Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1865, Page 3

ees 2 ae ee A RY SSS 2 Ss I Ri SP Pl Hh SE TS A SS ___LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO NIGHT. Ford's THEATER.—First night of Miss Laura Keene, who appears as «Martha Savage,” in the drama of the «“Workmen of Washington,” fupported by all the favorites of the stock company. Grover's TumaTer.—First night of the Orientai pectacle, “Aladdin, or the Wonder- Yul Lamp,” employing in its marches, dances, grand choruses and tableaux upwards of one Bundred persons, and introducing the beanti- ful illusion of the living fountain of colored ‘waters. Crecvs, corner of New York avenne and 6th Street. Dashing equestrians, brilliant acrobatic teats, gymuastic performances, songs and com- icalities, by the great Stone & Rosston’s com- bination. together with the laughable tricks of Prof. Hutchinson’s trained dogs. MENAGERIE AND CiRncus.—Sixth street, near the canal. Van Amburgh’s great zoological and equestrian combination, introducing, in addition to an unequalled eollection of ani- mals, 8 most brilliant troupe of equestrian and Acrobatic performances. CanTERBURY.—First week of the military drama, “Trials in a Soldier's Life,” and last of the wonderful slack wire performer “El Nino Eddie,” together with an entirely new programme of ballet, hgriesque, fan, &c., con- cluding with a capital afterpiece. Oxrorp.—Miss Kate Pennoyer, Agnes Suth erland, J. M. Mortimer and other favorites, in an immense bill of novelties, among them the farce of “The Jealous Wife.” TEMPERANCE HALL.—Lecture by Capt. P. F. Walsh, on the origin, aims and expectations of the Fenian Brotherhood. Admission free. ee es DusTRUCTIV# Firg.—About 10 o'clock Sat- urday night the frame buildings on Penn'a venue, between 15th and 154 streets, occu- ied by Provost Marshal Ingraham, Captain aMotte, mustering officer of the Department of Washington, snd Captain Slipper, pass officer, were discovered to beonfire. Analarm Was immediately signalled from box 42 on Riggs’ banking house, and the bells were struck by the fire alarm telegraph in an incredibly short time, some of the engines arriving at the the scene before any crowd had collected. Owing to the scarcity of water, the flames could not be extinguished in the frame build- ings, but the efforts of the hook and ladder company, assisted by & small stream from Vermont avenue, prevented further serious destruction. The brick house on the corner of 15% street, occupied by Maj. Gen. Augur, was badly damaged, and will require some time for its repair. To-day Gen. Augur occupies for headquartersjthe brick dwellings on 14th street, used by the Chief (Quartermaster, Uol. Ludington, the Court Martial in session there having been removed tothe frame houses on Penn’a avenue. between isth and 19th streets. Col Ingraham and Capt. Potts are also lo- cated in the buildings on ith street. The Offices for refugees and commitments are tem- orarily established at the Baltimore and Onio ailroad depot. Theinvestigation by Colonels Ingraham, Ludington and Kent coafirms the belief that the fire resulted from a defective fiue, although the fire haying gained such head way in the upper rooms before it was dis- covered, nothing definite is known. Nearly all the records and farniture were saved. ee A Serious AssavLT.—Saturday evening, Fritz Bergmier, a cook at the restaurant cor- ner of Sth and E streets, was arrested for a violent assault and battery on Mathew Toli- ‘war, a colored boy, abeut twelve years old, by Rouxdsman Sheid, who took him to the Third ‘Ward station-house. It appeared in evidence that the boy formerly lived at the house and ‘was mischievous, frequently throwing dirt mpon the dishes to annoy the servant girls. Saturday he went to the servants’ window and threw a potato at one of the girls, who called the attention of Bergmier to him. Bergmier Tan out and seized a heavy wooden bar, used to secpre a gate, and struck the boy across the back with it. The boy fell a¢if dead, and re- mained unconscious for nearlyan hour. Sun- day morning the boy was not considered dan- gerously injured, and Justice Thompson ad- Mitted Bergmier to bail for court. ———— A Segziove Fizt PREvEN1ED.—Yesterday Morning, afew minutes after 11 o’clocm, the house occupied by G. E. Kennedy asa store and by other parties as a dwelling, was dis- covered to be burning. The alarm was prompt- ly given from box No. 35 by Sergeant Skippon. The police and citizens were successful in getting to the roof with a hand hose attached to a bydrant and soon extinguished the flames. Superintendent Richards and Sergeant Skip- on, with a number of the Tnird Ward and Jetective Police, worked manfully, and pre- ented any persons from entering the building who were notknown tothem. The fire was Accidentally occasioned by sparks from a flue. ‘The aamage was confined tothe roof and the plastering of the upper story. ge Navy YARD.—The steamer Mohican left the Yard on Saturday afternoon for Bostom, but in going through the channel she grounded on the flats, opposite Buzzard Point, where she still lies. The steamer Baltimore, Acting Master C. E Mitchell, arrived yesterday afternoon with the Nava! Court of Inquiry in the case of Commo- dore Parker, of the monitor Onondaga, whe, it is alleged, when the rebel iron-clads receatly came down the James river ordered his vessel to steam away. eo Tae Pracg To Buy.—Mr. J. J. May, of the firm of May & Co., 05 Pennsylvania avenue, has just returned from a yisit of some ten days to New York. devoted to the great auc- tion sales there, where he bought at the «panic rates” and for cash, @ large amount of cry goods at prices which will enable him to sell very much below anything offered here for a long time. This is especially the case with régard to his new stock of black silks and spring dress goods. ———_——————— Aw InHuMAN AcT.—On Friday last some white man lefta colored girl on New York Avenue, bear 4th street, where she remained several hours in the rai, clothed only with a thin frock. A gentleman living near took her in and clothed her, and shortly afterwards it ‘was found thatshe had the small pox of the most virnient character. She was sent to Katorama Hospital. Se Dixp.—Prof. James O. Callaghan, until re- sently connected with the editorial corps of the Constitutional Union, died on Thursday night Tast, at the age of sixty years. The deceased [penton at Georgetown College with the ighest bonors, and tor many years filled the chair of Professor of Mathematics in that insti- sution. ae New STEAXSHIr Ling.