AND LEASE of a Blacksmith and Wheelwright Shop that is doing good business, on K tween 9th and lWth streets. Bes. and st. be- Inquire on the premi- _ mar 23 5t™ ANTED—By a respectable lady, a SITUA- ATION as housekeeper in a gentleman's fawily or ins hotel, References given. Address Ww Bun office, Baltimore, or Star office here, m2Z7-6t* WANTED —A limited instruction on the number of PUPILS for iano forte Best of ref- ereuces given. No 5265 H st., between 6th and 7th sts. mar 13-tt_ ANTED—EVERY PERSON TO CALL AND see the new lamp. One cent for 12 hours Apply at light. Also.the heavy ended chimney that will not break. Call and see them at 316 F st.. bet, loth and lith. zm13-im™ ANTED—Erery store and housekeeper to Know that they can find the largest assort- ment of COAL OiL LAMPS, oclain ai fancy CHANDELIERS and GAS FIXTURES. and the best No, 1 COAL OIL, at 16 per cent. lower than any store this side of New York, at No 316 F atreet bet. 10th and 1th streets. mh 13-Im* ANTBED—Gold and BilverWatches, Diamonds, Pistols, Pawnbrokers’ Tickets. Furnitare, Clothing, or any articles of value. The highest cash price pt or exchanged for other goods, Alto, a Substitute wanted. At Singer’s perae Machine Agency, 416 E street, near the Pos Office. m 1l-Im* \ ) ANTED—EVERY PERSON TO CALL at 316 m& st.,and see the splendid stock of China, Grackery, snd Gleenwere Cas Sad Fisted race ® general assortment of House furnishing = SOHN BR. FOLEY. Fst., bet, 10th and llth. 300,000 LADIES MORB, Who want the new style of Collar, to bring their Bwiss Muslin, &c., to WM PRINCE'S Stamping [os pete Devot, 381 F str and get them Prince nas two machines made expressly ‘ing Ladies Baffies without the use of gum *¢ cane are the only machines here todo such work ‘eb 3- W ANT SD SROOND, BARD FURNITURE 506 SEVENTH STRERT. 506 GRAND OPENING OF BOOTS AND SHOES, L. HEILBRUN & CO., rs] J 506 EEVENTH STREET, Next Door to Odd Fellows’ Hail, Have this day opened an entire new stock of— Ladies’ White and Black KID SLIPPERS. Ladies’ Red Operg GAITERS and SLIPPERS. Ladies’ LASTING and MOROCCO BALMORALB, Ladies’ CONGRESS and LAOB GAITERS. Ladies’ BUSKINS and JEPFERSONS. Mens’ CALF AND PATENT LHATHBR BOOTS. ‘Mens’ CREOLE and BUCKLE GAITExRs. Mens’ BALMORALS, TIES, and SLIPPERS. Boys and Children’s SHOES, of all descriptions Also, a great variety of s TRUNKS AND VALIBES, Ali these Goods have been bought with the late fall in gold,and will be sold cheaper than ever since the war. , All in want of a good and well-Gtting pair of SHOES will please call scon at L. HEILBRUN & 00'S, 506 Seventh «treet. P 8,.—Boots and Shoes Made to Order and streets. --— Juweiry, Jewelry, Jewelry. One Dollar, One Dollar. Combs, Bracelets, Setts, Rings, Chains, Buttons New and Beantiful Styles just received at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 45+ Pennsylvania avenue, bear 4¢ street. RY Pree ie et ANS Oxpa® Canruor is cheaper than common ‘Camphoe and inestimably better for defending clotas, furs, carpets, woolens, &c., from Tav- Agee Of moths, and one package now stops as much mischief as six next Jane. Every respectable druggist sells the genuine, made uly oy Harris & Chapman, of Boston. e Repaired. mh 31-6t* cost OO a Li : co A Litt Just arrived. a superior lot of RED AND WHITE ASH OOAL, (Keg and Stove sizes.) For sale at the lowest mar ket prices. @. L. SUBRIFF, Ofice—Pa avenue, be' and 4°; ats. Yard—1}s efMest and Oanal. BR PLANING ead Saw. @ machi: 29-lw ‘OR SAL B— ING MIL ms of Pe ie, Ww one rai with the Frame i od. near 6th street and Ceuter Market be acld cheap by spplyio, m 29-fw* (OB BALE—Derirable BUI idan Ceavy city. No. 647 13.h street; Island, Recuaape’ 0. 