Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, - Forp’s THEATER.—Miss Laura Keene in Serica “she aces to Conquer,” the 8 concludin; f EThe Hole in the Wath” & witn the farce o: Guover's THEATER.—“Aladdin, or the Won- ecient Pda! Magical illusions, soars uced rates of a jion to al parts of the house, —— Oxv¥orp.—First week of Uooper and Fields: in acdition to the entire stocks company in & new bill of ballet, songs and burlesque, con- eluding with a side-splitting afterpiece. CARTEREURY.—Last week of the winter Season, and first night of the comic pantomime of the “Persecuted Clown,” together with a novel programme, includimg ail the favorites. Entire change of bill every night. Mecuanio'’s HALL, Maryland avenue, near 2d street. Complimentary ball for the benefit Of a disabled solid: ——— Teacwexs’ INsTITUTE.—The regular meeting Of this iastitute was held Friday afternoon, in the room of the Second District Female Gram- mar Scheol, (Miss Boggs,) corner of 10th and E streets. The exercises were of an unusu- Ally interesting character, being opened by Some excellent singing by the pupils of the First District Male Grammar School, under the direction of Professor Daniel. Mr. S. John ‘Thomson is principal of the First District Male Grammar School : and while he has neg- Tected none of the branches of education usu- ally taught in thece schools, he has taken pains to have them instructed in music. The yorng Jadies of Mr. Daniel's classes must look to their Jaurels, else the boysof Mr. {Thomosn'sschool ‘will win them. Then followed class readings by the teachers of the Second District, and the reading of Longfellow’s “Paul Revier’s Ride,” by Mrs. Olmsted; atter which Mr Z. Richards conducted exercises on the elementary sounds, and gave a brief lecture on the subject of English Grammar, closing with illustrations of the methods of teaching denominate num- bers, in which Messrs. Wilson and Robinson participated. ge Inqvest.—On Saturday afternoon, Coroner ‘Woodward held an inquest at the (Quarter- master’s Hospital, on K street, on the bodies of Wm. Mathews, Thomas W.Smeet, Peter Camp- bell and —— Lamberson, who were killed by the accident near water station No.4, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, on Friday"fter- noon, and a verdict was rendered that the de- ceased came to their deaths on the afternoon of April 7, 1865, between 12 and 1 o’clock, on the Baltimore and Ono Railroad, at water station No. 4, by a collision between two trains, the one stationary, the other approaching in the Year, the approaching engine said to be No. 120, and that the evidence before the jury points to carelessness on the part of those running the approaching train as the cause of the colliston. he jury also find that the deceased were poor men and had no property. . The engineer of the train running into the train on which the deceased were has been sus- pended Ey Mr. Smith, Master of Transporta- tion, until an investigation can be made by the company. ——————— PREsryTERY oF Potomac.—The spring Meeting of this Presbytery has just closed. Rev. W. W. Campbell, pastor of the 7th street (Island) Church, was elected pastor for the ensuing six months The following resolution, offered by Rey. Dr. Tustin, was unanimously adopted: Resolved, That while the Presbytery of the Potomac deeply deplore the calamities ‘which the existing civil warhas brovght upon &@ portion of our countrymen, and earnestly sympathize in their multiform sorrows, they cannot, a3 a presbytery and as individuals, repress an expression of their unfeigned grati- tude and undissembled joy at the recent tri- umph of the national arms. Rev. W. Y. Brown and Elder Herron were ointed delegates and Rey. Mr. McKee and der Robert Bell alternates, to the next Gen- eral Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, ‘which is to assemble at Pittsburg in May. ‘The Presbytery adjourned to meet on Tues- day evening in the First Presbyterian Church of Alexandria. A SvcccessruL Year.