Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. es AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. _Groven’s THEATER.—Misses Germon and Sixers ere a — favorites of the sto come pany in the Oriental spectacle “Aladdin, of the Wonderful ‘Lamp ee Ford's THEATER.—“'The Workmen of Wash- ington,” Miss Laura Keene as “Martha Sav- age,” and J.C. McUollum as “John Savage,” supported by the entire company. OxFORD.—A huge bill of burlesque, ballet, Songs, and negro delineations. To-morrow night farewell benefit of Hugh Dougherty. Cigcus.—Stone & Resston’s great equestrian nd acrobatic troupe, corner of New York ay- enue and 6th street. Last day of the perform- ances. MENAGERIE AND Crgcus.—Van Amburgh’s ZOvlogical and equestrian combination, Sixth Street, near the Clarendon. To-morrow, the Aast exhibition by the great company. CANTERHBUBY.—Baliet, songs, clog dances, burlesque, and other comicalities, concluding witb a side-splitting afterpiece. -———.—_—_ Tee WORKMEN OF WASHINGTON.—[From the Sunday Telegram of Baltimbre, of Feb. 10th. }—The following letter, from one who had seen the play which has been attracting such crowded houses at the Front Street Theater, ‘Was received at the box office one morning Jast week, from one who had evidently feltthe gocd moral effect of the play: BAa.tTiMmorg, Feb. 14, 1565.—To the Manager:— Sir: I send you this as a testimony of the effect which the play of last night produced upon me, and which | will leave to your dis- cretion of using it as an advertisement. I do not presume that it is a fine literary display on Dy part, but ] senditasa truth, whic! ban doubt will answer as well, for often a truth Suffices in the place of a literary fiction. This play Be sents atonce two interesting Teatures; at the same time it is instructive to the young, and teaches them to beware of the g@reat evils of eeegesen It is pleasing, embracing many go points, which are only ‘worthy the distinguisked actress. It stands forth in originality ot style, which does not tarnish it in the least; but, on the contrary, no Coubt, willbe an mtroduction of a@style which is well suited for all temperaments. Atunce itis a comedy, drama, and mightreadily be classed a tragedy—considered as either, it ‘will be still a great moral lesson. Fathers, ou who have children, take them to see and earn, and thus perform a parentalduty. You -who are standing upen the brink of the abyss of ruin, go see this play, and probably the mist will be drawn from your vision, and you May behold the many rocks upon which you @re about tocast yourselves. Thisplay, if you Bave not become void of all perception, will turn the few inches which intervenes between yyou and the brink into acres, and thus snatch you from the jprobationary listof irtetrievable drunkards. FROM AN ADMIRER. To-night and to-morrow night at Ford’s The- tre, 10th street. _—__—»—_—_— ABSTRACTION OF FRACTIONAL CURRENCY. —Last week a young woman who has been at ‘work tor several menths past in the bydro- Static press room of the Preasury Department, ‘was arrested by Detectives Claryoe and McDe- ‘witt, of the Metropolitan force, for abstracting fractional currency. She is barely fifteen years of age, and was employed in the room where the notes in sheets are rolled ont, and it ap- pesrs that from time to time small amounts ‘were missed. A short timesince 4 lot of nearly two hundred sheets of quarter notes (about Ss) worth) was missed and shortly after ‘nother small lot also disappeared. Suspicion tell upon her and she was suspended by the Secretary of the Treasury. Detectives Clarvoe znd McDevitt then took the matter in hand, and by following her up ascertained that she ‘was spending money witha free hand, and also that it was some ofthestolen money. She ‘was therefore arrested on Friday morning and is in custody at the Police headquarters. The Bmount taken has been ascertained and her Triends hayealready made it up. pT aaa ALADDIN.—This oriental spectacle has been brought out very finely indeed, by Manager Grover. The songs of Misses Germon and Grey meet with tervent success. The living Fountain of Colored Waters is something new in Washington, and therefore, as it deserves, is well received. Mons. Mathieu has very ef- Tectually arranged the difficult ballets, inter- spersed throughout the play. Koppitz looks to the music—vocal and instrumenta!—which Statement is alone sufficient to vouch for its excellence. Aladdin will be played on Saturday after- oon at cheap prices. We presume the little people will turn out in full force to see their Tnoet favored story represented in true splen- dor. — PostTronev.—The further hearing of the cas@ of Dennis, Shedd, Seaman and Bauer, the young men arrested on suspicion of being con- Zeeted with the shooting of George Russell, mear the Franklin engine-house, a few eve- nings since, has been further postponed until next Wednesday at} e’clockp.m. The young ‘men continued their bail for a hearing, except Bauer, who was discharged upon his own recognizance. The reason of the postponement is the feverish condition of Mr. Russell, con- fining him to his chamber. a Tue TurRwers.— Delegates from various Turners’ Societies of the United States are holding a National Convention here to effect a ermanent organization. The officers are J. Stitzer, of Williamsburgh, L. 1., president; A. Wage, of Philadelphia? vice president: Messrs. Stangel, of Cincinnati, and Groch, of Roches- ter, secretaries, The session is harmonious. ao Sung Ee ConcERT.—The concert given by the choir of the Dunbarton street Church, Georgetown, @n Wednesday last, will be repeated this even- ing. In addition to the choice selections of that entertainment, several new pieces will be performed. A rare musical treat is expected, ea es ConpoLence.—(n the ith inst., the clerks of the General Land Office addressed to Commis- sioner Edmonds a letter of condolence, sym- athizing with him in the recent bereavement fallen to his bestia SE Governor Painrorst.—Governor Peirpoint is endeavoring to obtain permission to estab- lish himself in Richmond, and to assemble the Legislature ef loyal Virginia. a GRraPrTon D. Hanson, Esq_, of this city, suc- ceeds Major Brooke as chief of the Paymaster General's sme: or TY ITEMS. Hair ResTORATIVE.