389 Fa. FoR, RESTS An elegant PARLOR and BRD- OOMS. with or without Board. Inquire at YS, 20th street, between L and M. F% S4LE—A RESTAUKANT, in the First Ward, near War Department. Also. Fixtures and Apparatus of soda water and ice cr saloon, Apply 242 G at. mb #0 lw* VOR RENT—Two large desirable ROOMS, com- municating on first floor, furnished or unfu nished. Reference required, At No. 400 4th street, near City Hall, mh 33)-3t" Fe SALE —$5 600 cash wiil purchase a strictly first-class RESTAURANT, centrally located and now doing a safe nang business. For p ticulars apply to TOA & SONS, cor. Penn. avenue and 15th street. mh 30 Im* URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, parlor in suits or single, first class house, furniture new and the very best. (house central,) 361 F street. be- tween 9th’: 1th sts.. near the Patent and Post Offices, m 30 3t™ LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT— Twenty rooms, both gas and water, with spa- cious grounds. Rent, $1 per month, $24 fur fixtares, &c., required. Possession immediately. Without the money none need apply, 8. W. cor- ner 2ist and H sts. . ta 34-St™ EFS RENT AND FURNITORE FOR SALE—A Brick DWELLING HOUSE. with wa'er and gan, containing eight rooms, it n most central and plearant jocations in the city, two squares from the Treasury Department. In- quire at No. 203 14th street, next corner of Rhode Islend avenue. Postession given lth April. mb 30 tf Fron sAtEs RESTAURANT AWD BAR AT- XY ached, doing s good business; with, tixtures, Tniture ani ng. in an elizible position. BOWIE, DE KRAFT & 00. mar 29 4t* 474 7th street. gObA FOUNTAIN FOR S8a4L&—4 large hand- some silver urn, containing ten sirup cans, with the names ofeach sirup engraved on the cans and faucets, cylinder cooler. ten feet of worm pipe, air-pump(8ylvester’s patent) complete, will be sold cheap for cash.- Oallat Drug Btore 370 coroér I and 7th ats, m 29-6t" F° BALE—A RESTAURANT —with Stock and Fixtures, opposite Baltimore Depot, second door from the corner of north Oapite! and © sts, Enquire on the premises. mb ez Fo, SALEB—A good located SHOE STOR. 7th street. between K aad L sts. ma For RENT—Furnisbed or Unfurnished ROOMS situated on @ street, near New Jersey avenue Rent very moderate. mar 27-6t* Fe RENT—Two brick HOUSES, one 5 rooms. one7 rooms. Apply corner 4th and A streets north Capitol Hill. mb27-5t* {OB SALE OR RENT—A MBAT and PROVI . SION STORE, connected with the Howard Diniz g Rooms, H street, between 12th and Ith sts. It isin iperiont running order, with ice house com- plete. Apply at southwest corner 13th and H sts., segar store. m @-it* {OR SALE—A RESTAURANT on north side Pa. avenue, pear Naticual Hotel; would make plendid store or confectionery and ice creaa ssioon. Address, immediately, B.A., city Post Office, Washington, D, 0. ir 22-1m* OR RENT—A fine BRICK STABLE and CAR RIAGE HOUSE, suitable fer three horses; most central locationin jhington; rear of 274 F street, north ride. Terms very moderate. Ap- ly to P J. BELLEW & 510 Seventh street, fa door south of Odd Fello' Hall. mh 21-tf BorLpiNne LOTS FOR SALK—Twenty elegible Building LOTS, in the northern section of the will be sold very cheap for cash, if plication be made at L. F. CLARK Store, No, 248 Pa. Paperhangi 12t hand )3th Fe BENT—Two large and commodious dwel- ling HOUSES, containing 38 rooms, eituated on aorth 0 street, between id 434 streets west, with large yard and attached; suitable for a firet class boarding house. Possession given the 10th of April, 1815. Por further information in- aire of JOHN P. PEPPER. Nw. 475 6th street, or hare P. HICKS, No. 8 north A atree’ spor il. Voces COTTAGE SITES NEAR THE CITY FOR SALB.— We offer at private rae, 8 valuable tract of land Tying in the county of ington. between th Biaiensburg road ely weat of the county seat of the late John CO. Rives, nen The land is high and rolling. and divided into eight beautiful cottage sites. commaniing a fine view of the citr. This property is one of the most sre eee ser Villa sites in the District ° olumbia, ‘or rms, &o. he Mc@UIRE & CO., Aucts. * Mj OTICE—FOR BALE 280 sets of one, tw. aN four-horse second hand HARNESS Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, KXTENSIVE SALE OF FAMILY GRO! BI nS othe 3d instant, at 9 o'clock oe. atthe Grocery ‘Store, No. 363 on 7th street be: tween [and K streets. near the Northern Liberty Market, we shall sell the following goods, con- sis ing ip part of— Barrels of Sugars, Flour and sacks of Green Jaya and Rio Coffees. Bonerior Green and Black Tene, ai andles. Soap, Siarch and all kinds of Spices, Mackerel, Herring aod Godfich, ae LIQUORS * 1s