—The Ninth street Methodist Protestant Church completed the selection of its officiary last night, and entered upon the Conference year, 1965, untrammeiled. ‘The report of the financial steward for the past year represents it as the most successful yeer in the existence of the Church. Notwith- Standing the difficult circumstances which embarrassed churches generally, the church lifted the debts with which it was encum- bered, and starts on the new conference year ‘With a pleasing prospect of usefulness. The stewards elect for the Cees Me are Messrs. Lewis Blackiston, Willard. Drake, John P. Lashorne, Jas. Croggon, and W. UC. Lipscomb, Jr. oe BartisMAL SERVICESs.— Last evening, the congregations of the E street and Calvary Churches united in the first-named ehurch in very impressive religious services, which were conducted by Rey. Drs. Kennard aud Gray, the former preaching an excellent discourse and the latter baptising seven c:mdidates, three young men and four young ladies. Yesterday, Rev. Mr. Bouldin, of the Third (colored) Baptist Church, on L street, admin- istered the rite of baptism to two men and five ‘women in the Potomac below the 7th street wharf, attracting a large concourse of spec- tators. ———————— REL:GIOUS SERVICES AT GIESBORO’.—Yes- terday being the first Sunday since the fall of Richmond, and the Governor of Pennsylvania having by proclamation requested the citizens of that State to unite in returning thanks to God for the recent victories, it was a day ef more than ordinary interest at Giesboro’, and a large crowd from the city attended the ser- vices. Rey. B. B. Emory read from j2ith and 126th Psalms, and Rev. B. F. Merris preached & very appropriaie discourse from the ith verse of the 100th Psalm. —— Tue East WasniIneton SUNDAY ScHOOL Upyron.— Yesterday afternoon, & meeting of the above Union, which embraces East Washing- ton and Waugh Chapel Methodist Episcopal Sunday Schools, Obrist Church, Protestant Episcopal, Second Baptist, Capitol Hiil Pres- byterian and East Washington Methodist Pro- testant, was held in the East Washington Meth- odist Church, the church being crowded througbout. John C. Harkness, Esq, and others made appropriate addresses, and the schools sang a number of hymns in a pleasing manner. ee PersvuRY CasE— Alberta Creak, colored, ‘was arrested Saturday Bs officer Hilton, upon a charge of perjury. he case was heard before Justice Miller, when it appeared in evidence that the prisoner had made oath that & woman named Elizabeth Augusta, with ‘whom she lived, kept a bawdy house. Upon this oath the justice issued & warrant, and Augusta was arrested. When Alberta was called to testify she refused, and denied that she ever made the oath. Justice Miller held her to bail for court. Bati.—The ‘Clerks in the (juar‘termaster’s Department give a ball to-night at Odd Fel- low’s Hall for the benefitof Mr. J. B. Baker, of @aptain Moore's office, recently drafted. The arrangements are such as to insure agreat suc- cess, and the popularity of those engaged in the undertaking cannot fail of rendering the ball one of the most pleasant of the season. rome SS Back AGAIN.—Malcolm Wallingsford, for- Merly a clerk in the Interior Department, who ‘Was one of the first to go South at the break- ing out of the rebellion, has again made nis appearance in Washington. . OIrry es Cupar CAmruor tor MoTHs.—Margh and April are the best months to ensure your win- ter clothing against ruin by rayages of these destructive vermin. One package nowis worth six in June. Harris { Chapman, Boston, fac- ture it. All druggists have it. GoLD-PLATED Lap1zs’ Combs, gold-plated jet and pearl setts, gold-plated long chains, gold-plated enameled bracelets. tor only one dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4} street. MARRIED, On the 9th of April, by Rev. Geo. V. Leach, Mr. WM. GRANT WILSON? f Spri eld, Mass., t Bliss MABY E. BTAHL, of Washisgton city. “° Guten tak DIED, ie Sth instant oft i i - BAIM 5. RODBIRD. aged'as yourns nt SP Dearest