—Protessor Sibbet, who is now in this city, has favored us with a bot- tie of his Hair Restorative, and after several Gays’ experience of its usefulness, we take ensure in recommending it to the public. Washington Building, Penn’a avenue, corner of 7th street, Room N —Editor Daily Times. Stone & Rosston 8 ‘Cinevs. —This evening Will close the superb performances of this grand circus. The troupe is a talented one, and their novel feats of agility and skill afford great satisfaction We never had a better cir- cus in thiscity. It will exhibit in Annapolis Friday and Saturday, and open in Baltimore next week. parse THE SECOND Anniversary celebration of Con- cordia Lyceum will be held in the 13th street Baptist Charch, on Friday evening, April 7th, atso’clock. There will be acontestin oratory for a gold medal by the members of the Ly- ceum. The public are invited toattend. 2t peseseesabeEs step ce on Penneylvania ayenne, No. 35, at the Dollar Jewelry Store. Something ind beautiful 2 MARRIED, Is mente, wad peat 4s, by the Rey. N. .0: BO 'Keson D8. hi do Mise M, ELLA WABBe ot the aeetoR, D.C, DIED, At 2 o'clock p. by ate sth, MICHAEL SNEB, Fon of Showas and Wllen Suce, aged 3 years and 10 no H» funeral will take plaee to-morrow afternoon, Syl? 7th. from the residence of his parents, on % st., bet. Dand B ots., Island ng, April oth, HATTIE. N. ughter of Daniel and Lavinia ed 25 ives and friends ef the family are invi ttend her fu: t_the residence of her 5. New York avenue, @ doors west from sth on ‘Friday, at 3o’clock p. On the Sth instant. BENNIE child of Edmund ¥, and Margaret A. French, aged 7 months. pe The funeral will take place on Friday, at 40’cl’k At Detroit, Mich.,on the 3; ba MOUNDS, wife of the Hon J a ‘iisunda, Oo: missioner of General Land @| Ls DRAMA, THE WORKMEN TON, now performing to crowded houses in six ‘01 rincipal cies of the Union, at FORD’S THEA- Tar TON NIGHT, witha areut cast of Rbarecters. AURA KBENE'S NEW SRmOATIONAL 436 FAPEREANGINGS. NDOW SHADES: 456 PIOTURS PRAMES. 456 ae rrQhabs 8 CORD A ass PAINTINGS, eae uLtS TaseeLe... iss ‘Terms cash. eo doore a ove ba 098s WACRA RRANTS GaeaT NE G WORKMEN OF > et FORD'S THEATER, TO-NIC At NGHON, The kind ever offered in this clty. ss 7thing of TWANURE FOR BALE—250 Cart Leste MAN ne, ready for shipment, at ars ‘Wharf, foot of ith at. split WANTS. a ee ANTED—A PRAt UTTER. Address Ww 8. MERCHA: RENE CO ee api-3t* W ANTED—A BARBER te take charge aOCE SNe ANTED—A good plain COOK to ofa kitchen, J Pees at oes Oyster re Rs y fess they understand wns teerecgn Apply at the Seaton Barber hop No, 39 south A st., near ria Pa. avenue, east, Capitol H WARTED—An experienced BUNDLE Was 6-2t* aNTED Te A Ea. on or woman restaurant ference ra- quired. Apply at Central Bote Restaurant, Engh corner Pa. av, and 6th st. ap? WANTED-4 BOY, to attend in a grocery are One wie some x rience preferred. er Bt toL. W. WORT. TON, He. 390 comes and M streets Petites ‘ap 6-3! ANTED TO BUY—A nice COUNTRY io one or two miles fromthe city. Inquire for further par tcalars at JOS. SHAFFIELD’S Con- fectionery, 386 6th street. ap 6-3t* WANTED—T wo good METAL WORKBERS, to work on model work. To good workmen steady work and good pay will be given. D. BAL- LAUF. 414 ith st, Washington, D. 0. ap é-it" ANTED TEMSDISTRLY — An UNFUR- WwW NISHED HOODS! g from ten to twelve rooms, either in ‘the ‘sity or ety Yard. Addrees a note to Star Office. 6-3t* WANTED-A BLACKSMITH and BELPER, immediately. Best wages will be giver. Ap- Bly to JOHN P DEN INNIS, oth street, bats street and Louisiana avenue. p 6-3t* WANTED—A reliable BOY for Witter in pri- vate family Must bring recommendations. a st No. 400 4th street, near City Hall. W 2 Ser COLORED MAN or YOUTH, for messenger and make himself useful in the Club, 331, corner of Hand isth streets. Apply to the Steward. ap 5-2t* FOR RENT AND SALE. URRIGHED ROOMS FOR RENT—For reat, comfortable and well ote nis! ROOMS, at No. 450 isk ote bet, G aed tee tie location is Of the most desirable in theeity. _m4-Im rae RENT—One very fe BOOM on first floor; er aafernisnel Ref required. At avo ah attecte none the city Hal , Foz xeNT A BRICK HOUSE o: 2d _st. 5 $e sont i at. Capitol Hite mquire ‘atiNe. 3 FFgenienep OBR UNFUSNISHED aeons at No. 6 north A st., north side itol Square. These reoma will be rented for houseke poses to families without children, Fo SALE—Three FRAME HOUSES, two the north side of G street, No. 344,346; the other en 10th, 2d door from H at. Title indispu- table. Enauite at 398 L street, between re rl ‘ermont ave. Two OR THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS re rent, on noes floor, suitabl GA housekeeping. t nerth, * oors ap 6. ose at large fra iw eh ofthe street. elling on P 6 References exc! OF Se larger part of a Bours: well located, extensive parlor, dini room and kitchen , unfurnished, on first floor, with several chambers furnished or not; gae fixtures and closets throughout. References required. Ad- dress Box 3 Btar office, with full mame and ad- dress, ap 6-6t* So4F AND CANDLE FACTORY FOR RENT, in Alexandria, Virginia, with all necessary utensils for conducting the same. In quire atNo. 1% Payne street, Alexandria; or for iurther information apply to J.B MAJOR, ap 6-ee3t* Corner 7th and H sts. I ARGE COUNTER for sale at 280 Ponneylva- 4 nia avenue, opposite Star office. ‘ap 5-3t* OR KENT—FURNISHED ROOM, in second story, for one or two gentlemen. Rent $25 per month. Apply at 117 Pa. avenue. between 19th and 26th eots, Mrs. FLETCHER’S. apd 3t* YOUNG LADY, who has a Wheeler & Wil- son's Sewing Machine. wishes a SIPUATION te sew, either in a private family or sore: Please adldret or two days to 'M. H.,” City P ap 2t WANTED TO CHARTER—A SCHOONER of abont 60 tons capacity. well, inant ode to make a trip to the James 3 River. ir ad- dress for information C. CAMPBELLS So E street, Washington, D, rd ‘ap 6 5t* W ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A white young GIRL in Samal family; highest waces given, Apply for two atthe Tobacco Store on lith st., bet. Rhode q jand avenueand P st. water eee reavired, ite IRLS WANTED—A dozen good white GIRLS. who understands chamberwork and waiting on the table, can find immediate employment by calling at the large new Boar Hou 67 and 369 E street,corner of 10th. Must ceme recom- mended, ap 6-2b* V ANTED—Two WOMEN one to cook and jist with washing and ironing; one. attend in dining-room a also assist with the washing and ironing. ences required. at head of Boundary and 20th street, w on the hill aps 3t* ANTED—Two first class CARPBNTERS. Ap- aD ap bash let and BALDWIN BROTHRES, V 7 ANTED—A WOMAN to cook, wash and iron, Good wages will be given. ‘Apply immedi- mtelyiat Ne: 299 Pa. av., bet. 9tn and 10th sts. ap 5-2 ANTED IMMEDIATELY—-A competent COOK, who can ine ant recommenda- tions. PARKER, ap54t STS con aicand O ote. wk ANTED—An JOB OREAM MAKER; alto, to ke charge of a Horse and make himself gen- eral useful. Enquire at U. H. RIBENOUR’S Oonfectionery, 304 Penn, av. ap 