barrels Rectified Whisky, «years old, 5 TP X Gibson's Old ftye Whisky, 1 Cask Helland Gin, 3 boxes French Brand % 7 years old, in boxes, LSO, Ponr thousand Cigars, Buckets, Brooms, Brushes, Ba-kets and Counter Scales, One of Martin Patten’s Balance Platform Scalos, Biel &e., &e., ‘erms cash, apld GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY The undersigned trustees, under the will of the late Edmund Keily, deceased, offer forsale at pub- lic auction, on the premises. the following proper- ty,on WEDNESDAY, April 12th, at 8 o’clock p. Lot 2. Square 2%; Partof Lot 8, Square 6), fronting 2 feet 5+: inches on Ist street east. and Lot 9, Bquare 748, with one two-story frame build- Possession of this lot and house given Ist May next. Terms of sale: One-half of the purchase money is to be paid in cash; and the residue in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, or all cash, at the option of the purebaser. z 4 A payment of $25 on each lot will be required at time of purchase. - . . If the terms of sale are rot complied with with- in one week after day of sale, the right to resell, ri the rink and expense of the defaulting purchaser onl week's previous notice inthe Evening Star, is reserved by the Trustees, The cost Ga ome yereneiay, and revenue stamps are to be pai be purchaser. = PATRIOK cKENNA. { Truntees JOHN CARROLL BRENT. apJecdkds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BOARDING. A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, WITHOUT children, can find board and room, er sitting room and bedroom in a private house in George: lown, References exchanged. Fur particulars app'y to No, 237 Penn’savenue, bet. 12th and Ith ats. apl-2t* OARD.—An elegant front ROOM, second floor, and first-class BOARD at 301 G strec*, bat, and lith streets mh 31 ACCOMMO- 38th street, bet. F m 31 2! FEW GENTLEMEN dated with BOARD at and @ sts . BREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommo iated with comfortable ROOM and BOARD by applying immediately at 394 llth st, hetween K street and Mass.avenue. Al#o, a few Table Boarders. m 31-St* QOMS AND BOARD at No, 2* North K street, between 7th and Sth streets, Table ROARD- ERS accommodated, mar at | peeves FIVE GENTLEMEN CAN BE WELL accommodated with Bi ae and LODG ise 3° vf mar: K street, south corner of PERSONAL. Rotation IN OF#ICK is,in- «ay opinion, re publican; therefore I offer myself as 4 candi- date to the voters of the city of Washington for the office of Tax Collector atthe next June elec- tion, subject to the decision of a convention called to nominate city officers at said election. Presu- wing Tam well known. I leave my claims to my | Iriends to be disposed of. T. G. CLAYTON. mn 3). 1t* ~ Py] 3 Stats OF MARYLAND, SCT, Whereas. it has been represented to me that a most atrocious murder was committed on Satar- day night, the 2th instant, in this county, the murderer entering the house of Captain Thomas | H. Watkins, late of the Purnell Cavalry dh sbooting himn as he sat in bis own parlor. certain JOHN BOYLE, formerly of Prin George’s county, and ly connected with the Tebe army, who made a murderous assault on Capt. Watkins iast summer, and more recently ie said to bave been lurking in the neighborhood, committing other depredations, is strongly aus pected, as stated by the jury of inquest.ot having como itted the murder: now therefore, I, AUGU=- Trs Braprorp, Governor of the Btate of Maryland, do, by this my proclamation, offer a REWARD OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the apprehension and delivery to the Jail of this county of the said John Boyle. A further reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS will be paid for the arrestand convictien of any other person ag an accomplice or accessory in said murder. Three menare believed 10 have come together to the houre of Capt. Watki: n foot, aud after the mur they stole and took away with them three horses, one a ch with a blazed face, feur years old, ih je, taken from Cpt, Watkias’s yard; or two stolen from the neighborhood, one a dark bay, with white face, the other a four year old £rS% are, hershoulders and one leg much rubbed by harness i ACR GEC; Band ie the city of Annapolis, is 27th day of March, 1865. . ‘a. W. BRADFORD. By the Governer: n WM. B HILL, Secretary ef State, ED GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS =A LECTURE for the benefit of the YOUNG 4 CATHOLIC FRIENDS SOCIBTY, of Gecreetown. D C,, will be delivered in Trinity Obureh, Gergen ay Bev. DANLEL LYNCH, BJ on SUNAY EVENING, April 24, 18:5, at Ths o'clock. ahest ‘The Eneyolical Letter of Qur Holy Father, the ope Admission 25 certa. Tickets purchased for Rev Michael! O'Conner’s Lecture will be g:od for the above mentioned, mh? -e03t* NOTICE.