father, thou hast left us, We hy lese most deeply feel; But ‘tis God tha: bereftus, He can all our sorrows heal. re invited to attend The friends of the family re pis funeral from hii lence on Ist street, Tuesday) afternoon Corns” BURVEYOR-Orders forthe services of — Se Grams razor may be left with N. Cal- 20 the subseriver at Brightwood. D. S or . D. ° CARPENTER. _8p 6m County Bar Petatone! Porators:; Just received per sch Portland, and n w landing of Rosie Ames, ram f 10th street, cargo of Jackson Whites and White Mountain Potatoes. Will be sold it purchasers by Seeald in lota to ¥. MILLER, jm S1-lwif* 243 Pa. ay,, and at th, Wharf, WANTS. ANTED—A good-disposed, active. honest BOY, to l tore No, 486 7th street. te Ge Ci 10 3t™ FOR RENT AND SALE. A bos Ga Rae cies Sener eee Leokepty Ur rooms, on x c to No. 49 Dunbarton ats Georectows. a i0-00st™ WAntep-a @00d-disposed, active, honest BOY to | tred Store No. 4s67th st, = ® ie ap 10-3t* VV ANTED— KER at Ww SRIEN A sood OYSTER SHUC a = P.M. DUBANT & BRO. WASTED IMMEDIATELY—A YOUNG MAN to help at a bake house. Inquire at New York Hotel, corner of 7th and Msts 1t* WASTED-A PERMANENT HOME for two boys. with a view of being ral ed to useful- ness, Address C, T.,City Post 10-3t* + TABLE SITUATION WANTED BY A RESP. | young girl. Can cook, wash for a emall fal or do general housework. Apply No, 14, on | street. it ANTED IMMEDIATELY —Kicht or ten WwW black or whiteSBINE HAULERS. Highest wagea given. Apply at Crystal Restaurant, corner ofa id . this evenin, 1t* ent.emal wife B ARD WANTED—By (wife recently frem Rish mond) in a private family. Best of reference given, AddressH B, Star office, stating terms, &¢ it* BBAT AND GOOD BSTABLISHED bES- canraay basins. on Eensavivest mang, fox sale c! A ni ir ‘< “Dp.c. sple chose, Ret per month. Address “P| (OR RENT—A delightful COUNTBY RSSI- F DENCE, 4% miles from the city. Will be rented with 4 or 34 acresof land. Apply to ED’ WARD SWANN, No. 26 Louisiana avente it" (OR RENT—HOUBE and GARDEN, gas on the froat of the house, with railr.ad cars accom. BOMONGEOLS: per Capital: Inquire at ir re, eorner o' and 10th sts, 3-9 10-3t* Fo, BENT—The old established EUSINSSS BTAND, No. 156 Lexington s‘reet, well known throughout the city as i lishment. Poss uired. For particu- mo bac] lars apply on the premises or by letter. ap 10-1” OR SALB-T Nendia LOT, 72 in front on Franklin & by i 14 feet de P. to a 3) foot alley, having a 15 ide aliey, leading to New York avenue Church, on I street, between 13th and Mth. Apply to D. M. LAWRENCE, after p.m, at No. 362 llth st ,near M st. ap 10-dtf AN._EXPERIENCED BOOK-KEBPER DB- sires ewpleymout for the latter part of the day atd evening. Andress''J, H. H.,”’ Post Office Box 560, ap 10 3t* GOOD COOK WANTED, WITH @00OD recommendations, at 49 Road street, between Congress and Washingten streets, Georgetowa Hights. : __ ap 10-3t* ANTED—Two CARPENTERS. Apply at FRANK COLER’S. 2d street, between F st. and Virginia avenue, Islend, Only good bends need apply, ap 10-3t* ARPENTERS WANTED —Oall at the corner of ist and D streets, at tne factory of BALDWIN BROTH. . ap 8-3t YY ANTED—A good COOK and 5 WAITER for W Tce Cream Saloon. Apply at JOSEPH SHAF- FIRLD’S, No. 356 6th atreet ap 8-3t* WaANtTED-at the Avenue House, two good y Dining Room WAITERS. Liberal wages given, ap 8-3t WV ANTED At Lansburgh’s Cloak Manufac- tory, 10 BAISTERS. Enquire at the store, No. 5165 7th street. aps 2t WW S8tED- An intelligent MAN of industrious VY habits; also,a BOY. Liberal compensation Eye: Avply at the office ef the Daily Times. o. 338 D st ,mear 10th. ap 8-3t* N UBSE WANTED-—Wanted immediately a set- tled WOMANt nursean infant two months old. Must come well recommended, and one wil ling te travel. 