5-3t* W ANTED—A good WOMAN to Cook, Wash, and Iron. ins private family, Good refer: ence required. Apply at No, 266 Het., between 8th and sth streets north. ‘Bp 5-20" WANrep- —A competent COACHMAN, who can bring good references. To such liberal wages will be given. Avely immediately to GEO. PAREER, cor 434 and O ats. gp 5-4t. 1,OB RENT—Becond FLOOR and front BASE- MENT; possession givem immediately. Ap- ply Sena. oo Payette street, Georgetown, D.O. ap 5- Fo RENT_Three UNFURNISHED ROOMS, No. 404 Massachusetts avenue, between 9th and rice Good references required. aps y.OR RENT—Two LODGING ROOMS, connect- ing, on third floor, furnished with gas and suitable for Hoasekeer ae: at 289 G street. be- tween 13th and 1ith sts, ap 5-3t* 'OR SALE—The BTOCE and FIXTURES of a Meat and Provisien stere; good p'ace for busi- ness, Reasons for selling out, going to leave the city. Enquire No. 17?s, 442 at. ap 5-6t* ‘OR RENT—Ina private family, two neat and airy FURNISHED BOOMS, suitable for housekeeping purposes; breakfast could be had if reaues Inquire at the cor, of K and 3d streta. Fo Soe story and basement Batok HOUSE, No. 72 Indiana ave., bet. 3d ats. west. Early sseRsion ea: Terma. ee Grice, of JAMES ALIDAY, Real Estate gent, 515 11th st.. south of Penn’a av. aps-lw 7 RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE— ry desirable two story and attic HOUSB, containing thirteen rooms, in one of the best Hocalisions: iD che city. The rent is the most mode- rate in Washington. For further information apply at the Star office counter. p5-lw {OR RENT—A COMFORTABLE COPTAGSE on my farm. Woodley, east of St. Alban’sOhurch, one aud ahaif miles north of Georegtows EN. a Apply to CHAS. M, MATTHEWS, Attorney at Law, Georgetown. 5 3t* Fo SALB—About fourteen ACRES oF CAND. situated in Howard county, 12% miles from the city of Baltimore, WS turnpike, improved by taining deven rooms atsoe Stabling, carriage house and other outbuildings. Plenty of fruit on the place. and very healthy and convenient to churches, schools, &c. Itis about 11; miles from Jesaup’s Cut Station. on Washington failroad, Price $2,500. HOMAS ROWE living on ad- joining propert: ill show the pl ap5.5t* For SALE—A good four room FRAME HOUSE on the Washington ‘rame Cottage, con- ; ou K street. between 3d and 434 streets. Price Wares wpe aadoraiaptn sacien; | $800, Inquire G06 7th street. __"_ap 4-61" driving,and who is willing to go a few miles in F OR RENT—Two cemfort: bye R 00MS, comma- ake country for the season. Apply at 475 ose Tastee with each ether, at men 120th tbe bet. P G IRL WANTED.—A young white gifl 5 do er- E rands, wait upon table, and who can aasist with washing and ironing, ia wanted 185 @ street, first house above 1th, between m,sndSand6 p.m. WANTED, IMMEDIATBLY—A good JOUR- NEYMAN BARBER. A good hand will find constant Bey corm and good wages given. ply at No. 3: ‘wank: 9 corner lth and H streets. a TED—The highest wages wil ‘strate WHITE COOK. One who is neat, honest and economical, and will assist with the Washing and Ironing, Apply to 155 G street, Ist hones above lith, between Sand 9 a.m. aon 5 wane m,. a V 7ANTED—A HOME fer an Orpian ee nine years of age, in a respectable Protestant family. Said boy can be adopted or bound, as the party wishing him may prefer. Satisfactory re- ferences required. dress for particulars R. W. +24 Pa. av., Washingter D.C. ap 5-1t* WANTED TO RENT— manand his wife, two UNFURNISHED ROOMS. within fifteen minutes’ walk of Pa. avenue and 7th street, suita- ble for housekeepin Address G. M., Star Office, stating location, Terms must be low. No chil: dren. Reference given. ap 5-2t* ANTED—A good TIN AND SHEST IRON WORKER; good wages and steady employ- ment given, Also, a BOY who understands some- thing of the business, under instructions. Apply immediately to W. D. WYVILL’S Hardware and Stove Store, 453 Penn’a une near 3d street, = 8p 5- ANTED—Two COLORED WAITERS and one BELL BOY, Apply Markham Hotel, Penn- sylvania avenue, ap 4-3" W ANTED—A good OYSTER BHUOKER, also a WAITER. at the New York Hotel, corner of7th and E streets. ap 4 3t* WA&ADSTED-A ‘ood COOK . Colored Paarerred. at P {pOLME ’ Restaurant, Capitol Hill ap 4 st® WANTED— By a young man, SITOATION as clerk inetore. Can write a fair hand. Best of reference given. Address J. N, W., Box 4 Post Office, ap iste WZ ANTED— All the ladies in een gion at 522 Pa. ay..to buy Heeled Gaiters for one dollar; without Heels 25 centa; Qloth Slippers 25 cents. api-eo3t™ WANTED—A competent DRUG CLERK. Only those having a thorough knowledge ef the business need apply, Address Box 36 Star Office. _ap4 GENTS WANTED. ‘To sell PATENT ILLUM ATING ‘CAwpiastrox, Call at 61 Louisi enue. ANTED TO —At_ Geor; es near Seminary Hospital or Ua otel, one or two ROOMB, beth or only one furnishel. Give terms and address ** Army Officer,” office of the Evening Star. ap i-3t* WANTED— —Two Dining Room WAITERS at the European Hotel, corner of lith and Pa, avenue, None need apply without good refer- encer, ap3 'O¥ WANTED who can set er types eG Can, Boe 36 to $8 per week. Bene Boldiers’ Bayes pie aps 5t* Pa. av., bet, 2th and th ‘sts. Waa good polores WOMAN ve cook and iron in.®. ; 275 Bot., rear of Bt. Charles Hotel. apt Ayres. 8 BITWATION, apaTIRGET eae BtarOfican” COC” Teferences, Address A r ANTED—At the Bi ERSand] WAITER, Gea . Sara si ae ani ood 8 get good pay and steady w maateady bands D222 8& BEING | WANTED =e for DES BR ere pay t hest cash prices for ft thety Buckafin Gi : Htreet, Georgetown, Do. Base Pere rs see wee nov 16-tf BAMSBURG & EBERT. W ANTED_—EVERY PERSON TO CALL AND see the new lamp. One cent for 12 hours’ light. Alse,the heavy ended chimney | pest will pot break. Oalland see them at 316 F bet. loth and lith. mis-im® F°%, RENT—Unfurnished ROOMS in ne’ brick three-story heuse; most beauti! oral: ity; city cars pass the doors—corner 4th and N streets, ap 4 6t* OR RENT OR SALB—A new FRAM® HOUSA. Just finished, containing five rooms, situated on 12th street, between Maryland avenue ani E street. Irland. Apply to opens W. HAUPT MAN, 512 lith 1 street, near Pa. av. ap 4 st* Fo, SALE—The LEASE (ences sexs and FUR- NITURE of a Restaurant and Orster Saloon, now doing a good business. Apply or address to Lie MITCHELL, 43 7th street, between ae api Fo, RENT—Two very pleasant FURNISHED ROOMS on first fleor, ip oy or fogsther. and Single Room on second floor. Also, Table Board, at No. 52 Missouri avenue, between id and i'. streets, Bp 1-6t* For SALE LOW AND ON EASY PAYMENTS— Several DWELLINGS of 5 and6 rooms eaeh, with lots averaging 9 feet Kee on Virginia REE apd south (5 st., Island. App! howe i a A RENOE, after 