—LICENSES.—AlI licenses due the Corporation of Georgetown on the Ist April next, must be paid within ten days from that date otherwise they will be strictly enforced by the Metropolitan Police. See the following section of the law, approved July 6, 1560. ‘ 2 Bec. 3d, And bs it further ordained, That any per- son or firm that sball neglect to take out a license provided for in this,or any other ordinance, the epace of ten Cays,ehall he fined not less than one nor more than ten dollars for each pact said neglect. cae fine: fone GS other fin nder the laws of this Cor, i Sass as WILLIAM LALKD. Olerk. March 22, 1365. mar 22-SawtAell GEORGETOWN TAXES.—Aae abatement (en Pes Ae tex hy on ay O! finext. °" °* QHAS. D, WELOE April next. . D, * Tar tLeotaph “Goitectsr. ,AUOTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON AND 10-MORROW. ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TWO DESTRAB! RB BUILDING i STRBET, BETWEEN 19TH AND seth Ste ART. On SATURDAY AFTEBNOON, April ist, at Gve ie c’clock, on the premises, we shall sell, Lot Ne. 21, in Square No, 1043, divided into two fine builting Lots, fronting each 7 feet 6 inches on south Bat, between Fth and 1ith stv. east, an ning back 24 feet, 2 inches 10 4 30 foot alley. “ Terms : One-third cash; the balance in 6 and 12 monthe, red by deed of trust ‘ith interest, secu’ all conveyancing ‘amd stamps at the costof the parch: % merii-dkds 3.0. MoGUIRE & C@., Auets, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VERY HANDSOME BUILDING LOT aT THE SORNHE, QF THIRD STREST EAST AND at ATELY Obey ON CAPITAL AStL IM- AT avorign SITE WAUGH CHaPRu, » the 3atl at o'clock p. m..in front of theme tes sual sell, 9, in Square No. 783, having a fromtof ni feet-ac tray benutietiy stunted cad eaeta SHS ee, y BU a businees etand, t’ being a pts enoenone Waugh Chapel Terms liberal and made known at sale. % G@BEEN & WILLIAMS, mar 25-4 Auctioneers, e9-THE ABOVE SALB IS POSTPON nce of rain, until MONDAY, the da me beur and place. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ¥Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF A WHEELWRIGHT AND AND N STREBT SOUTH, NEAR RIOH An DS's » NBA ARDS" BRICK YARD. MEARONS @n TH ORSDAY, the 3oth inst., at 12 o'clock M., we shallsell. on th i ises, a lotor Diijis Planes, Chisels. Anviis, Bellows, Hammers, Saws, Clamps, Berews, Wrenches, Grindstones, Cart Bodies, Frames, Cart and Wagon Wheels, Spokes, Felloes, lot of Lumber and Iron. &c, GREEN & WILLIAMS. mar 25 eod Auctioneers. 82 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON- account of the rain, until MONDAY, the sd of April, ac the same hour and place marii-td GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. No, 307 Pennsylvania avenue EXTENSIVE SALE OF UNREDBEMED PLED. GES AT AGOTION. OF FINS DIAMOND JBWELBY, GOLD WATCHES, CHAINS, Ko. MONDAY next, April 3. at 10 o’clock, we shall fell twenty-five very fine Gold Watches, in heavy 18 c@rat cases; some of the highest cost of Buglish and American Levers. Also, fine gold guar, vest, and ladies’ Chains; Diamonds in cluster and single stone: Earrings, Pins, and Rings, with opal, ruby and emerald Rings and Sets; Opera Giasses. &c, The above are all first-clasa goods, Can be ex amined early morning ofsale. Personsioterested will do well to attend, as they will be sold. mh 30-3t W. B. LEWIS & CO., Ancts, = AUCTION ‘SALES. TS For other Auction Sales see 4th page. FUTURE DAYS. YJ.G@. STAFFORD & CO, Auctioncers. Washington Horse and Oa: Repository, At the Hotel, corner7th and I ata square south of Nerthern Liberties Market SALE OF HORSES, OARRIAGBS, &0. On MONDAY, April 3d, at 10 o'clock a. m., at th Repository, we will sell abons muitable to saddiewed barveent ot Scription at sale. Al BO, Several young and weil-proke Be to be good travelers and work Well in bar- Sj meeether ‘With a large collection of new and sec- CARRIAGES, BUGG Regular sale days atthe fevonitete Mandar, wheel of) and Friday, without regard to Btabling accommodations for 200 H i Potomac ter conveniently arranged all throweh the premi Ae, ete of as rae tots eat an cis Tespe ly solici . Pims9 tJ: G. STAFFORD & OO., Aucts, &. MARSHAL’S 84LE.