475 6thst., bet. Dani B. apé-3t* Wy 4NrED a small FARM of 15 to 40 acres, with HOUSE cautery 7 to 8 rooms; elevated po- sition; within 4 mies of the city by drive, or 6 by jope neara atetion nraterred: Address Box ntel. Y GOODS SALESMAN, one that understands the retail city trade preferred. Good refer- ences required, To such @ permanent Situation will be offered, 3, W. COLLEY, aps-3t 523 Seventh street WANTED-A well disposed, respectable young GIRL, about 14 or 15 years of to make her heme with a family and learn a trade. She must be willing to make herself generally useful. The best references as to character required. In- quire for A B., Star office. ap WANSTED-A Furnished HOUSE of 10 or-12 rooms; lecated centrally. Address 429 11th st. ap7-3t* VE teres Hee ee Apply corn 42 ani streets, Isiand- ap7ate ANDREW ARCHER. ANTED—Three UNFURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping. Must be conve- niently and ple: mntly situated. Address. stating location, terms, &c., YPBILLON, Post 0 ap7-3i WASTED TO CHARTER—A SCHOONER of about 69 tons capacity, well furnished, to eatriptothe James River. Call on,or ad- dress for information C. W, CAMPBELL, 29= E street, Washington, D.C. ap6 st WASTED-A MAN who understands garden- ng andthe care of horse: id ble ¢ dri g,and who is willing to a few, ine country for the seasor. Apply at 4 at. iIONFECTIONERY AND FRUIT STORE FOR BAL. FORE ete CONFECTIONERY AND FRUIT STORE, in a good basiness stand in Wash- ingtongcity, near a military < P, is offered for ie. The place is well established. Duriag the ensuing ice cream season money enough can be made to pay for the whole. In addition to the store there is a good dwelling apartment well and newly furnished. Apely for three days, 159 234 .Btreet, corner I, Washington, D. C. ap 10-3t* rok RENT—To a reliable tenant without young children, for one or more years, & two-story BBICK HOUSE, partially furnished, including a oned Piano, No, 45 lst street, G idered one ef the most desirable locations; healthy, good neighborhood, and near the differ- ent churches, best echoels and market, throughout, and water under cover; also, dry Cel lars, Carriage House, Stable and Bat Room. Said premises can be seen on the ! Ith, 12th, 13th and ldth inst. Possession given the ist of May, or earlier, if desirable. ap ly-3t* FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT ina desirable location. Incaire at No. 331 G st,, between 1ith and 13th. ‘ap 8 3t™ OUBEB FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.—For particulars apply at No. 13 Ist strect, near High 8. , Georgetown. ap 3.3t* T° LET — UNFURNISHED PARLOR AND . CHAMBER. with use of gas, toa man and wife. No. 67 West st., Georgetown, D.C. a8-2t* OOM FOB RFNT—In an excellant location first floor, fronting on the avenue fitted up as asampleroom. Inquire of L. L. ROSENSTEIN, 18 Market Space. aps-st* wEVERAL LARGE AND COMFORTABLY FUR- } NISHED ROOMS to let, with or without board. at 4865 loth street, near Penn, avenue, between BD and F sts. aps 3t* FOE BENT HOUSE and GARDEN, gas in the front ef the house, with railroad cars accom- medation, Penn’s ave., east of Oapitol. Inquire of DEMONGEOTT, Human Hair Store, corner of Dand 10th st. aps-3t* Fo RENT—Well furnished, sing.e and doubse MB, second floer front; gas and. bat; for Ladies or Gentlemen. Terms moderate; 393 H street. bet, 13th and ith streets,8. W, corner isth, ap 8-3t* Fo RENT—A COUNTRY RESIDEN' feur miles from Washington, with from one to ten acres ef land. For further particulars apely to ARCHIBALD WHITE, near Brightweod Pest Office, 7th street.J ES FS RENT—One BRIOK H@UBE on Pa. avenue, No. 373. between 13: and 6th streets. opposite National Hotel, 1s rooms. Apply to W, 8 JOHN- STON, No. 373 Pa. avenue, between 4% and 6th sts.. opposite National Hotel. ort stories hie, 8 Opposite tbe Soldiers’ Rest, doinga good business will be sold cheap. Bnquire at the Barber shop next door. ap 8-8t* {OR SALE—A two-story and attic FRAME HOUBE, with six rooms, in good repair, sit- uated on L ‘street north, near 18th. Possession given immediately, Price $1,300, Terms accom- moéating. Inquire of SAM’L T. DRURY. Attor ney ae Lew 39, opposite west wing City Hall. ap 5. Ww ANTED—Two Dining Room WAITERS at te European Hotel, corner of lith and avenue. None need apply without good refer encer, ap3 WANTED—A good colored WOMAN to cook was d iron in @ smal family, Appiy at 2758 ar of Bt. Charles Hotel. apl WARTE —A SITEATION, as nurse or stress, Good references, Address A. B., Star Office. 