—In another column ‘whull be seen the advertisement of a new steam- ship line between Georgetown and New York. The steamers have all been built expressly for this route, and are officered by experienced amen. Freight will be transported with re, dispatch and economy. ——— PICKPOCKETS AT THE F1IRB.—Saturday night, in the immense crowd around the fire at the Provost Marshal's office and General Augur’s Deadquarters, pickpockets had a fine opportue nity to operate. A gentleman lost & pocket- book containing about $120. CITY ITEMS. Sainte A CaRrp—So greatis the demand for Prot. Sib- bert's invaluable remedies for the hair, that he bas been induced to open an officein the Wash- ington Building, on Pennsylvania avenue, corner of 7th street, where he ean be consulted foratew days, free of charge. Call and ex- amine the mest reliable city reterences—Room No.8. sage Laprgs.—Every lady should call at the Dol- lar Jewelry Store this week. No. 435 Penn’a avenue, near 4); street. ————— MARRIED, In Lock Haven. Pa.. onthe 3th March, by the Rev. LB. Hyatt, Mr. JCC. WHALEY. of Wash, ington, D. C,, to Miss HELEN M. GREAN, daugh- ter of the late J. M. Green, of the former place {Lock Haven and Baltimore papers please copy] On the 24 inst., by Rev. H.N. BTN Mr.G. DUKE- HART to Miss LILLIB BE. HABMAN, both of Bal- timore city. Toes Daa 7 : On the 3d instant. by Rev. H. N. Sipes, Pastor o: Bast Washington M. E. Church, Mr. GBORGE A. BASSETT. of Washington, D. G., to Miss ABBIE LOUI8B HOPKINS. 1t* DIED, On the 2d instant, at 12: oslock a.m., afters repre and lin, ng illness, Mrs. ANN M., be- ioved wife of Daniel Hauptman, in the 71st year of ber age a Her funeral will take dence, 412 Lith street, th The friends of tne family to atte: e from her late resi- fternoon at $ o'clock. e respectfully invited after a protracted illness, second daughter of and the late Devlin. ne I o'clock, fr. th 4 No. 560 ith om, the residen the 90th, WM. J. M. DENSON, aged 29 remains were taken to Baltimore for Inte 5 Lt a LED AND ITU- NiTone. of both 28. Mer HELM SOLIS BXTEAOCT BUCBU. iG will give brisk and ener- etic feelings and enabilg you tosleep well. m25-6m WANTS. eee ANTED—By g recye:iable Woman » BITUA- W TON to ay cence ek Beck alte Fetet. evcegiven. Address bex 21 Star office. 1t* W4RIED-4 WOMAN to cook, wash and irom, sO, & nurse. P al atreet, between lith and 1th streets.” ‘ap 1 3t* S24MSTRESS WANTED— Who ean use Wheeler & Wilsons sewing machine. Apply at No. 114 24 street, between Band F. ap 3 2t" ANTED—A MAN who understands reening OREAM MAKER, pee JOS SHAFFIELD'S No. 456 thet, det.@ and H. ap3-st" WANTED IMMEDIATELY Several Journay- 4 cx E HOUSE OARPENTERS. to whom the jest wages w' e given. oO WIBE, Metreet, besween 12th aud 1th. ap 3:3t™ WANSTED—By arespsctable girl ascham>ermaid in a beardin, Address Box No. 20, house oF pri- tar office. ANTED—Two Dining Room WAITERS at the Buropean Hotel, cerner of lith and Pa, FOR RENT AND SALE. — __ UBNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—For rong. comfortabl d ROOMS, at No. 450°iuth et. bet Gand Heats the location is one of the most desirable inthe city. _™ one of the most desirable in the city. _= "_ FE, SERT—Teo unfurnished ROOMS ud KITCHEN, suitable for housekeeping. In quire at routheast corner of 11th and M streets. large well-furuished FRONT ROOM and aller BOOM adjeining. Apply Bk 459 12th street, between G and H & west 5 ‘ ‘OR RENT OR ON LONG LEASS—A large STORE-ROOM and DWELLING on‘thst., op- posite Patent office. Inquire at No, 152 Pa. ay., +. 17th and 18th sts, et Fo, BENT—To a small family. without chil dren, five FURNISHED BOJMB, convenient for housskeepi AGS first floor, with gs jane ee Apply at 27 side 3 street, north OR SALB—The good will. stock, fixtures and tools of a BLACKSMITH SHOP; will sell tools without thestock. For particulars apply on avenue, None need apply without geod refer- | the premises, Bridge street Georgetown. nearthe encer, ap3 market, ap 3-3t* WARTED—A first class journeyman BARBER. FOR BERT Part of a furnished HOUSE, No 317 Gst., bet 12th and 18th. api-3t* Good wages will be gi Apply to No. 497 7th street, bet Dand B. @. 0G, : 3t* Washington, D.C. aps WANZED—By a respectable woman,a SITUA- TION as wet nurse Herchildis only a week old, Apply third house from corner of H st.. New Jersey avevue, 1t* OY WANTED who can set type; to $3perweek. +. C, JENK Soldiers’ Envelope printer. ap? 5t* Pa, av., bet, 8th and 9th ets. wiX GOOD CARPENTERS WANTED.—. Apply at once to JOHN J. HALL Carpenter and Joiner. Mount Vernon Hotel, 6th st. west, near N at. south, or on steamer D. Webster. ap 3-3t* RESPECTABLE OOLORED GIRL WISHES a SITUATION to operate on Wilson’s or Ba- ker’s or Wilcoxen’s Bewing Machines, in family or store: permanent home wanted; Best of references can be given. address a note to Box No. 42 Star Office NTED IMMEDIATELY—A LADY ef re- pectability, to operate for tw three weeks on @ Grover & Baker’s Sewing Machine. in aprivate family. To ene who is competent lib- eral terms will be allowed. Inquire at a8 78 ap3- Can make $5 INKS. lease It* street, between D and BE. WANTED—a good colored WOMAN to cook, wash snd ironin a small family, Apply at 275 Bst., rear of Bt. Charles Hotel. apl V ANTED—A SITUATION, as nurse or seam- stress, Good references. Address A. B., Star Office, apl W ANTED—1,200 for two years at 9 per cent. on deed ef trust; property worth Fon, All communications addressed Ch. N,L., Post Office, Washington, D. 0 ap |-3t* WANTED at the Brannan House. No: 342 B st, bet. 12thand 13th, 4 OYSTER 8HUCK- ERSand1 WAITER. Good and steady hands will get good pay and steady work. ap! 6t* WANSTED-A GIRL to do general hcusework in a family of four persons. Must come well recommended, Good wages given. Apply at 376 9th street. ap 1-2t* W AN?ED—A WOMAN todo the cooking,wash- ing and ironing for a small family living fourteen miles from the city on the Baltimore and Washington railroad. ood wages given. Inquire at Mrs. BRYANT’S, 303 G st. ap 1-3t* OVE AND GARDENER, &c.