—In virtue of a writ U often facias issued from the Clerk’s which full de- in of tl of MONDAY the ath day of March instant, 1855, commencing at l2o’clock m, all defendant's right, title, olaim an Test in and to the following property, te Nos. 2 and 5, in Square No, 269, e No Sa7, 0" Lot No. 29, in 8. tog eattof Lot No. b.in Banare No. $90, @gether with all and singular the improvementa thereon, in the City of Washingtou and levied upon as the property of and will be sold to satisfy judicials No. 220, Bu: reme Court. in favor of i icbard Wallach. * mar 4-dts U, 8. Marshal BD. 0. S7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONBD UN- til THURSDAY, the 30th instant, sg Wine f; camme hour and mz U. 8. Marshal D, 0, S7-THE ABOVE SALE I8 FURTHER poart- poved on account of the weather until MONDAY next, the 5d of April, 1853, at same hour and place. WARD H, LAMON, m 30 U. 8. Marshal B,C, BY J.C. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON MASSACHU- ETTS AVBNURB, NEAR 14TH 8 UBLIO SALE. pd On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 34, at 4% o'clock, on the premises, we shallsell Lots 4,5 and 6 in Davidson’s sub: sion of Square No. 213, Lote t and 5 fronting 30 feetom Masaachuset enue, pear lath street. Lot feet 9 inch said avenue and running back to M street. Terms: One-third cash; the balance inG and 12 months, with interest, secured by deed of trust, A payment ol 3-9 will be required on each lot at time of sale. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost, d&ds J. 0. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts, BY JAS. C. Mc@UIRE & OO., Auctioneers. EIGHT VALUABLE BUI) IOUT VALUA BUILDING LOTS ON THB * EA! E SPRere Bsr 8T CAPITOL AND 9TH THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March 30, at 4's ES oF the Piola be sball nella Lots ronting 1% feet on Kast Capitol street, and runnii back 105 feet to n 10 foot alley. Bet ies Lot on 9th street, near the corner of Bast Capitol, fronting 2 feet on 9th street, and running back 115 feet 10+ inches. Lot on corner of Massachusetts avenua and Lith “street east, fronting 77 feet 8 inches on Massachu- setts avenue and 6% feet on 10th street east. ; One-third cash; the balance in six and twelve months, with intereat, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. A payment of $20 will be required at the time ef eale. on exch lot. a conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. mh 25-d JAS. C.McGUIRE & OO., Aucts, n?°THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN con-eqyence of the rain uotil TUESDAY AFTER- NOON }April ith. at 5@'c ock. itis JAB. C. McGUIRB « CO.,, Aucts, BY J.C. MeGUIRM & CO., Auctioneers. FORTY EIGHT ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND ON THE BLADENSBURG TURNPIKE TiVo- AND A HALT MILES FROM THE CENTRE MARKET. On THURSDAY, April sth, at 120’clock m,, at the Auction Rooms, we sball sell, i8 acres of Valua- ble Land. about 22 miles frem the Centre Market, lying .n the right band side of the Bladensburg turnpike, immediately opposite the country resi- depce of Clark Mills, Esq. This lacdisa portion of tbe Dr. Nicbols’s farm; it is all ia a atate of cul- tivation; siopes to the south, and is splendid soi: for garden purposes. Within the last year r 1,000 loads of manure and 2,0 bushels of lime have been put on the land. The place is improved by asmall Log Dwelling Hone, 16: feet,and a ‘se new Frame Stable, rodations for ten horges, hay loft, &c..