1 I BER SKINS WANTED |—The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DRER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High erie >: RAMBBURG & EBERT. ¥ ANTED—A limited number of PUPILS for instruction on the piano forte. Best of ref- erences given. Apply at No.025 H st., between 6th and 7th sts. mar 13-tf WV ANTED_EVERY PERSON TO CALL AND see the new lamp. One cent for 12 hours light, Alse,the heavy ended chimney that will not break. ‘Call and see them at 316 F st., bet, loth and lth. rel3-Iim* WY ANTED Brety store and housekeeper to know that they can find the largest assort- ment of COAL O1L LAMPS, plain and fancy CHANDELIERS and GAS FIXTURES. and the best No, 1 COAL OIL, at 16 per cent. lower rae KS RENT—One largesnew two-stery FRAME HOUSK, witn brown front, aud a comfertable COTTAGE HOUSE, adjoining, suitable to be double or single, with flower garden in front, uated om the west side of 10th st., near the corner of Est., Island, No. 581. For information soe card on the premises. Persons wishing to ex- e the premises will fin? the key at the bi: shop at the corner of l(th st. @ M FOR RENT—Well furnishe1 and desi- rable. Inquire at No, 937'. 0 streot, between 6th and 7th sts. _ ap 7-3t* T? LET wo pleatant FURNISHED RUOMS to let, (to gentlemen,) at 267 Sth atrest. be- tween Mand N. ap7-3t* Eo REN T—Blegantly furnished ROOMB; also, a DINING ROOMand KITCHEN partly far- nished. Reference required, Apply at 326 @ bet. 12th and 1th sts, ap7-3tt * AUOTION SALES. a BY tH. DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown, OHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es- TE Ne RGRTUWN ie Sipr Court of ay of March AD ne the os larch, 1835. and passed in a certain Cavee therein depending. in which B. M.Linthi '. were co! pant the widow and heirs at law of Richaid Jones defendants, (the same be- ingcanse No, 249, equity docket No.7.) the under. signed will sell at publ Auction, tothe highest bidder, on MONDAY, the i0th day of April next, at6 o'clock in the afterneen, Lot No. 216, in Beatty & ’s addition to Georg-town, fronting south side of 6th street. bet. 180, Lots No. fif- { { 1, (17) eighteen, (15) and nineteen, (19) in Petera’s Bquare in eaid town, fronting about 133 teet on the east side of High street, south of and near Bridge street. This last piece of ground fronts about 155 feet on the Ches- preene and Ohio canal, and ia one of the finest ocatiens for business purposes 'n Georgetown. It is improved by a two story Brick House and frame Carpenter and Wheelwright shops. erms of sale. ag prescri’ by decree: One- fourth cash; residue in 6, 12and 18 months, with interest from the day of sale, for which the notes of the purchaser, with approved security, will be Ail conveyancing, including revenue stamps, at the cost of the purchaser. If the rms of sale are not complied within fiys days after day of sale, the trustee reserves ths right to resell at tie cost and risk of the pur- chaser. The whole property will be sold free of the widow’s dower, and the sale will enmmence ea Lot No. 216, an@ adjourn from lot to lot, . CABTER MARBURY. Trustee. m-eod& is THOS. DOWLING, Auct. 7 A CARD. . Theattention of Capitalists and others is in- yited to the above sale in Georgetown, D. 0., 5900 to be connected with the great West and North- west, by the important link of railway directed to be built by the Legislature of Maryland at ite re- cent sesric! Lot No, 2i6is in a pleasant part of the town. n@ar the P. A, Reservoir, while the Lote in Peter’s Square, taken is part or in whole, eford a fine opportunity eitbar for speculation or occa- pancy. bots No. lsaad 19 front 18 feet om the Chesapeake and Ohio caaal, running back 132 feet to.a 12 foot alley, The