4p. m,, at No, 362 mk aired, Mek doors south of 4-4te —A lar, ve BRICK RESIDER TE of Il rooms, near the Circle. The let contains 11,00) fect, filled with great variety of choice frait and flowers—with forntta reise arpeionon on or before June ft. Apply SS D4 M. raw after ip. m., at No, 362 lith st. ap 4-dt: t Fee Bea OR ON LONG LEASE—A large Mand DWELLING on; Ae st., op- osite Pe aeames Inquire atNo, 152 Pa‘av,, et. 17th and 18th sts. 8p3-6t* T ROUGHLY FURNISHED HOUSE TO BENT—To a private family. Furniture for rent or for sale. Opem for inspection on the 4th, 5th and 6th of April. Apply at 89 Pennsylvania avenue, between 2st and 22d ats. mh 31-5t* Fo, SALE—Three valuable TRACTS OF LAND on the railroad between Washington and Bal- timore. We offer for sale three valuable Tracts of Land on the railroad between Was ‘ton and Bal- timore, near Jessup’s Cut Station 8 tract ot 145 acres of fine tobacco land, centains ‘a dwellin buildings, &c.,and two tracts of 10 acres eac with a valuabie mill seat, fine timber of sreaehy oak. &c., ke. The land is Besta tal ras ee and easy of access. For terms, &c., apply to C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. FoR: RENT OR FOR SALB. That first-class large new DOUBLE HOUSE, just completed, at the corner of sth and I streets: is one of the finestin the city, with side yard and grounds attached; con- the modern i ‘ovementa, and auit- ember of the Cabinet, Senator, For mh ee eign Mi ir, or any one else deniting an elegant House Possession given immeditaely Real articulars, inquire of JOS F ‘KELLEY, a state Agent, corner of 8th andI streets, 362, (Chron.} msr 3l-lw OR SALE —$5 000 cash wi!l purchase a atrictly first-class RESTAURANT, centrally located and now sels Spats ‘in| ponies: For pa tculars appl TORELE & BONS, cor. Pea avenue an 15th Weer mah 30-1 Fo, RENE * A Brick DWELLING HOUSB. with water and gas, containing eight rooms, s ie one of the most central and pleasant loc: the city, two squares from the Treasury Depar Ce In- pees at No. 203 14th street, next iT Rhode isl aes erates: Possession given lth April. OR SALE—A first-rate FRAM| SE, con taining 9rooms, together vith le Lots, allin choice fruit, such as peach , Cherries, plumbs and grapes, all of the Dest aeléction, with a pump of excellent water in the yard, on the cor- ner 0: AA 13th atreet and Pennsylvania avenue east. For further partieulars ae & % promises, No. 575. {mh 29-eolm*] ROLL. OR SALE—A SEETADEAR TE on north side Pa. avenue, pear Naticnal Hotel; would make splendid store or confectionery and ice cream saloon. Address, immediately, E.A., city Post Office, Washington, D.C. mar 22-Im* ‘OR RENT—A fine BRICK STABLE and OAR- RIAGE HOUSE, suitable fer three homens most central locationin Washington; rear of 2 = stress nore side. wae 1o%q moderate ly to P ELLEW & OO., Ri door south of Odd Fellows” mh 21-tf ' ANTED—Every store and housekeeper. to ILDIN: Witow that oe Rin rary Bsiilting Lots: tn the northern sections the ment of COAL O1 MPR. a" fancy | Becond Ward, will be sold very cheap for cash CHANDELIERS and G RES. and the immediate ‘application be made at L. F. CLAR RES 3 best No. 1 COAL pip, oan 18 ner at. lower than | Paperhanging Store, No. 248 Pa. ave between eet ot, 10 and’ iith ree, 1s-Im*_ | [.0R BENT_Two Targe and caaol eardve WANZED-Goia and Silver Watches, - Bisons ling HOUSES, conta’ ning 33 rooms, sito on ls, Pawnbrokers’ Tickets. Farniture, | north C street, between 34 and 4 ts west, Cloening or any articles of value. The highest | with large yard and stables attached ‘suitable for paid. or exchanged for other re a fitet class boarding house. Possession given the Also, a Substitute wanted. At Singer win, 16th of April, 1865. as more information in- Pachine Agency, 416 E street, near the Pos quire of JOHN P. PEPPER, Ne. 475 6th street, or Office. m 1l-Im* Bae: HIOKS, No, Py north A aero 5 Osple tol ar W. ANTED_ EVERY ERSON TO CALL st 316 & st.,and see thi lendid stock of China, Crockery and Glassware, Cutlery and Plated ware and a general assortment of House parisbing goods, 30 Fat., bet. 10th and uth. 00,000 LADIES MORR, w style af Golier, to'bring their Bwiss piualiny s to, INGE” and Flutin, t, te ¥ treet, a ert the iy Fluted. Pr: 2s as two macl for Quilling Ladies Ruffies without tierra &e.. eengate the only machines here todo such work ae NT z Las ergy BRORS, 0. PING. sat OOo Py aed AG FURNITURE eae” a -FIY. it. S4yaru: TWENTY. ae ent by uring your TURE atin om Bare” ae at Tron HOhron & Intel.) “ee rn OABBIA (CABRIAGRE! rages @ns ‘The undersigned has just received a fine stock of mily thus eo Buggies and b on hand BI a anu facture. id the asin y can be reads and & ACY or any ot et hee S quarantes given on all aeteges sold at his re- ig neatly eons, and prom: reer: at- m22- oct —MI88 M. 5 44 PLATT, 246 ue, near I! URSDAY. a Sas ia ent ot Bia NERY, ity millingee ns Bot edmi ALUABLE COTTAGE BITES NEAR V CITY FOR BALE. ate offer at. NEAR ibe ees tract of land Tying in the county of Wash sington. between sal ar yest oF es Toad and the road, imm: 8 Seat of the late Joum Or Miver: Boao he coun The land is high and rolling, a and divided into eight beautiful cottage sites. commanding 6 fine view of the city. This property is one most pean Atilty stanton psn2 ville sites in the “Distrigt jolumbia. ms, &C., . O. McOUIRB & OO., Aucte,” “°* *PPY 10288; 0) NOTOx, 208 SALE-—260 sets of one. eres am four-horse second-hand HARN large lot of eon “hand SADDLES and art Ls Apply H.8. SOBERTOR: No. 373 Pa. avenne, between 4% and 6th streets, Opposite Na- tional Hotel. mar 14-Im* OR SALE—A RESTAURANT a BOARD. F Ho USE, within one a square of yy nD bye! 7th street; 1] rooms; ten years lease; ante on! ae 325 5 ni! stock if per, month. aoe tare, Stock oF Baners licensee, Brokers, ere Fenn's av. and ny st. OA fifty acre FAR! yailes from Wash- ington, fair ieatieecrentan for $2, ™ 9-Im* 'OR SALB—The BUILDINGS AND FURNITURE of the Great Summer Resort, GLYMONT, Bituated twe: ight mile: gton, the Marviand mad lio ot f the Potomac arene ea oe Parties not wi to pur RENTED FOB THE 8BA50N, Inquire of mar 16-tf. ildin BAL! 30 0. LOF, i9th arket. Lots " | Rieti Gap ae per rook is 80N » want as ar and lpia ok AUCTION SALES. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, B No. 526, corner of ith 7th and D streets north, On SATURDAY, the 8th instant, at 20 o'clock. a m., we shall ol athe a ofeee Auction Rooms, cerner o; a D streets, a! arge lot of Minerals: Fossils, suena &c., all of which are old relics, Terms cash. a GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. of AUCTION SAL. INDAY, the 10th inst., ofa retail Groce: LB ON MO the corner of 10th and reets north; . eee "at 90’clock a, m,, on the premises, Coffees. eS Mola Flour. ‘Whisk: Gin Wi P . Whiskies., ne, Brandies, cAGS ewe ights, &c., &e. apt-eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY J.C. Mc@UIRB & © ©0., Auctioneers. TWO HANDSOME | BUILDING LOTS ON 5TH, NE ” re PUBLIC SALE. On WEDNRBDAY'A TRENOON, April i2th, on the premises, we thal Teeth the northern part of Lot 14. Bquare 511, fronting about 42 feet on the gast side of 5th street west, between L and M sts, This Lot is besatifully sithated in a prepialy.: inr- proving part of the city, and is eapable of being divided into two good sized lots, and will be sold entire or separately, as desired month One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 Conveyanci sod Rees at purchaser’s cost. Ochigegind UrRE & CO. Aucts, BY 3.0. Sire & = 00. Auctioneers. nae BRAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ON NEW YORK AVENUE, NEAR FOURTEENTH STREET. AT PUBLIO SALE. Pe WEDNESDAY AFPERNOON, April 12, at 4 o’cleck, in front of the premises, we shail sell three very desirable building lots, fronting each 17 feet linch on the south side of New York ave., between lithand lth streets, adjoining the drug store atthe corner or 1th street, and running back about 100 feet to a paved alley. Terms* Qne-third in cash; the remainder in six apd twelve months, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances and stamps at at the cost of the pur- ap6-d J.C. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts. B* J.C. McQUIRE & & CO., Auctioneers, DESTRASLE THREE.STORY res HOUSE WITH B. BUILDING, NEAR THB OOR- NBR OF N NINTH AND M STREETS, AT PUB- Gn WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 12th, at 5 o’clock, on the premises, we shalt sell a desi: Three-; Story Brick Dwelling, with back building containing 10 rooms, fronting 21 feet on the mouth side eitiatreer ae to the corner of Sth, and Tunning back 75 feet Terms: One half cash; the balancein six and syelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of truat. All eonveyancing and stamps at the cost of purchaser. . _apf-d_ J.0.McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, ¥ J. 0. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. TET ean BUILDING Hore AT THE WE BOF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Het Gt THE Rocxbuer BRIDGE. AT PUB- On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Aprit 11, at 4° 0'elk, on the premises, we shall sell the following build- ig baivisions Nos. Sand 10,in Square north of adjcining the aqueduct bridge at , each lot fronting 22 feet on Pa. ave 124 feet on L street, with an average depth of 100 feet. bd 27, 28, 29, 3, 31. mands ay ery Square) fronting Subdivisions Nor, 25, is Square No. 4, (Br Per aee ta wide ot bi atieat. naar the oeclic ff nares with a depth of 100 feet to a 12 foot private “subdivisions Nor, 21, 22, and 23, in Square No, 4, fronting each 17. feet on Twenty-sixth street, snee Tunnivg back about 15) feet to a 15 foot private alle: Terms: One half cash; the balance in two equal payments of J2 and 6 months, with interest, se- cored by a deed of trust onthe premises, Title perfect. No charge for preparing: deeds, Purehasers to pay for the stamps and otherex- Paved JAB. OC. McGUIRE &.CO., Aucts, ie WIS & OO.,Auctioneers. Bi yeh 9 Pennsylvania avenue, THIS EVENING, at7 o’clock, we shall sella large variety of Photographic Albums. Stiver Plated Ware, Gcid and Silver Watches, Chains, Jewelry, &c., with @ good assortment ef Fancy ae W. B. LEWIS & CO., Austioneors, ap5-1v Y W. B. LEWIS & Coe, Auctioneers, B No, 307 Penn’a avenue. FURNITUR » PIANOR, fone GOODS, &0.,AT BATURDAY, Apa Sth. at 10 o’clock, we shall sell a good assortment ef Furniture, Beds and Bedding, Carpets, Large Mirrers. Pianos, & Also,an invoice of Dry Goods, Sheetings, cos, Shawls, Heater 6 ete AOS of fine Bhoes and Busts Clothing, Tru W.B ‘tewis, '& CO., Aucts. B* WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Washinzton Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 95 La. ay,, bet. 9th and 10th sts, BALE OF HORS. JARRIAGES, &0. On SATURDAY, April 8, at tne Bazaar, we will sell about FIFTY HORSES, suited to saddle and harness, of which a full de- scription at sale, ALSO, Alarze collection of new and second-hand Car- Tiages, Buggies, Rockaways, Express Wagens, &C., with which the sale will eomingnee, New and Second-hand ‘Harness, &o. Regular sales at the Bazaar, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, without regard to the weather, Carriages, Harness, &c., always at private sale, aps WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts, Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers TRUBTER'S SALE OF Vv VALUABLE REAL E3- ATE IN THESEVENTH WARD. By sitive of a decree of the sey Court of the District of Columbia ai amy, sitting, bear- ing date December 12th, 1854, amd passed in a cause in which William R. Riley et in behalf of the ‘Mount Vernon Building Association,’’ are Genplainante: and Edward & wleeks et. al., are Defendants, (No. 191 Equit shall ‘offer. for sale at eee Auction. in Front 0 on TUESL a 5 o'clock, er All ae “part ef Lot numbered nine (9) in equare) numbered three hundred and fifty-three (353) 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 lth street west; thence running south enaline with said Ith street ninety (90) feet. thence west fifty-four{(54) feet ten and one half (10:2) inches, thence north Binet, (9) feet, thence east on a line witn said “Deiteet” fifty-four (64) fect ten and one- half (103¢) inches to the place ef beginning, with the improvements thereon, This property is situated on the corner of D streetseuth and 10th RESSEE MON and Offers great inducements to yurchaver: Terms—One-t.ird cash, “the residue in six and twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes for the deferred payments matistactorty) endorsed and bearing interest from the day of sal Title deed to be retained until all ‘ofthe purchase money is paid. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. If the terms o ploarowo oomplion win within five days from th arot sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the said ro pexey, at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by giving three faye notice in some ert printed in it ‘ashington. i pane 3 LLOYD, Trustee. L, WALL COn Aueks: mbl0: tawswecds 9 Wh vtions 00., Aucts W” THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED TO TUESDAY AFTERNOON, same hour, 2 2d Mi OYD. ‘Trustee. aps WM. L. WALL & ©O.. Aucts, B® JAS. 0, MOGUIBE & & CO., Auctioneers, TRUBTER’S SALE. By virtue of a deed of Trust, duly made and exe- cut ‘iliam Boring snd sas pean dateon ne s of M rehs ae 1864, ani N.C. 2 oles 163, et. weauitar, one Of the Land Records of Washington County. ia the District of Columbia. I shall sell at Put fic Auc- tion on SATURDAY, the 15th day of April, 1865, at five o’cleck p. m., en the premises, Lot numbered thirty-two. bse, ) in Charles os Adnecr "8, eb ae of original Lots No. 5, 6,7,38, 9,10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, in Bquare numbered two Hundred and thirty-six, (235,) a said oity. Ter: half cash; the residue in six months with, t mte Bt, Depoured "py deed of trust on the july recorded in premis Conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost of pur- chaser i es Cc. “SPAL DING. Trustee p 4-dta sHocmeGUIRE & 00. Auta, ¥J.@. STAFFORD & OO., Auctioneers. Washington Horse and Oatriage Re; sitory, At the Filo het cornér7th and I sts. Qne square south of Northern Liberties Market, AUOTION, SALE OF Hi HORSES, CARRIAGES BUGGIES, WAGONS AND HARNESS. On every MO! ON EDNESDAT and FRI- DAY MORNINGS. at ios clooke until farther no- Hee: be the Repository, we shalla number of the ell d iption given at sale. “ate ull dencription Gir ea FFORD & OO., Aucts, ALE OF CONDEMNED MULES, Chel Quartermaster's Ofics, Deve a Washington, ‘ashing le Wil, be ol .P Be atthe G Tals, ar the Dui oe WABI AR G. on sae a MONDAY, aie ee ee mye ol ndemned as pat for pubile nervico, ‘Terme cash, in Governm: ER BUCK: ace prige Gen, and Ghigt agartaemaster, miele __ Devote tigmuington._ EX Housed ANP foes) aes HELMEOLDS uxTBact GoHU.. fe will gi and ener- getic feelings and enable you & sleep SAT m25-6m_ OTICE TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. otcure and ein) in such q may require. 8 4! ty - ave bert. eee PParment to be to the anders w sit AUOTION SALES THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. BY 248. 0. Me@UIRE & 00., Auctioneers, GBEAT SALE OF VALUABLE PUILDING a pe yea ARES No, 868,723, 684, 759, On THURSDAY APTERN , April 6th. o’cloek, on the Cae a i sell 2 va causing: Lots iD Squar. Ne 358, fronting 21 pital ntreut, betwoen girth and’ taee east, and ramming back 123 feet to ‘Immediately after, Lot No. 8, in Square 723, divided info 3 lets, frontim feet. tach en north st., bet. First and Second sta .east.and running back with Qn average depth of 170 fect to Massa- chusetts SySnue; with @ front on saidaveaue of 21 feet 10 inches. On FRIDAY APTERNOON. eo = at Sa o’clock, on the premises, we aliall sell Lots 1, 2. ands in ary 684, subdivi into 9 building lots, fronting 23 feet’ 8 inches on north G street, between Fi rat street east and Delaware avenue; 2 tots fronting 28 feet 14 inches on Deleware ave., between north D and C streets. 7 lots in Square 73,6 fronting on Penn’s AYs,, between 34 and 4th etseast, and one fronting 33 feet on 4th street. 5 lots in Square 343, fronting 2ufeet on the Public Bquste., between 5th and 6th streets cast. lote in Square 66, fronting 25 fest on north B Btreet, atthe corner of 6th street Terms: One-third cash; the balance in ae and eee months, with interest, secured by a deed of trus' A wassoene We $28 will be required at the time of sale on each All conveyaasibe and stamps, at the cost of the hacer. rmsd J..0, McGUIRE & 0O., Aucts. Y : C. McGUIRE & & CO., Auctioneers. LTO ae oe ee ACRES 0 OF VALUABLE LAND ON T BLADENSBURG TUBNPIKE TW9- aay Fs mab MILES FROM THE CENTRE on a THURDAY, April sth, at !26’clock m,, at the Auction Rooms, we shall Sell, 48 acres of Valua- ble Land, about 2’. miles frem the Centre Market, lying ¢n the right band side of the Bladensburg turnpike, immedi ely oe dence of Clark Mills. of the Dr. Nichols’s farm: iti ‘ tivation; siopes to the south, 3 plendid: soll for garden purposes. Within the ast year over 1,00) loads of manure and 2,0) bushels of lime have been put on the land. The place is improved by small Log Dwelling House, 16 by 24 feet,and a five new Frame Stabile, with accommodations for ten horses, hay loft. &e..&c. Fiveacres are in cyltivation as a market garden, with hot beds, &c. Terms: One-third cash; the balance in 1,2, and3 years, with interest, secured by a deed of trust. an conveyancing and ctamp§ at cost of purcha- Fe -eo&ds J.C. MeGUIRE & CO,, Aucts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. EW TWO-STORY PBAME HOUBE an ROOMS AND aA) AT AUCTION On THUBSDAY, the 6th April, we shal. gell,a half past five o'clock, in. front of the premises, a handsome. new two stery Frame House—No,. 253 on south C street, between 44s and Sth streets west, Island—and the Lot on which it stands, it bein, part lot No. 11, in square No. 493, having 6 f into 20 feet 2 inches, by a depth of 134-feet 6 inch Terms cash. tle. indisputable. All o ancing at cost of purchaser. including re stamps $100 will: be required when the property ky kk iT, nnvd "GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts._ 3Y JAS.C. RCGUIRE& 00.. Auctioneers, COBPORATION eras WASHINGTON STOCK AT On THURSDAY Pere RNOON, April 6, at 534 o’clock,at the Auction Reoms, we shall sell, in sums to emt— $8,700 jer eeu spel of Washington Quartérly six reent, stock. Pz .C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts. ¥. = é. rae IRE & CO., Auctioneers. DESIRABL. else WRENS HOUSE AND LOT ON T NORTH SIDE OF MASSAQAU- peeeens AVENUE, BETWEEN 4TH AND oTH On THU) HEDAY AYTERNOON, April 6th, at five o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell, part of Lot No. 11 in Square South of Square No. 17 feet 74 inches on Massachusetts avenue, between Fourth and Fifth streets, and running back 41 feet disa portion a state of cul- FOUR 515, fronting ot pe 88. i. Alfecouveyenting and stamps at cost of the pur- “api d&ds _J. 0. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts, ] 8.MARSHAL’S SALE —JIa virtue of two writs + of fieri facias, issue from the Olerk’ of the Supreme Court of the District of Mes oe and to me directed, I will expose to public sale for cash, in front of the Qeurt House door of said county,on FRIDAY,the 7th day of April next, 1865, commencing at 12 o’elock _m., all defendant’s right, title. claim and interest in “and to Lot No. 20, in Davidson’s subdivision of Square No. 235, fronti 12 feet on K street morth,and run- ning back 1 12 feet to a 3) foot alley, together with alland si eas the imprevemente thereon, seized and levied upon asthe property of Joseph Stewart. and will be sold to satisfy ials Nos. 262 and 1,(92. one in favor of H. 8. Johnson, use of Columbus Alexander, and the other in favor of Columbus Alexander, WARD H. LAMMON, mar l5-dtd 8. Marshal Dist. Col, ¥ J. 0, Mc@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF VA VALUABLE PAE EON ED AND UNIMPROVED PROPE By virtue of a decree of the Serene Monte of the District of Colambia, passed in snanory, cause Vo. 368, Graham vs, Graham etal., 1 shall sell at public auction, en TUESDAY ANTERNOON, April 18, at 432 0 icleek ou the premises, Lots 1, 4. 