&c. Fiveacres are incultivation asa market garden, with hot beds, &c Terms: One-third cash; the balance in 1,2, and 3 yeara, with Interest, secured by a deed of trust. All conveyancing and stamps at cost of purcha- Se w-eokds _J.O. MeGUIRE & CO., Ancts ¥ J. C. McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers EXTENSIVE SALE OF FAMILY CHOICE OLD LigvoRs CROCK ERAS Woes: EN AND WILLOW WARE, BROOMS, BRUSH- EB, &e. On THURSDAY MORNING, April 6th 0 o'clock, at the Family Grocery Store of Mr! Pion Onatn. corner of eens H streets, we shall sell lock o! i Ct gets nat of : Sie = Liquors, con- rrels and sacks of Flonr, Meal, Ornshed, Pow- dered and Brown Sugars. Green, é f Ground Java and Rio Cuties on med and Chests of ruperior Green and Black Teas Bpices of all kinds, Soap, Candles, Yeast Powders, Stare! Powder and Shot, English Pickles and Sauces, ellies Canned Fruits, cases Claret Wines Crockery, Glass and Earthen Ware Ropes, Brooms, Buckets and Willow Ware Tobacco, Cigars and Snuff. in quantities Coal, Sperm and Btherial Oi!, and Lamps. LIQUORS Pure old Whiskies of the following branils, in barrels: “ Baker,’ 1551; “Overholtz,” 1855; * Zeigier,”’1 “* Finale,”? 1853 Holland Gin, in wooa Apple. Ginger, Blackberry and Cherry Brandies, in bottles. Together with Pletform and Counter Scales Stand Casks, Messures,and many atticles foan in a first-c'ass Grocery, not necessary to enume- Tate. hy As Mr Cogan is aboutto retire on account of ill-health, the stock will be seld absolutely to the highest bidders. eed 8: J. 0, MoG@UIRE & Oo. Aucts, ¥ JAS. 0. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, DSOME FURNITURE AND HOUS = BON TERUTS AT Euptio SALE. nEOL® OnFRIDAY MORNING, March 3'st. at 10 o’clk. at the residence No 263 G street, between Lith an sth Brest, we shall sell the Furniture and Effects, cow prising— Blezant Walnut Parlor Suit. covered in Red Da mas! Rep covered Turkish Basy Chaira Marbie-top covered Oentre Tabie Lace Window Curtains, one cornice Walnut Marble top Hall Suit Carved Walnut, Velvet covered Arm Chairs Morocco covered Lounge and Chaira Marble top Bureaus, Washs‘tands, Wardrobes Walnut Bedsteads, ing Mattresses Hair and Husk Mattiesses. Cottaga Suits eather Beds, Bolen od Pipes lankets. eets, Qui omforts Cane and’ Wood seat Chairs, Toilet Bets Oak Marble top Sideboard Onk Extension Dining Table Oak Cane-seat Dining Chairs Silver plated Tes Sets, Castors Silver plated Waiters, aakets, Di he Fresch China Crockery, Fruit Di: Gut sd engraved Boberilan Glass Ware ut and engravi e1 2 Walnut and Pine Writing Tables Geo Stove jxtures Together the general assortment of Kitchen ites. : “oud Termes. McGUIBE & Co., Aucts, THE ABOVE SALE I8 UNAVOIDABLY yontpon d until TUBSDAY, Apri! ith, same hour ae oo 3.0, McGUIRE _CO., Aucts. JMBERS, STEAM AND GAB FITTERS, LU 8. M. WATERS & BRO., ©8 Hieh st . near Gay. Georgetown. D.C. ‘Work promptly execated at reasonable price. Give us a call betore having your work dene. mh3y 6t* Fuse MARKET WY GEORGETOWN ¥FOR fealed Proposals will be received ty the sabscri- ber until TUESDAY, the ith day of April next, for the renting. for one yeer from that date, of the phere oc bpp dong ‘ CA nal, the Teatto 48 ir yeer' a 5 «SS HENRY ADDISON, Mayor. entrees Orricm. Georgetown, D. 0, March 2, m 23-dtApri BPAIR OF MAREET HOUSB. Sealed Proposals wiil be received by the subscri- ber uctil TE ESDAY, the ith day of April next. for the repair ef that part of the Market House in this town which is situated over the oa: 80 as toft itfor a Fish Market, the work to bedone 5 a i lot of second-hand SADDLES and BRI- | forthwith. DLES. Apply to H. 8 JOBNSTON. No. 373 BS | marons Cate Cee ee svenne,, bets ween 434 and oth streets, cee TN* | 1968, m 29-dtapri OR SALE—A RESTAURANT and BOARDING | ¢)RANGES—Hilty boxes just received, and for HOUSE, with : w a 7th atree'; 11 Too i er ely ‘325 0 nai Dy (Buceessors ogNaid & ny yer, feo ‘Sime age of diapers Bonnsess 405 Pen: enae, between 454 6th sis. eS a LFMONS-Filty boxes sat ew a BeCL ington, fair {mprovemenis, for $9.50, _™m 9-im* ig 405 Pennsylvania avenue, FOr eoinpinas AND FURNITURE PEACAN NOTE Hive oer ew BBE of the Great Sammer Resort, met? 405 Peonsylvania avenue, GLYMONT, twenty eight wiles fs shington, on Oh Mdear the Potsnnc frets Tote to purchase, it will SON * be RENTED FOB THE Inquire of 3. L. PARKEURST, 7m No, ird floor, . mar 16-40 meat goneen Balt ing. D Ste dif- eee PREMOUDA.