entire premises are admirably adapted for an extensive, lumber, wood. or coal business, or for manufacturing purposes on alarge scale. Lo- cated in the heart of the town. at the termimous of the Georgetown a ashington railroad, front- ing on High, and within» few steps of Bridge sts., the two principal business streets, bounded on t! south by tre Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, the north side by a wide, well paved alle: close contiguity to the Potomac river, ay be confidently state? that a more desirable opportu- nity for investment cannot be ofiered. Phe prop- erty attracted the attention of the Gove-nmantasa proper site for Custom House, when seeaing to obtain one, and also that of the Georeptown and Washington Railroad Company, when selecting a location for their depot. but could met then ba purchased at any price. The whole i3 now offered for sale, as above stated. i: aps THOS. DOWLING, Auctionear, W7 THE ABOVE SALE IS PCTPONED ON account of the rain. until WEDNESDAY, April 12th, same hour and place. ARTER MARGURY. Trustes, ap 10-3t THOS. BOWLING, Anot. BY J.C. McG@UIRE & CO., Auctioneer. DESIRABLE NEAT TWO STOBY BRICK HOUSE, WITH BRICK BACK BUILDING, ON 16TH STREET. TWEEN MASSACHU- BETTS AVENUE AND NOQTH P STRERT. On MONDAY A¥TERNOON, April 17th, at fire o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot 15, in. Merriek’s subdivision of Sqvars No, 151, frontice 22 feet on 16th street west, botweon Massachusetts avenue and north P street, and running back 1% feet toa 20 foot alley. improved by a neat two- story brick dwelling house with brick back build- ing, coptainiogin all six reomsand passage. Terms: One-third cash; the balaace in six and awelye months, with recured notes bearing in- erest. All conveyancing anc stamps at cost of tae pur- chaser. _8p 10-d&ds J.C. MeGUIRE & O0., Aucts, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsozs, EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD. AND KI EX FURNITURE AT AUCTION Oot On THURSDAY, the 13th inst, we. aball sell, at 1) o’clock a-m ,at the residence ola geatiomaa dechining housekeeping, No.346 K street, Frank- lin “Row, an excellent ascortment ef Furniture, viz: Marble. top Dressing and other Buret Do. Tables ana Wash Closets, Ward: a Rocking, Hair and Caue-seat Bining and Office airs Featber Leds, Bedding, Haiz and other Mat- tresres Bedsteads, Washstands, Window Curtains and Blinds. Carpets of varions descriptions, Hat Rack, Ching, Glass and Orockeryware, Toilet Betts Cooking and othe: Btover. With a good lotof Kitchen Reqninites,and many other articles which we deem unnecessary to enu- | merate, Terias cafh, _aps _GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, FE iRNISHED BOOMS TO LET b: at., bet. @ ard H sts, FAQ08s FOR RENT AND FURNITORE FOR Bale. Apply at No. 304 Estreet, between 12th and 13th st: te. api-st™ MBB, WATTS. Fo RENT—A BRICK HOUBE on 24 street, BY?- G. STAFFORD & CO., Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF POTATOES, ONIONS, &c. On THUBSDAY, the 15th imstant, at 10 0’clock a m..at the warehouse under Polkinhorn’s print- ing office, om D. nearsth atrect, we shall sell— barrels of Onions in prime order, barrels of Potatoes, barrels of Mackerel, halt barrels About 5) Loxes Raisins, e do AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AMD TO-MORROW, ¥ GREBN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneors, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND DE- SIRABLE REAL ESTATH ON NNSYLY 4- NIA AVENUE, BETWEEN 3D AND 4% BTS., SOUTH SIDE, AT PUBLIO BALK. In pursuance of a decree of the Supreme Goart of the District of Columbia, sitting im equity, made in the suit wherein William H, Parrac aud others are complainants, aud Jeseph P. Kelley, executor of the last will and testament of Mary Farrar, deceased. is defendant, I:shail proceed to sellat Public Auction, in frent of th- premises, on MONDAY, the loth dey of April mext. at 5 o’elock p. m., all the estate, ri claim, and demand which Mary nd possessed of, in and to that sirable piece or parcel of grou and being on the south side o Bue, oD eryation A. between. 