—A practical FARMER and GARDENER of many years ex | esky wants an engagement. His general Bowledge of business, most reliable references, will introduce him to any establishment requiring such qualifications. Address *M. B, C.,”” Evening Btar Office. ap 1 3t* A GOOD COOK WANTED at 2331 piets st pal \ PANTED-& small FURNISHED HOUSE, in wD. ashington or Georgeto on ae m 81-3t* Fourth Auditor’s Office. _ N EXPERIENCED BOOK KEEPER AND Clerk wishes to obtain EMPLOYMENT for two or three unoccupiel hours daily. Address orcallonJd.M. H.,232@ . between I7th and 18th. m31 3t™ ANTED—A SITUATION as Teacher in some school, or would assist in Surveying: or is willing toenter into business of writing and ac-: count makimg. Address T, J. 8.. Washington, D.C. m 31-3t* Ww ANTED_—Two SALES LADIES at 8S. HEL- LER's Fancy Store, 34 Market Space, bet. Tthand 3th None but the best need apply. m3! it* inform the public where M had at reasonable price: fornia Coffee House and Free Reading Ro No. 2-1 Pennsylvania avenue, between lth and lith streets, south side, Washington. D. O. Oountry and foreign newspapers—Free Reading Rooms. Breakfast, Dining and Private Bupper Rooms. Open from7 o'clock a.m, to 12 p.m. Meals sent toall partsef the city. with superior Wines, Li- quors,and Ales easonable prices. Lunch packed in Doxes for parties travelling, and others. Ti tables of all railroads that leave Washington city. Also, Furnished Rooms, by the day, week or month, Strictly on the European style 4t* EER SKINS WANTED !—The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, ar tnele J Buckskin Glove, Eianufactory, 106 High street, Georgetown, D.C. nov ie-it KAMSBURG & EBERT. \ J ANTED—EVERY PERSON TO CALL AND see the new lamp. One cent for 12 hours’ light, Also.the heavy ended chimney that will not break. Calland see them at 316 F st., bet. loth and llth. ™13-1m" QTEAMER MAY FLOWER HAS ARRIVED from New York, and is now dis- charging at foot High street, George- towa. Consignees will please attend to’ receiving their goods without further notice This steamer sails for New York Wedaesday, sth inst. Has good accommodations for horses .P. HOUGHTON Agent New York and Washington Btesmship Co. Georgetown, D, C., April sd, 1555, List of Consignees on Svamer May Flower. Burns. H Medding. BW Bell, EC Moses, WB Browning & Co Mc-Callan. Jas Bartholow,J P Moore & Co. FL Bontz & Groshon Nichols, CGH Boteler & Son C W Navy Yard Ballentyne, Wm Ordnance Dep’t.N Y Blanchard & Mehun Pickrell & Co, B Gohen, Parker & Son, Geo Dillon, J Philp & Solomon Dennison, N P Reynolds & Oo. Jos Elvans & Co Rodes & 0o,J F Finley, JH Ruppert, Fegan & Oo, P Remick, Foster,G H Fabey, Thon Ras Fearson,J H Riley, T W Gautier,C Radcliffe & Co, AJ Goldsmith, H Rives, F& J Gregory, HJ & BH ipos & Co Geagher, A Btinemetz, B F Gerhardt, Jos Smithso Instituto Hinds Wm Howard, 8 F Salt Agency, NY Hushman, Mrs F Shinn RA Hanley, Martin Bykes, Chadwick & Oo Hugle, F Bamatag, M o Vanderwerken & Wells Wyckoff & Dennison Whittlesey. RH Wi T Wilker, WA W&G RRECo Wheeler & Son, EB M JH Zimmerman, HT Mathias, 1 ap3-2t T° RENT—Three FURNISHED ROOMS, in a quiet and genteel neighborhood, centrally located. Apply at 370 6th street. ap 1-2t* FOE BENT The three-story BRIOK HOUSE, 304 B street north, corner of Delaware ave- nue, Capitol Hill. Inquire next door, 323 Dela- ware avenue. ap L-3t* INGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS, well furnished, with or without breakfast, 2d floor front; gas and b: Terms moderate, for ladies or gentle- men, H st.,3d doer from 8. W. corner 13th, bet. apl-3t* ith. OR RENT—Two new FRAME HOUSBS, cor- ler 12th st, aud Rhode Island avenue and P st. contairing 7 rooms. Inquire of A. HEITMUL- LEB, Vermont avenue, bet. Nand Osts., and Cen- ter Market No. 310, Possession given immedi- ately. apl-2t Foe, BENT—A FURNISHED ROOM: on the first foor of No. %2 Penn’a avenue, between 2ist and 22d sts. - m 3i-3t* Fo RENT—The Dwelling Part of No. 251 Penn- sylvania avenue, between 12th and 13th streets, south side. Possession given immediately. In- quire on the premises. mb 31-3t* Pros BERT twee fine furnished front ROOMS, Suitable fer gentlemen and their wives; also, TABLE BOARD, at No. 37 4} street, month west tah 31 3t2 side, at reasonable terms, \O0 LET—Two very pean FURNISHED ROOMS, on the second floor, separately or to- gerber: with or without board, at 445 Been cteeets m 31-3t* etween Gand H. Fo. RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, containing six very pleasant and convenient rooms. Faurni ture for sale at its actnal value. Inquire on the premises, Hollidge’s Biock, P street, between ith and 5th north, To 31-3t* po RENT—A HOUSE containing eight rooms, ,on I street, between 23d and 2ith. This is a desirable residence for a private family. Inquire org nue FLANAGAN, corner lth and O sts. "PHOROUGRLY FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT—To a private family. Furniture for rent or forsale. Opem for inspection on the 4th, 5th and sth of April. Apply at $9 Pennsylva avenue, betw a 22d ata. mh ze | es SALE REN he L ad FUR- NITURK of a House, with slevea rooms, situ- ated on Isth street, near Pa.av. Will be rented to a punctual tenant. Inquire of SAMUEL T. DRURY Attorney-at-law, 359, opposite west wing Oity Hall. mh 31 3t* Foz SALE AT A BABGAIN—A RBSTAURANT, doing @ good business, will be sold—Good Will, Fixtures, Furniture,and Leace, isvery low, and four years to run, and the place is worth as @ family residence all that it costs. Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Call at S Le Te street, near J,, between6 and 5p, m, m 31-3 The lease Fo SAI.B—Three valuable TRACTS OF LAND L' 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 a tract of 145 acres of fine tobaaco land, centains a dwelling, buildings, &c,, and two tracts of 1% acres each, with a valuable mill seat, fine timber of hickory oak, &c., &e. The land is beautifully situated and e1 of acc For terms, & pply to JAS, c.M UTkm , Auctioneers. mh 31 FoR RENT OR FOR SALE. That first-class large new DOUBLE HOUSE, just completed, at the corner of 5th ani I streets. The House is one of the finestim the city, with handsome side yard and grounds attached; con- taining all the modern improvements, and suit- able for a member of the Cabinet, Senator, For sige ean er or any one else Sone an elegant ouse Possession given immeditacly For particulars, inquire of JOS. F. KELLEY, Real Estate Agent, corner of 8th and I streets, No. 362. (Chron,] mar 3l-lw FFICE FOR RENT — Over Btinemots’s Hat ) Btore. No, 234 Pa, av. m Fok BALE—A Brick HOU; a rooms; water and pavement atthe door. Title perfect. Apply corner ith and A sts, north. Oapi- 1 Hill, ™m 30-66" F°%, SALE—A RESTAURANT, in the First Ward, near War Department. Also, Fixtures and Apparatus of soda water and ice cream saloon, Apply 242 G st. be m ras ‘OR SALE 000 cash will purcha: strictly Y “tee clans MBSTACHANT "centrally located, a oiD, safe payin, UBINESS ‘Or pal fhulars apply to MITCHELL & SONS, cor. Penn. avenue ‘and 16th street. moh 3)-Im*_ Foe RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—A Brick DWELLING HOUSE, with water and gas, containing eight rooms, situated in one of the most central and pleasant