—i.90) pounds, Becton ALMONDS omnes Ee! ietiew & BELL, enneylvania avende, NGLISH WALNUTS-10 unds \- E ceived, aud tor pele we aS h BW & BELL, « Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Gravories, t ines. Liquors end wh 30-3t Nees. W |. 405 Pas seroune, between 4% and tih'ete,, i 'Y THOS. DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown, NCEBY SALE OF VaLUABLE REAL ES- SHAN” TATE IN GEORGETOWN. By virtue of adecree of the Sapreme Court of the-District of Couumbia, bearing date the lith day of March, A. D. 1835. and passed in a certain cavre therein depending. in which B. M.Linthicum & Go. were complainants. and the widow ard heirs at law of Richsid Jones defendants, (the same be- se cael arli at publve Auctiog, to the: niguset 8) Ww sell at pai uction, 8 rh ONDAY, the 10th day. of April next, ‘0. 21, in Beatty ius’s addition to Gootas wn, ft i about 70 feet on the south side of oth Market and Frederick strects. Also. teen, (15) sixtee! oon, Let and nineteen,‘ aid town, fronti bout 133 ‘eet om the east side of High street, south of and near Bridge street. This last piece of ground fronts about 155 fest on the Ches- apeake and Ohio canal, and is one of the finest Jocatiens for business pursoses tn Georgetown. Itis improved by a two ines f Brick House and frame Carpenter and Wheelwright shops. Terms of bale. as preseribed by decree: One- fourth cash; residue in 6, 12and 18 months, with interest from the day of tale, for which the notes of the purchaser, with approved security, will be ep. All eonveyancing, incladingrevenue stamps, at the cost of the purchaser. It the t rms of sale are not complied within five daysafter day of sale, the trustee reserves the sieee to resell at the cost and risk of the pur- ¢ ‘hole pro) Hil be ‘sold free of the ¥ cower, Tad tad cae will commence on Lot No. 216, adjourn from tot to lot. . aki . Trustec. m30-eod&ds TT HOB. DOWLING, Auct. hd poe I i apraeu ter ra a Bemed extant, €,00, er York, aad 15. por bottle BY2°. Mc@UIRE & OO , Auctioneers, EXTENSIVE SALB OF FINKE COTTAGE BIT. ON ee HE NORTH OF THE On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 3d, at four o'clock, on the premises, werhall sell a portion of that handsome estate Known as “Mount Piecas- ant.” adjoining the city om the north, and lying between 7th and lith streets, sub-divided into seventy seven handsome cottage sites, fronting ven ectiyely, on Seventh street and Sherman ave. This property is situated on the high ground north of the city—one of the most beautiful loca- tions for residences in the District—commanding an extensive view of Washington, Georgetown, and the surrounding country, with « full view of the Potomac river as far «3 the syecan reach. It is easy of access by passenger railroads, which ter- minate on Seventh and Fourteenth streets, near the premises Plats may be obtained at the counting-room of the auctioneers. i: Terms: One-half cash, balance in ten years, with tntere: ecured by a deed of truat; in Ay rt ablesemi-annuslly. A payment of $2) on eqck Lat will be required of the purchaser at the time of sale, Gee conveyancing and stamps at cost of the pur- paser mh 28 J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta, BY W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. TO WHOLESALE GROCERS, HOTELS, RES- TAURANTS, AND ARMY TRADERS. IMPORTANT NOTIOE. The Secend Trade Bale by order of John Farrell, tobe held at Commercial Buildings, Lowisiang avenue, between 9th and l0th streets, on TU ES- DAY, April 4, commencing at '0 o’clock a, m., we Will sell follows: Consisting of shipments from St. Louis, Mo. ; 100 eases of the celebrated Nary Tobacco. eens & Co.’s brand Smoking and Chewing To- BCCOs, Cincinnati, Ohio ; 1,00 cases of Candies; 100 bbis, Dried Fish Chicago, Il; tes. Hams, Bacon, Sides, 8hont- ders, Lard, &c., this season’s curing, and But- r. &e, Pittsburgh, Pa.; 400 bbls. Whisky, of brands well known in this market New York; 2r0 bbls. Syrup, Sugar. &c.;1 Mercer and Peachblow Potatees; 500 