4 in thecity of Washington. Gont: ig 3 Sequare feet more or. less, together with the impreve- ments thereon, consisting of two one-acd-a-half stery Frame 8qs On Pennszivania avenue, and Sone ane a-half story Frame House om tho rear sid lot. Terms: One-half cash; and tho residue in threes equal instalments, payarle resp-etively in six, ine, apd tweite months, with interest, The de ferred yyments to be secure-é in Sach manner as the said Bupreme Court of tke District of Golum- dia, sitting in equity, may order, One huodred ht, title, interest, Fairer dled seized dollara te be paid by the purcbaser when the lot is bid o! 508 PH KELLEY, Trastee. m3-ecokds GB: & WILLIAMS: Aucts, FRY JAS. O. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, HANDSOME ¥ERNITURE AND HOUSEHOL: EFFECTS AT PUBLIC SALH. ?. On FRIDAY MORNING, Iarch 8 at. ai 10 o’clk. at the residenee No 253 G street. between Lith ani 1th streets, we shall sell the Furniture and Hitects, comprising— Blecoat Walnut Parlor Suit. covered in. Red Da- m: fe covered Purkish Easy Shairs jarbie-top covered Centre Table Laca Window Curtains, one cornice Walput Marble top Hak 8nit Carved Walmat, Velvet covered Arm Chairs Morocco covered Lounge end Chairs Marble top Bureaus, Washs:anda, Wardrobes. Walnut Bedsteads, Spring Mattressas Hair and Husk Mattresses. Oottage Suits Beather Beds, Bolsters and Pillowe Blankets, Rheets, Quilts, Comforts Gane.and Wood seat Chairs Toilet £ote ak Mardle-top Sideboard Onk Extension Dining Table Oak Cane-seat Dining Chairs | Bilver plated Tea Sets, Castors | Silver plated Waiters, Eaakets, Dishes French China Crockery, Fruit Disues Catlery and Glass Ware, Ohafing Dishes Cut and engraved Bohemian Glass Ware Mabogany, Walout and Pine Writing Tabies Cook Btove and fixtures. Topether withs general assortment of Kitchen Tequiaites. ms cash. See ee SS McG UIRD & Co, Aucts. 8: R77 THE ABOV ALE I8 UNAVOIDABLY postponed until TUBSDAY, April ith, same hour Cas J... McGUIAB 00. Aucts. nd place. wah 30-dta &F THE ABOVE.SALE I3 FURTHER POST- poned until THURSDAY MOBNING. April 6, bi “rat and vise, Mc@UIRB & CO., Aucts. Sy? THE ABOVE SALE I8 STILL FURTHER RURSDAY MOMNING, Acril 12, enue nour and place. JAS. OC. MCGUIRE & 00., © ap iat Auctioneern. B® WM._L. WALL & CO, Auctioneers, South corner Pa, ave, and 9th street. GROCERISZS, SUGARS, LIQUORS. CIGARS AND TOBACCO AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY MORNING, April 11th, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, atthe Auction Rooms— 40 Barrels Crushed id Extra White Sugars 10 Barrels Brown Sug: Chests Gunpowder and Young Hyson Tea Boxes Canned Fruits and Meata Boxes Brown, Yellew and Castile Soap Boxes Starch, Yeast Powder, and Oheese Boxes Ginger and Cinnamon , Cases Whisky, de bos Brandy aud Whisky 5) Boxes Coffee. C e Boxes Havana Tobacco ard Cigars 25 boxes prime Chewing Tobacco 12 grora Natural Beaf Tobacco | Cases Olaret and Champsene ne ; “Octa’ quarters Brandy, Cases Jamaica Rum Gibson , Old Bow nd other braade Barzels Whisky, various brands e r 180 cases superior Old Bourbon and other Whiskies i cases Glassware . Undershirts and Clothing 3 OF aap bins Small Stores and Butler's Goods aeemecsB Ww. L. WALL & 00., Aucts, BY J.@. BTAFFORD & CO., Auctioneers, | LUMBER AT AUCTION. * On TUESDAY, April 11th, at 12 o’clock a, m., at Fewler’s 10th street wharf. we shall sell f cargo afJumber, consisting of about. oy. feet of 1-: White Pine Cullings, &),0¢0 feet of Spruce Pine Flooring. - 4,000 Shingles, 00 Laths. _ a Carpenters, builders and others in want of lum- be will do well eo atten 4 SS .. Terms cash. egorb ye. TEUSTABFORD & CO., Aucts.3 | B, LEWIS & CO, Auctionaers B Be No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue, THIS EVENING, at7 o'clock, we shall sella large variety of Photographic Albums. Silver ea Ware, G: ld and Silver Watches, Chains, elry, &c, with a good assortment of Fancy } tore this side of New York, at No 31 Appy Me, J OCONNELL: 530,ceraer ith aad ke | Am h Goods apy store this side o . ppy Mr. J. O" » 930, corner ani . 