locations in the eity, two squares from the Treasury Department. {n- quire at No. 203 14th street, next corner of Rhode palena senna! Possession given 10th April, m {OBA FOUNTAIN FOR SALE—A large hand- WO 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(Sylvester’s patent) complete, will be sold cheap for cash, Gallat Drug Store 370 corner I and 7th sts. m 29-5t* OR SALE—A RESTAURANT-—with Stock and Fixtures, opposite Baltimore We second door from the corner of north Qapito! and C sts, E re en the premises. mh 23-6t* SALE—A RESTAURANT on north side Pa. avenue, pear National Hotel; would make ssplendid store or confectionery and icq cream saloon. Address, immediately, E.A., city Post Office, Washington, D.C. mar 22-Im* F% RENT—A fine BRICK STABLE and CAR- RIAGE HOUSB, suitable for three horses; most central locationin Washington; rear of 274 F street, north side. Terms very moderate. Ap- ply toP J. BELLEW & CO.,510 Seventh street, 3d door south of Odd Fellows’ Hall. mh 21-tf UILDING LOTS FOR 8ALE—Twenty elegible Building LOTS, in the northern section of the Second Ward, will be sold very cheap for cash, if immedia‘' pplication be made at L. F. CLARK’S Paperhanging Store, No. 245 Pa. ave., between 12t hand }3th ata, mar 2) 2w* Pe BENT—Two large and commodious dwel- ling HOUSES, containing 38 rooms, situated on north C street, between 3d and 4% streets west, with large yard and stables attached jsuitable for a Giret class boarding house. Possession given the 16H of April. 1565. Vor further information in- N P. PEPPER, Ne. 475 6th street, or WM. P, HICKS, No. 8 north A street, Capitol Hill. mar 20 tf AUCTION SALES. —— B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE-OF A WHEELWRIGHT AND BLACKSMITHS SHOP. ON SOUTH CAPITOL AND STREBT SOUTH, NBAB RIOHARDS’S @n THURSDAY, the 30th inst., at 12 o'clock M., we shall sell. on the premises, s lotof Drills Pianes, Chisels, Anvils, Bellows, Hammers, Saws, Clamps, Screws, Wrenches, Grindstenes, Bodies, Frames, Oart and Wagon Wheels, Spokes, Felioes, lot of Lumber and ren, &c, GRE M8. WILLIA mar 25 eod ee Auctioneers. By THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON- account of the rain, until MONDAY, the 34 of Abril, at the same hour and place. marsitd GRWEN &. WILLIAMS, Anets, W7 THE ABOVE SALBIS UNAVOIDABLY postponed until TU SBDAY, the 4th instant, same ‘hor d . apg °° GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auc‘s, P B* WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Washington Horse-andOarriage Bazaar, 98 La. av., bet. 9th and 10th sta, SALE OF HORSES, OARRIAGES, &e. On TUESDAY, April ith, at the Bazaar we will sell abo: aes FIFTY HURSES, suited to saddle and harness, of which a full de- scription at sale, cae, _A large collection of New and Second Car- Tiages. Buggies, Rockaways. Kxpress Wagons, &c,, with which the sale will commence with. ALSO, New and Second-hand Harness, &c. Regular Sales at the Bazaar, every Taesday, Thuraday, and Saturday, without regard to the er Carriages, Harness, &c.. always at private sale, Wit. Le WALL & GO. ap3 {Chronicle} Auctioneers, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TEN ROOMS OF HOTEL FURNITURR, BA\ FIXTURES, AND LIQUOBS- AT PUBLIO On WEDNESDAY, the 5th instant, at 10 o’clock &.m., we shall sell, on: Pennsylvania avenue, ba- tween 432 and 6th streets, effects of the William Tell Hotel, consisting of Cottage Beadsteads, Wardrobes, Washstanda, Tables, Chairs, and‘all of the Bedding, Feather Beds, and Pillows Bolsters. Mattresses, Carpets and Stoves, Excellent Cook Range and Fixtures, Bar Fixtures and Oil Paintings, Liquers, consisting of Whiskeys, Wines, Bran- ies, &c .&o. _ap3-d_ GREMNN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ J. 0. McQUIBE & O0., Auctioneers. FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD BFFEOTS AP PUBL! AUCTION EO 3 On WEDNESDAY MORNING, April 5th, at 10 olock, at the residenee, No. 513 1th st,. between Penpa. av. and H st., we shall sell the Furniture and Household Bifeets, someriaing Mahogany Hair-cloth covered Parlor Suite Damsak and Lace Window Curtains and Qor- nice Pier Glasses and Mirrors Mantel Ornaments, Toilet Seta Mahogany Marble-top Bureaus and Washstands Mahogany Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Chairs Hair and Husk Mattresi Comforts, Sheets Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows Brench China, Crockery and Glassware Table Linen. Silver plated Ware Cutlery, Castors and Spooms | Dining table, Cane seat Chairs Refrigerator, Parlor Stoves ey and anereih) Carpets 100 tove and xtures, . Together with a general assortment of kitchen ae uisites, h erias cash. apd J. ©. McGUERE & CO . Aucts, ¥J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON THE NORTH 8IDB OF MASBAQAU- Bere AVENUE, BETWEEN 4TH AND 5TH STREBTS. ha On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April ith, at five o'clock, on the premises. we shall sell, part of Lot Wal Fi iaRtEg co Bnacchmvattna onus, fotwaas 7 feet 734 inches on Massachus 5 Fourth and Fifth streets, and running back 41 feet einckees h p, erms ash. = ¢ Al conveyancing and stamps at cost of the pur- Pay 3-d&de J.0. McGUIRE & C@., Aucts. Y¥ JAS, O. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, BUILDING LOT ON 20TH SPREBT. BETWEE L AND M SPREETS. AT AUCTION, Op SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April 8th, at 5 o'clock. on the premises, we ahall sell part of Lot 9, in Square No. 117, fronting 25 feet on Twentieth street, between L and M streets north, apd extend- ing back 149 feet 10 inches, to # 30 foot public alley., Title perfect. . apa Terms: One half in cash; the remainder in six months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on i Gceivevancés and stampa at the cos* of ths pur onveyances abi p o cbaver. JAS. C. MCGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. U S. MARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ « of fieri facias issued from the Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Gourt of the United Btates for the District, of Columbia, and to me directed, I will expose to public sale, for cash, in front of the Court house deer of said District, of MONDAY, the 27th day of March instant. commencing at 120°clock m, all defendant’s right, title, claim and a in and to the following property, to wit ote Nos. 2and 5, in Square No, 269, Lot No, 29, in Square No. 527 Bart of Lot No. 5, in Square No. 350, tegether with sll and gingular the improvements thereon, in the City of Washington, D. C., seized and levied upon asthe property of Walter Lenox, and will be sold to