bb OO cases ganuine Wines. Full linesof A. M. Bininger’s Liquors, Imported OM RTisdelohiay 300 bbls. Pickles, Oatsnp adel phia; 3° i atsup Egee, 0 cases Canned Goods, Jellies, Preserves, &c.,&e Baltimore, Md.; 1,000 bbls. Flour, &c. Also, at the same time avd place, the entire cargo of the schooner KE. Forbish, from Boston, consisting of Dried and Salt Fish, this season's uring. ‘Also. 100 bbls, prime New England Cider. This cargo cost the shippera at Boston over $11,000. All the above enumerated goods will be sold per- emptorily and without limit or price. in lots adapted to the wants of large buyers, and claims the attention of such, Catalogues will be ready for distribution two days previous to sale. mh 23-ts WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. Y J.C, McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON L STREBT, BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH STREETS. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. April 4, at5o’cl"k on the premises, we shall sell, the western part of Lot No. 3, im Square No. fronting 39 feet om North L street, between 15tl id lith streets west, and running back 164 feet t ) foot alle: A warmens ct = Will be required of the parcha- ser at time of sale. Terms: One half cash; the balance in 6 and 12 months, secured by a deed of trust All conveyancing and revenue stampa at cost of tl s hepurchascr. yy, SAUNDERS, Agent. mid _J.@.McGUIRB & OO., Auctioncers, B* J.C.McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON PENN- SYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN 3D AND 4'< STKRKTS, NORTH BI! On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 5, at 5 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell, Lot No. 20, in reservation No. 10, fronting 26 feet on Pennsyi- vania avenue, between id and 4’. streets, and rua- 2 back 129 feet to a 20-foot alley, improved ¥ £ a three story Brick House ani Brick Back Bojiding. Terme One-third cash; balance in 6 ané 12 months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the coat, of the purchaser. M. iL. M. PETERS, Executor. mar 25-d J _C, McGUIRE & CQ,, Aucte, B* J. O. McQ@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers. DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON MARYLAND aS BAST OF THR CAPITOL AT PUB- Lic . r On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, art 5th, at S o'clock, én the premises, we shal! sell Lot Ne. 3, in Bquare No. 961. fronting 125 feet on Maryland avenve. and 125 feet on 10th street east, improved with frame Dwelling House, containing 7 rooms and cellar, with stabling for j, Out buildings, &c. The grounds contain flovers, fruit trees, grapes, ket eer- gee a property is well situated for mar! ning. ‘Teraa: One-balf cash; the balance in 6 months, with secured notes bearing in’ All conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost of Ly . he J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. ma-d ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, NEW TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSB FOUR ROOMS AND LOT. AT AUO' . Qn THUBBDAY, the 6th April, we shal: gell, a half past five o’cleck,in front of the premises, a handsome, pew two stery Frame House—No. 203 on south C street. between 43 and 6th streets west, Island—an@ the Lot on which it stands. it beio part lot No. 11, in square No, 49, b. t 20 feet 2 inches, by a depth of 134 feet 6 i Terms cash. ‘Titte ingisputable. Ail eo: avcing gt cost of purchaser, including stamps. $100 will be required when the {1° GRwEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ALES OF MANURE. Headquarters Department of Washington, it. ear av. Office Chics Quartermasters LA Sit Sy ass, Will be sold at public auction, at the ‘ed. on MONDAY, th day of rear ‘elock ‘nos . the present sud future tions (until ‘cu il December 3i, 1855) of MA- srcumuistine public stables, &c., designated be- low, vis: blic stables on lith street, near the At LR ic a4 , in this city; the ascuwul se at fiat point Sd at the headquarters stables, corner With and 1 trey tain George W. vat iteta ceavoe w. 1 A. Q. 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