5, 6 snd 7, in square No. 92, Lot No.7 fronts rei respect ively on Connecticut avenue, 2lst street north 8 street, and is improved by teal ane two story cottage and outbuildings, with a fine garden laid ont on the grounds; Lots No. 1,4,5 and 6 have been subdivided into thirteen fins buildiog lots, fronting about twonty five feet anck on Connecticut avenue, bet ween north R and S$ aireetss some of them running through to 2lat street. These lots mere octupied by the late Guy Gra- bam as a ere en. have fiae shade trees in front, and are wel Losated for cottage site, Terms cash Conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchasers. way. FENDALL. Trustee, _aptd JAS. 0. MeGUIRE & 00., Aucts, JBX THOS. DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown, OHANCEEY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES3- TATE IN GEORGETOWN By virtue of adecree of the Sapreme Court of the District of Colum’ bearing date the lith day of March, A. D. 1 and passed in a certain cayse therein depending. in which E. M.Linthicum & Co, were complainants, and the widow and heirs at law of Richaid Jones defendants, (the same be- ing cause’No, 249, equity docket No.7,) the under- signed will sell at public Auction, to the highest bidder, on MONDAY, the 10th day of April next, Oo 5 o’clock in the afternoon, Let No. 215, in Beatty & Hawkins’s addition to Georgetown, fronting 4 about 7) feet en the south side of 6th street. bet. No. fit- Market and Frederick streets. Also, Lota 1)) seventeen, (17) ei en jin Peters’s Square i fronting about 133 feet. on. the f H street, south of and near Bridge street. Thie last piece of ground fronts about 155 feet on the Ches- apeake and Ohio canal, and is one of the finest locatiens for business purposes in Georgetown. It is:improved by a two story Brick House and frame Carpenter and Wheelwright shops. Terms of sale. as prescribed by decree: One- fourth cash; residue in 6,12and 18 months, with interest from the day of sale, for which the notes cereus purchaser, with approved security, will be aken. All conveyancing, including revenue stamps, at the coat of the purchaser. If the terms of sale are not complied within five days after day of sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell at the cost and risk of the pur- chaser, The whole property will be sold free of the widow’s dower, and the sale will commence en Lot No. 216, ae adjourn som lot to lot. RTER MARBURY. Trustee. m3)-eod&ds * THOS. DOWLING. Auct. A CARD. Theattention of Capitalists and others is in- vited to the above sale in Georgetown, D.0., soon ‘0 be connected with the great West and North- west, by the important link of railway directed to be built by the pomilasere of Maryland at its re- cent session. Lot No. 2i6isin a pleasant part of the town, near the P. A, Reservoir, while the Lots in Peter’s Square, taken in part or in whole, afford afine oppo: tunity eitber for speculation or occu- pancy, bots No. 18 and 19 front 18 feet on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, running back 132 feet to 12 foot alley, The entire pretaises are admirably miarsed for an extenrive, lumber, weod, or coal business, or for manufacturing purposes on alarge scale. Lo cated in the heart of the town, at the terminus of the Georgetown and Washington railroad, front- ing on High, and within a few steps of Bridge sts., the two principal business streets: bounded on the south by the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and on the north side by a wide, well paved alley,and in close contiguity to the Potomac river, it may be confidently stated that amore desirable opportu- nity for investment cannot be offered. The prop: erty attracted the attention of the Governmentasa proper site for a Custom House, when seeking to obtain one, and also that of the Georgetown and Washing ton Railroad Company, when selectin, location for their depot, but could net then pecuaee Per pease The whole is now offered ir 2 8 oars ©? 88 SPV REGS, DUWLING, Auctioneor, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, SALE OF IMPROVED A AND UNIMPROVED The undersi a tran ter the will of the late Edmund ased, offer for sale at pub- lic auction. oat ti peomises. the following ro per- ty.onW ay Pv te loth, at 5 ofefock -p. Bi alg, cot i 13th, at i the same fronting te seen De ie Tnghor¢ int street out and 9, Bauare 788, with o1 story is, Possession of this lot pod house ‘given. lst arn of sale: One-half of t in to be Le ae cash; a1 md fhe Teng in 6 aad *and 12 month: interest, secured by a deed of sruat my She BE Promos, orallecash, at the: option of the tA parment of $ of $25 on each lot will be required st oe the orme sof sale ore Bot gemplied with ey in in one. week ster oars day a ne ane ght poarch” re 1 ae ese erentae inthe Evening Star i end revenue stioapa Lee |. Aucta, AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. BY J,0. MoGUIBE & & 00. Auctioneers, TRUSTER'S SALE. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District sitting as s Court x “at Esau and Adolphts B Grant and others, No. 3 Bpon the Docket of said Court, the subscriber, as Tustee, will offer at public sale. ¥, the 7th day Of April next, at So'clock in panecavies the real estate of which the late James Kenid: died seized. lyin; > tie city of Washington District of Columbia sfc oresaid, and being all that ro of Lot numbered tuaied in square nom- ered 73, beginning fort 6 Sam cS corner of said lot om the north | north, and running thence alon, thi street west twenty feet, aT fe du most five feet to the rear of said lot, then 4 twenty ad then south seventy-five the pl beginning, with the two-story Brick nale : One-third ooah; he balance of the purchase money to be paid in six and tweive months from the day of sale, with interest; the pur- cbaser giving his bonds for the cemred: payments, with security to be approved by the Trastes; the cash ray be paid om the day of sale, On the payment of the whole purchase money, the Trustee will convey to the purchaser, at his cost, the Property to him sold, free, clear me discharged of allclaim ofthe partion to the cau. HARD P. JACKSON, Trustee. mh 22 de BAe. McGUIRE & OO., Auct'rs, After the above sale, we will offer Lot 18, im square 38, situated at the corner of Land 23d sta., fronting 233, feet on 2d street and7s feet on L street, containing 1.533 square feet. aps _C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. BY JAMES ©. MCGUIRE & OO., Aucts. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH I BELWEEN 14 7H AND 10TH STREETS WEST. én TUBSDAY: AFTERNOON, April 4, I shall sell in front of the premises, at i's o’clk. by virtue of a decree of the Orphans’ Court, dated the 12th day of May, 1363, ratified and confirmed by the Bu- reme Qourt of the District of Oolambia, on the Ser stb day of Slay. 10:3. tue following described hand some building los, ¥ Lot numbered four (4) in Square number two hundred ani eigh'een, (213,) it havin, front of 42 feet 7 inches om porth L between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets west, rannia, ee With a side alley to #30 feet alley, 142 feet inches, Terms: One-halfcash; balancein sicmenths, the urchaser to give note for the deferred ayment, interest from the day of sale and secure: tisfaction of the guardian Au veyancing, including reveuue Stamps, at the cost of the purchaser, le perfec MRS, ELIZA ANN DRAIN, Guardian. m4-12t& ds J.C. McGUIRE & 0O., Ancts. B82 THEABOVE SALE IS geet UNTIL FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April 7, same hour and ged MRS. ELIZA ANN DRAIN, Guardian, OC. MoGUIRB & Go., Aucte. Y¥ Jas. O. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, BUILDING LOT ON 20 OTM STR ET. BETWEEN L AND M STREETS... AT AUCTION. + OnSATURDAY AFTERNOON a 8th, at 5 o'clock. on the premises, we hall sell part of Lot 9, in Bquare No. 117, frontins 25 feet on Twentieth street, between L and M streets north, and extend - ae back 14° feet 10 i.ches, to a 30 foot public alley, itle perfect. Terms: One-half in eat months, with interest, 8 mS. vey d st t th f the onveyances an . ee at e cost oe @ pur- charer. 348. C. McGUIRE & da paacionesse: BY W.L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers. TO WHOLESALE GROCERS, HOTELS, RES- TAUKANTS, AND ARMY TRADERS. IMPORTANT NOTIOR. The Secend Trade Bale by order of John Farrel to be held at Commercial Buildings, Louis! avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, en TURS- DAY, April 4, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m., we ‘Willsell as follows: Sousiationg of shipments from ies is, Mo. ; 400 esaes of the celebrated Navy bacco Apel & Co.’s brand Smoking and Chewing To- BECO. Cinsipnati, Obio ; 1,000 eases of Candies; 10) bbis, Dried Fish. Chicago, [il ; 60 tes, Hams, Bacon, Bides. Shout- carey Lard, &c., this season’s curing, and But- r.&e ‘Pittsburgh, Pa.; 4 bbls, Whisky, of brands well iNew ¥o BO Tup, Sugar, &¢. ; 1,09) bbls, 0 #. Syrup, a . Mercer and Pea paws Potatoes; 500 bbls, Onions: 300 cases genuine Win Full Tipesof A: M. Bininger’s Liquors, Imported Cigars, Phil as . si “300 bbls. Pickles, Oatsup Eg &e.; Lieb acl Goods, Jellies, Preserves: &e. Baltimore, Md.; 1,000 bbls. Flour, &e. ‘Also, at the same time and place, the entire cargo of the echooner E. Forbi from Boston cenplenne of Dried and Salt Fi this season's “also, "100 bbls. prime New England Cider. This cargo eost the shippers at Boston over $11,000 Allthe above enumerated goods will be sold per- emptorily and without limit or price. in lots adapted to the 7 of large buyers, and claims the attention of such Catalogues ie be! ready for distribution twe ays previous sale. ees ta? WM. L. WALL & 00. Aucts, «7 THE ABOVE SALE ADVERTISED BY US to take place on Tuesday morning at the Com- mercial Ba uilding, is postponed fer a few days, of waite time due notics wine be Fre apt he remaindor in sic ted by adeed of truston CO., Ancts. §. MARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of @ writ U « Of fieri facias issued from the Olerk’s Office of the Supreme Oeurt of the United States for the District of Corns se ae te ete) ak expose ublic Sale, for cash, in Conrt house deer of said Dae on MONDAY, the 27th day of mersb instant, 1865, commencing at 120’clock m , all Freeper eht title, clsien and interest ‘in and to the following property, te Wit. viz Lots Nos. 2and 5, in Eanare? No, 969, Hot No. 29, in Square N ong ‘art of Lot No, 5,in Bauare tegrine, with all and singular the in provements thereon, in the City of Washingt C., seized and levied upon as the property. of "Waiter Lenox, and will be sold to satisfy iudicials No. 220, reme Court, in favor of Richard Windsor. use ot eval _ WARY gy Martial B.c. SS-TBE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED BN- ay THURSDAY, the 30th ins er same hour and vine Aj, &: Marehal D. O. W7 THE ABOVE SALE \LE 18 FURTHER POBT- yeneion account of the v.eather until MONDAY next, the 3d of April, Sey same hour and H, LAMO ving; U. 8, Marshal D.C. W7THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST- pened in consequence of a typograrhical error in i the last post ponertas of sale, aati the 10th day April, 1865, at the same hour —_ nd place: AMON, ap3 wy m Marshal D. 0. Avorn BALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. termaster General’s Office, First Division, Quarter masse ya shingion Citys Apell Ls BOS Will be sold, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at Baltimore, Md.,on THURSDAY, April 13, 1565, ON THURSDAY, April 20, 1865, TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES. ON anes eon 27, 1365, NB HUNDRED MA) WITH FOAL AND ox ONE HUNDRED. CAVALRY HORSES. The Horses have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the army, For road and ~ a se: many good bar- gains maybe saa A to commence at 9 m., and will be, ert at Paaiions Governm Btables, corner of Fremont and Bey streets, tate: Terms cash, in United 8' aes carcency: at Divisi Brevet gels General,in charge Fir he Mea} ALE OF COND. ED HORSES. aster General's. = \. Quarterm' Washi rs OM on st Division. will Pe Sister d BG tuctions, ay highest i pidieree BDAY! April 4, TUESDAY: Aout 7URS DAY, April 18, TWO HUNDRED cava vALRY HORSES EACH These horses have pea condemned as unft for the cavalry service of the army. per Boad: ee farming purposes. many géod bar- 1 jay be h: Horses sold noel Sale to commence at 10 A. M, Terms cash, in fn United BEE A fiw Brevet Bri, er General, in charge First Divi vision Guariermaster General's Office. tnt ee oF MANUBE. dquarters Department of mk ., Merch 29. Office Beads Quartermaster, 14th st. ‘as! Lg ste inias ce ee the public stables, ac. designated be- ie stables of iith street, near the in this city; the sccamsiations at stables, corner 7's division. (a mi By: ue forts nid, 3a nat Reeifveoct send th ‘om Fort Ethan aecum NU} winien.¢ Cems Ailen, £0 fort o RQ, catia of ofan febpes aie Bot Botomec oa a ihe ure at the "un: Siete cs vbr: @ =