satisfy judicials No. 220, Sa- rene. Sourt, interor of Richard Wing sony use of r ach. S mar 4-dta U. 8, Marshal B.C, THE BL OUE ety 18 EOSTEONED EN i 5 , the nstant, same hour an til THURSDAY, t WARD HL i IN. ee U. 8, Marshal D.C. W7-THE ABOVE SALE I3 FURTHER POST- poned on account of the weather until MONDAY 2B the 3d of April, 1865, at_ same hour and WARD H, LAMON, m 35 U.S. Marshal D.C. xr THE ABOVE SALE [8 FURTHER POBT- i nsequence of a typographical error in Lf Inat postronement Of dale, Wali! tho 1th day of i b t the same hour ani ace. Ane WARD A. LAMON U. 8B. Marshal D. C. BOARDING. A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, WITHOUT children, can find board and room, er sitting room and bedroom in a private house ia George- town. References exchanged. For particulars apply to No, 237 Penn’aavenue, bet. aur sein sts. ple |OARD —An elegant front ROOM, seeond floor, and first-class BOARD at 301 G street, bet. 1sth and Lath streets. mh 31-6t* ap3 FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC ‘MO- dated with BOARD at 399 18th street, bet, ig m’31-2t* OR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated with comfortable ROOM and BOARD by applying immediately at 394 llth st., between K street and Mass.avenue. Also, a few Table Boarders. m 31-3t* rPO THE LADIES OF WA®HINGTO T° GrokeETOWN AND ALEXANDRIANS DRY GOODS AT RUINOUS LOW iS 5 So0xS TRE TIME OBE OW ome one, come a’ oO u Dry Goode Establishment, 431 tthesteest, end eee fart color Calicoes at 20 to 25 cents. fine Mozam- Diques at 0 cents; beautiful Challies at’ 35 cente; De Beges at 2 te 25 iQ to 75 cents; De cen beanti Paris styles Stri Geods frou 75 conte to $1; Black Bilks from 8100 to$? oy, Bleached Muslins from 18 eents upwards: 234 yarda wide Sheeting from $1 mows das Black Silk Man- tillas at all prices; Hoop Skirts, first quality. from 90 cents upwards; French Corsets $175; 1.000 pair Black Kid Gloves at $1 per pair: 200 yarda Spool Cotton, 6’; cents; Pins and Needles, 5 cents. In fact I have ery large stock of the above-men- tien goods, besides a great many other articles not mentioned which must be sold before the first of May without regard to cost. You will find it great- ly to your benefit to call at once at JULIUS 8YCEL’S, ap 1-7t* 421 7th street, betw. Gand H. 506 SEVENTH STRERT. 506 GRAND OPENING PF BOOTS AND SHORS, L, HEILBRUN «& CO., jd 506 BEVENTH STREET, Next Door to Odd Fellows’ Hall, Have this day opened an entire new stock of— Ladies’ White and Black KID SLIPPERS. Ladies’ Red Opera GAITERS and SLIPPERS. Ladies’ LASTING and MOROCCO BALMORALBS, Ladies’ CONGRESS and LACE GAITERS, Ladies’ BUSKINS and JEFFERSONS. Mens’ CALF AND PATENT LEATHER BOOTS. Mens’ CREOLE and BUOKLE GAITERS. Mens’ BALMORALS, TIES, and SLIPPERS. Boys and Children’s SHOES, of all descriptions Also, a great variety of TRUNKS AND VALISES, Ali these Geods have been bought with the late fallin gold,and will be sold cheaper than ever since the war. All in want of a good and well-fitting pair of SHORES wil! please call soon at L. HEILBRUN & 00.’3, 506 Seventh street. P. B.—Boots and Shoes Made to Order and Repaired. mh 31-6t* AVING REMOVED FROM MY OLD PLACE of busi |, corner of Ninth and D streets, to NO. 481 NINTH STRERT, between D and E, I beg leave particularly te call the attention of my customers and the public generally, to this re- 1, where I shall k stan’ poe. ae mn xen 00 tly on hand a GROCBRIE8,. ‘The citizens of Washington and of the surround- ing country are earnestly solicited to call and ex- amine my stock of goods which will be sold at fair BIOHARD J. BYON, ya erne COTTAGE SITES NEAR THB CITY FOR SALE.— We offer at private sale, valuable tract of land, lyin + wethe failt eS edit fat t of thi an e Railroad, immediately west of the coun seat of the late John C. Rives, Bsq. = Lf The land is high and rolling, and divided into eight beautiful cottaga sites. commanding a fine view of the city. This property is one of the most beantifull uated for villa sites inthe District of Columb: For terms, &c., appiy to JAS. O. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. mar 15 IN GT ICE 20m BALE—250 sets of one, two, and four-horse second hand HARNESS, large lot of second-hand 8. DLES. Apply te H avenue. betwi tional Hotel. mar 14-Im* F%. SALE—A RESTAURANT and BOARDING HOUSB, within one squa: Penn’a av. and 7th atxeat ii soomt: ten gente len 0; rent faly 6% er month. Furniture, jiguors. End lease for $4,000." MITCHELL & BONS. Brokers, cer. Penn’s av. and 15th @7 A fifty acre FARM, four miles from Wa: ington, fair improvements, for $2,500, _m 9-Im OB 3ALE—The BUILDINGS AND FURNITURE 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 be RENTED FOB THE SEASON. in the county of Bladensburg road ire J. L. PARKHURST Teauireor Room No. 3, third floor, mar 15-tf Intelligencer Building. FAS VIEW FOR SALE—VERY VALUABLE FABM FOR SALE AND IMMEDIA POSSESSION GIVEN. = The subscriber having more land than hecan properly till, would sella very desirable farm ly- Tog immediately upon tho Ohesapeake and Ohio Canal, 20 miles above Georgetown, D.C. The whole tract containing 569% ucres of land, which will (if desired,) be divided to suit purchasers, As now divided, No. | contains about 10 acres, moat. ly under cultivation, apon which is a large Dwel- ling House, large new barn, hay house, and wood house, fine apple and peach orchards, in fail bear- ing: with plenty of cherries and other fruits, all well watered, and under chesnut fences, having 25 or mere acres of “Bottom Meadow,” producing worth of hay yearly; barn now tall of hay, ym the upland, given to the purchaser; also, 20 acres of wheat in the ground, price $40 per a:re, No. 2contains 86-10 acres, upon which is a lirge Dwelling House and Stables, with 80 or more acres of bottom land, price $30 per acr jo. 3 and splendid peach orchard, of 25 acres, rice $100 per acre, With a 30 acre fiel: in clover, Witt Tam OF app! iD person. ‘Areh.7 miles abov he Washing: [eddie my residence, i ote to ake F aS . 0 suit purchasers. OR SALE—A LUMBER PLANING and SAW FOG iTore with engine cod mck, ae one of Pages’s pa w Mills. e in. cemplete running order, with the Frame Building d on thecansl. near 6th street and Genter Market House. Willi be sold cheap by applying ts Ht ADY, m 29-8w™ No, 647 13: street; Isiand, regen’ AND BOARD at No. 24 North K street, between 7th and sth streets. Table BOARD- ERS accommodated mar 3) 3t* P\OUR OR FIVE GENTLEMEN OAN BE WELL Poo eomodated with BOARD and LOBGING on K street, south corner of 25 mar 20 PERSONAL. ee ee ee ee WANTED-A limited numberof good looking, Y respectable young LADIES to sit for por- bie For fell sarHiculare: Saiclose carve de visite, nvenient,) amd a . ARTIST, No. dog sth at OY [tery SOUNG Pynon An Dear fiona : Done waste any more or money trifling wi uacks. see + DARY. 499 7th street, at once. It will be the cheapest finally. ap 3-Im* peed ad ee Rotation IN OFFICH is,in my opinion, re publican; therefore I offer myself as a candi- date to the voters of the city of Washington for the office of Tax Collector at the next June elec- tion, subject to the decision of a convention called to nomixate city officers at said election. Presu- ming Iam well known. 1 leave my claims to my friends to be disposed of. mm 30-4t' T. G. CLAYTON, er GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS NOTICE —Notice ia hereby given Board of Appeals on the ete sees eoton will meet in the Council Chamber on TRURSDAY, 30th instant, from 3 to 5 o’clock p, mi ped daly thereafter, 9 All sppeale must be m: writing. 2 einwrning. WM. H, GODEY. “U C. H, CRAGIN, m 29-SawtApli Board of Appeals. LUMBERS, STEAM AND GAS FITTERS, a Mt WATERS & BRO. eee $8 High st . near Gay. Georgetown. D, C. Work promptly executed at reasonable price. Gite us a call before baving your work done. Is MARKET aa GEORGETOWN Sealed Pro: will be received t ber until TUESDAY, the 4th day of Kan the renting, for one year from that date, of the Fisk Markel gn.the south side of the canal, the paid quarte in advance. ee <S'HENEY ADDISON, Maror, ‘March 23, Maron’s Orrics, Georgetown, D. BPAIR OF MABEKET HOUSE. P is will be received by the subscri- pened TOMEDAY, the sth day of April next for the repair ef that part of the Market House in this town whick is situated over the can: 0 as is ah it BS a Fish Market, the work to be done forthwith, MENRY ADDISON. y Maron’s Orrick, Georgetown, D.C., MateTss, i m 29-dtApra PAPERHANGINGS, or ATRPOTEERARES, PIOTORE CORD-AND TABEELS. 86 PAINTINGS, BN INGB, & At MARERITER’S, No. 456 7th st. 8 doors abeve Odd Fellows’ Hall. fob 38-3‘ o.. m %9-dtApri 3 ; « 56 486 § 4 4 Torms cash; AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. BBX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. BY HANDSOME BUILDING LO? aT Tus ORNER OF THIRD STREB?T B aN NORTH A STREET, ON CAPITAL HILL. IM- MED rRLY OPPOSITE WAUGH CHAPEL, DAY, the 30th BS. a ‘tant, we shall sel. at 5 o'clock p. m.. in front of No. 6 premises, Lot 2, im Square No having a front of 54 feet north A and 8) feet on 34 street east. This erty is beauti ee me situated, and would make a 8 ini Waugh Chavet t being a corner tot, opposite Terms liberal and made known at sale. ‘ss QBEEN & WILLIAMS, mar 25-4 Auctioneers. 87-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN consequence of rain, until MONDAY, the $a of April, same beur and place, ins3-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auets, Y J.C. McOUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON MASSACHU- BETTS ae NEAR 14TH STREET, AT PUBLIC BALE On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 34, at 4° o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lots 4, 5 anc su r ar 14th street. said avenue and running back to M street. Terma @ne-third cash; the balance iné and 12 months, with interest, secured by deed of trust, A payment of $20 will be required on each lot at time sale. 2 A)l conveyancing at purchaser's cost. m 27-d&ds J.0, McGUIRE & GO., Aucts, YJ. 0. McGUIRE & CO , Auctioneers, EXTENSIVE SALB OF FINE COTTAGE SIT: ON THE HIGH SEAUaD NORPH OF THS CITY AT PUBLIC SAL On MONDAY AFTERN N, April 3d,at four o'clock, on the premi ‘all sell a portion of that kandsome esta no’ as ‘Mount Pieas- ant,” adjoining the city om the north, and lying between 7th and lith streets, sub-divided into seventy seven handsome cottage sites, fronting respectively on Seventh street and Sherman ave. @his | aged is situated on the high ground north of the city—one of the most beautiful loca- tions for residences in the Distriet—commanding an extensive view of Washington, Georgetown. and the surrounding country, witha full view of the Potomac river as far as the ore can reach. It is eavy 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 auctione ‘ Terms: One-half cash, balance in ten years, with tnterest, secured by a deed of trust; interest pay- ablesemi-annually. A payment of $20 on each let Ba be required of the purchaser at the time of sale. Aliconveyancing and stamps at cost of the pur- ser mh 8.4 J.C. McGUIRE & C0., Aucts, BY W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. TO WHOLESALE GROCERS, HOTELS. RES- TAUBANTS, AND ARMY TRADERS. IMPORTANT NOTICE. The Secend Trade Bale by order of John Farrell, tobe held at Commercial Buildings, Louisiana avenue, between 9th and luth streets, on TUES- DAY, April 4, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m., we Willsell as follows: Consisting of shipments from St. Louis, Mo. ; 4) eases of the celebrated Navy Tobacco. ee & Co.’s brand Smoking and Chewing To- BECO, Cinoinpati, Ohio ; 1,000 cases of Candles; 10) bbls, Dried Fish. Chicago, [il.; 6 tes. Hams, Bacon, Sides. Shoul- ders, Lard, &c., this season’s curing, and But ter. &c. Pittsburgh, Pa; 400 bbls. Whisky, of brands well known in this market New York; 20 bbls. Syrup, Sugar, &c.; Mercer and Peachblow Potatees; 500 bbl 300 cases genuine Wines, Full lines oes: M. Bininger’s Liquors, Imported i & ie 00 bbls. Pickles, Oatsup Eggs, Wi 2. del phii &o 5 HO case! Canned Goods, Jellies, Preserves, Hal Snore: Ma-sciditebie, Flour, &. place, the entire ‘Also, at the-same time and cargo of the schooner EF. Forbish, from Boston, ocnsfating of Dried and Salt Fish, this season’s c z “Also, 100 bbls. prime New England Cider. This cargo cost the shippers 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, , : Aen nee sul us ready for distribution two jays previous Bale. mh es-ts Whi. L. WALL & CO., Aucts, Y JAS. ©. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, NDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOL: Be EFFECTS AT PUBLIC BALE & On FRIDAY MORNING, March 3ist. at 19 o’clk, at the residence No. 253 G stroet, between lithand 15th streets, we shall sell the Furniture and Effects, corgprising— x Hlegant Walnut Parlor Suit. covered in Red Da- mas Rep covered Turkish Easy Chairs Marbie-top covered Centre Table Lace Window Curtains, one cornice Walnut Marble top Hall Suit Carved Walnut, Velvet covered Arm Chairs Morocco covered Lounge and Chairs marble top Bureaus, Washstends, Wardrobea alnut Bedsteads, Spring Matt Ss Hair and Husk Mattresses. Gott: Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows Blankets, Sheets, Quilts. Comforts Cane and Wood seat Chairs, Toilet Sets Oak Marble-top Sideboard Oak Extension Dining Table Oak Cane-seat Dining Chairs Silver plated Tea Sets,Castors Silver plated Waiters, Baskets, Dishes Froncl’ China Crockery, Fruit Diahes Cutlery and Glass Ware, Chafing Dishes Cut and engraved Bohemian Glass Ware Mahogany. Walnut and Pine Writing Tables Cook Stove and fixtures. ; soystnee ve a moneral assortment of Kitchen Tequisites. Terms cash. maid 3,0. McGUIRE & Co., Auta, S@ THE ABOV BAe IB UNAVOIDABLY postponed until TUESDAY, April ith, same hour and place. mh 30-dts J.C. McGUIRB CO., Aucts Suits ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, 8 NG SALE OF ISAAC > ANNUAL SPRING RG LON HERZ EXTENSIVE SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES AT AUCTION. On MONDAY and TUESDAY. April 3d and 4th, at 10 o’clock a. m., we shall sell at our Auction Rooms, No. 526 7th street, corner of D,a large coilection of UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, consisting in part of Gold and Silver Hunting-case Patent lever and other Watches, Diamonds, Gold Hee C re Cael Finger-rings, Breastpins, and jilver Ware. Also, Ladies and Gent’s Wearing Apparel, Pis- tols, and one fine lot of new Damask Table Linen, together witha large lot of miscellaneous goods too numerous to enumerate. Bale to commence with the Watches. Terme cash. ISAAC HERZBERG & SON, Pawnbrokers, m 27 eoit GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, SALz OF CONDEMNED HORSES, Quarterm&ster Generals Office, First Division, t ! Washington City, April 1, 1865. will be sold at able: auction, tothe highest i jesboro, D.C.,on vidder, at GiesereRDAY, Avril 4, TUESDAY, April 11, TUESDAY. April 25 , April 25, TWO HUNDRED oT RY HORSES EAOH ‘These horses have been condemned as unft for the cavalry service of the army. For road and farming purposes, Many good bar- gains may be had. wert sold fingly. feat po plated at lo A . ‘erms Cash, nite yes currency. aia SAMES A. ERIN, Brevet Brigadier General, in charge First Divi- vision Quartermaster General’sOffice. _ ap3-20t AvStion SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. Quartermaster General’ s Office, First pee Washington City, April 1, 1865 Will be sold, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at Baltimore, Md., on THURSDAY, April 13, 1965, TWO HUNDRED MARES WITH FOAL, many of them well bred and in good condition. ON THURSDAY, April 20, 1365, TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES. ON THURSDAY, SEE SS an EB HUNDRED MARES oS ONE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES. The Horses have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the army. moe road oy arming purposes, Many good bar- SAdiasie sold singly. Sale to commence at9 a. m.. and will be held at Phillip’s Government Btables, corner of Fremont and Ramsey streets, Terms cash, in United Beate garrenGy Brevet Brigadier General,incharge First Divisi Q.M.G.0. ap 3-22t BONS POMADE OPTIEM—For impart is far any other Pomade extant. Prep F.C. WHLLB & O0., New York, and by all Drug, 356, and 75c. per bottle i) UTLER’S BALSAMIO MIXTURR,—This old, Beoret Malndion, ist for uals by all Drageises: f re $i per bottle. é! jan 19-coly.a BANGES—Fi! bo: ceived. id fe ONnety ey Ort eNews oMLL. (Successors to Murray & Semmes, 405 Penn. avenue, between 43 and 6th sis. a: box st received, and for sale LAMONB—Filty boxes int reouW a DELL, 405 Pennsylvania avenue, EACAN NOTS—Five barrels jeer received, and WwW & BELL, eid 405 Bchusyivanin avenue, LMQNDB—i pin pounds Berdeaux ALMONDS Abne sand Tor fale Maw y BELL, : 405 Pennsylvania avenue, Exon Wal ngrEe- 1.00 pounds just re- ecivet a McKNEW & BELL, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Greceries, Teas, Wines, Liquors and 406 Penn. between 43: th ats, phan aR, AVeRUE, een 4); and 6th ate AUCTION SALES. r Auction Sales see 4th page. FUTURE DAYS. - BY JAB. C, McGUIBE & OO0., Auctionsers. BIGHT VALUABLE BUILDING BOTS ON TH NER OR HAST. GAVITOD IhD ora AY Ai FTERN: + Marok 30, at 4% o’clock, on the remiser we shall sell six Lote = a wee itol street, and running ey. Lot on 9th street, near the corner of Bast Capitol, fronting 23 feet on 9th street, and runming back 115 feet 10% inche odgnt Lot on corner of Massachusetts avomus and 10th street east, fronting 77 feet 8 setts a d 63 feet on 10 Terms: One-third cash; t! qvelre ath |, With interest, secured by a deed of trus' @ premises, f ‘A payment of $20 will be required at the time of sale, on each let, All eesvereene and revenue stamps at the cost of the pyrehasei.s. OC. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts, O7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN amt ine rain eaeil TUBSDAY AFTE . sat Se’clock. malate JAB, 0. Mc@UIRB &-00., Aucts. Y¥ J.C, McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON. L STREET, BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH ‘STRE Ers On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. April 4, at 5 o’cl"k. on the premises, we shall sell, the western part o! Lot No Square No. 247, fronting 29 feet om North L street, between 1ith and 14th streets west, and running back 104 feet to 8 3) foot alley A payment Of2% 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 stamps at cost of thepurehaser. py, BAUNDERS, Agent m%5-d J.0,.McGUIRB & 00., Auctioneers, ¥ J. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, XBCUTOR’S SALE OF SMALL AND VALI'A- rT TRAc. UF LAND AT THE H STREET TOLLGAT On TUBSDAY, April 4th, 1855, at 12 o'clock m,om the premises,I shall sell, Hand uadle piece oftiand containing 9°. acres. situate t the janction of H street, Boundary street, 15th street east, Maryland avenue. Bladensburg Puropike, and road to Benning’s Bridge, together with the im provements conristing of a Frame Ivouse, kno: the Anacostia Tavern, and necessary out buildin The situation of the property (at the junction seven difierent thoroughfares,) renders it desira- ble for buainers purpo and the land is unsur- i ‘ualities for a Market Garden, n cash; the remainder in six and twelve pcre h interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premifas, onve; es and stamps at the cost of the pur- Caen ee ma TGHN BR. MINOR, Mxecitor. m 23-4 J.C, MoGUIBB & Oo., Aucts, ¥ J. O. McGUIRE.& CO., Auctioneers EXTENSIVE SALE OF FAMILY GROCERIES, oo OLD LIQUORS. GROCK ERY, woop- EN AND WILLOW WARS, BROOMS, BRUSH- ES, &c. On THURSDAY MORNENG, April 6th, at 19 o’clock, at the Family Grocery Store of Mr. Thoa. rner of jth and H we shall sell Liguors,con- has in part of— Barrels and sacks of Flour, Meal, Crushed, Pow- dered and Brown Sugars, Green, Roasted an€ Ground Java and Rio Coffee Chests of superior Green and Black Teas Bpices of all xinds, Soap, Candles, Yeast Powders, Starch ‘ " Powder and Shot, Boglish Pickles and Sauces, eliies anned Frpite, cases Olaret Wines rockery, Glass and Barthen Ware Ropes, Brooms, Buckets and Willow Ware Tobacco, Cigars and Sonff, in quantities Coal, Sperm and Btberial Oil, and Lamps. Shs wet old Whiskies of the following brands, ia arrels : ** Baker,”’ 1351; **Overholtz,”’ 135% ** Zeigler,’’ 1355; ‘“\ Fingle,”’ 1853 30 dozen bottles fne Old Rye Whisky Sapericr Scotch and Irish Whisky Holland Gin, in wood Apple, Geer, Blackberry end Cherry Brandies, n betttes. Together with Platform and Counter Scalas. Stanf Gasks, Measures, and many articles fo Las first-cias8 Grocery, not necessary te enume- rate. Aa Mr Cogan is shout to retire om account of ill-health. the stock will be sold ebsolutely to the highest bidders. Terms cas J. ©. MoGUIRE & Co. Aucts Cc c m 3-4 4 Y¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SARE OF VALUABLE REAL E3- TATE iN THE SEVENTH WARD. By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Oolumbia,in Kquity sitting. bear- ing date December 12th, 1864, amd passed in o cause in which William R. Riley et. al. in behalf of the “Mount Vernon Building Association,” are Complajmanta. and Edward M. Clarke et, al., are Defendants, (No. 191 Equity.) I shall offer for sale at Public Auction. in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, the ith day of April, A. D . 1555, at So'clock, P, M., the following Real Esta iz: that part ef Lot numbered nine (1) uare numbered three hundred and fifty-three ) of the plan of the City of Washing- ton, beginning for the north-east corner ef said square, at the intersection of D street south and 10th street west; thence erry | south onaline with said 1°th street ninety (90) fect, thence west -four(54) feet ten and one half (1032) inches, orth ninety (9!) feet, thence east on a line with sa ” fifty-four ($4) feet ten and one- half (10%) inches to the place of beginning, with the improvements thereon, This property is situated on the corner of D streetrouth ‘and 10th street weet, and Offers great inducements to purchasers. k . Terms—One-third cash, the residuein six and twelve monthg, the purchaser giving his notes for the deferred payments satisfactorily endorse! and bearing interest from the day of sale. Title deed to be retained until all of the purchasa money is paid. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. & = AA f the terms of saleare not complied with within five days from the di 7, f sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the said es, gen at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by giving three days notice in some newspaper printed ip the city of Washington, LLOYD. Trustee. A. mb10-2aWi ds W.L. WALL & CO,, Aucta. Oakes [Bepnblican.} S B* J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF FELLED WOOD, On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March ‘v, at 5 o’elock, atthe Auction Room, we shall séil about 170 cords of Felled Wood, mostly Oak and Pine, now lying on the farm of the late @. C. Grammar, Sr., about four miles from the city, on the 7th intrest nad wastor the Mecano eee Terms cash, y order a e mad 3,0, Mc@uiBE & 00., Aucts, &@- THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED UNTIL WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 5, same hour and place, ap l-dts J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta. Y¥ J.C, McG@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON PENN- SYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN 3D AND 434 STREETS, NORTH SIDE. 2 On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 5, at 5 o’clock, om the premises, we shall sell, Lot No. 28, in reservation No. 10, frqnting 26 feet on Pennsyl- Vania avenue, between 3d and 4’. streets, and rum- ning, ck 129 feet to foot alley, improved with a three-story Bri and Brick Back Bujiding. erms: One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser 1, M. PETERS, Executor. mar 35-4 J. 0, McGUIRE & CO. Aucts, Y J. O. Mc@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers. DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON MARYLAND aes BAST OF THB CAPITOL AT PUB- 5 o'clock, on the premises, w: in Square No. 91. fronting 126 ‘aryland avenue, and 125 feet on 10th street east, improved h frame Dwelling House, containing 7 rooma ance aes wit ‘tabling for three horses, out- ui ings, &c, The grounds contain flowers, fruit trees, grapes, and th 's property is wellsituated for market gar- ening. ‘Teras: One-half cash; the balance im 6 and 12 months, with secured notes ng interest. stamps at cost of All conveyancing and revenu: purchaser, m7-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. NEW TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE FOUR ROOMS AND LOT. AT AUOTION, On THUBBDAY, the 6th April, we shal. #ell, a half past five o’cleck,in front of the premises, a handsome. new two stery Frame House—No. 253 on south C street. between 434 and 6th streets west, Island—and the Lot on which it stands, it bein, part lot No. 11, in square No. 493, having a frent oi 20 feet 2 inches, oy a depth of 134 feet 6 inches. Terms cash. Title indisputable. All convey- ancing at cost of purchaser. including revenue stamps. $100 will be required when the property k 1g ned ° GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Q4uRs OF MANURE. Headquarters iment of Washington, ief Quartermast , 14th st.. near N. Y. fice Chih Qua ere ion. D. C., Morch 25, 1385, on, Wil be sold at public suction. hereinafter pamed. on MONDAY. April. at eee (until Dedember sty 1860) a] NokMat the public stables, &c., a low, ¥: ‘At the public stables on lith street, near the Long Bridge, in this city; the accu iatipoint snd at the hesdguarte rs stables, cornes th At Oamp Barry, D. 0." by Oaptain George W. Beno, Wells. A. Q. M,, the Manure at At the office uagter De! various forts in Ist, 24, 3d and aig an f al + 2d, that divisie: mtandiag from Fort Tithag ailen, near Chain Bridge, to Fort Lyon, near Alexandria, enses south of Potomac. of Captain T. K. Church. A. Q der his omy ‘and at the sa isa and parks Taastoro? Pye ent the ehferGuarier= Terms of sale: on delivery, in Government funds ; purchasers to take away the Manure at their own expense. A reasonable time will be al- lowed to bank away na . Guaatities on penes an accuml ns min ee. rel promptly. M. I, LU INGTON. ° jolonel and Chief ter. wnt 0M Separimont of Waihington,