5 m4 i street bet. 10th and llth streets, mb i3-Im* | streets, ap7-it™ apid J. @. STAFFORD & G0. Aucts. apsiw W.B, LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. Ww —Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonda, Pistols, Pawnbrokers’ Tickets. Furniture Clothing, or any articles of value. The highest cash price paid. or exchanged for other goods. Also, a Substitute wan'ed. At Sinzer’s Sewin Machine Agency, 416 E street, ncar the Pos' Office. m 11-Im* y TED—EVERY PERSON TO CALL at 316 \ aeerand see the splendid stock of China, Crockery and Glassware, adery and Plated ware and a general assortment ot House furnishing goods. NR. FOLEY, m13-Im* F st., bet. 10th and llth. W ANTED. 300,000 LADIES MORE, Who want the new style of Collar, to bring their Swiss Muslin,&c,, to WM. PRINCE’S Stamping and Fluting Depot, 351 F street, and get them Fluted. Prince has two machines made expressly for Quilling Ladies Ruffies without the use of gum La sand are the only machines here todo such work ‘eb 3- ANT BD-SNOOND HAND FURNITURE Al MIRRORS, CABPRTB, BEDS, BED- pind, sl HOURS RRS tg faa Se pom ‘between G and H. ide. IRST CLASS COUNTRY SEAT FOR BALB. Loffer at private salea part of my farm, known as ‘Woodley ” containing, by arecent survey. 43 3. 2 sajoining tract, mo i w ! roods and7 perch- es, Will be added, if desirei. The improvements are a large well built DWELLING, beautifully situated in a grove of forest oaks, and command- ing 4 fine view of Washington ci the Potomac river and the surrounding country; a large Barn and Stable, Ice-house, fillad with @ other necessary joulbalae e There isalarge number of Fruit trees, standard and dwarf, embracing nearlyevery Variety. _ 5 The above place is situated in the county of Washington, D.C., one anda halt miles north of Georgetown, directly east of St. Alban’s Church, on the road to Tennallytown, It is bounded on the north and east b: proposed public road, called * Woodley Road,’ pert of which wascom: pase last year, by W the e e withim fifteen minutes’ drive of Rington deemed city. A farther description of this preperty unnecessary, as all contemplating purchasing are invited to examine the plac If not disposed of at private sale before the last of April next, it will be offered at public auc- tion, of which due notice will be given. For terms, &c. inquire of Charles M. Matthews, Attorney aw «No. 51 Congress street, @ town, opposite the Post Office, or corner of B and Market Bpace, Washington city, who i pared to ehow a plat of the land. 23-3tawtf P. A. BOWEN, Frou BOBTON —The Regular Packet MERCY TAYLOR, Capt. Nickerson, bas ar- rived. and is now discharging her freight. Apply to HARTLEY THER, 99 and 101 Water street, ap 6-3t* Georgetown. D.C. INDLING AND 8TOVE WeoD, prepared in the best manner, or in the stick, delivered to any part of the city a the shortest notice. G. L, SHERIFF, Office Penn. av., between $4 and 43; sta., mll-Im [Rep] - Yard 4% street and Canal, D S8MAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. MISS SANFORD eonnected with hee Millinery Department first Dressmaking, having en, a competent + and guaranties satisfaction. Work done in the best manner, and upon very short notice. NEW YORK MILLINEBY AND DRESSMAKING bas ESTABLISHMENT, | api-6t™ 24 door from 9th at,, up stairs, WwW ATCHES, JEWELRY, &. LABMOUR & ©o., Light street, Baltimore, in- vites the attention f purchasers to thi \oice | stock ef No. 1 WATCHES, DIAMOND JBWELBY, &c., BILVER WARE. PLATED WARS, OPERA GLABBES, SPROTACLES, TABLE OUTLARY &c., at low prices, Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best man- ner by tho best workmen and warranted. ja %4-3m SPRING BTrYLEs. BPRING OLOTHING. WALL, STEPHENS & 00. Are now receiving and have on sale @ full supply of Spring Clothing, for GENTLEMEN AND BOYS, which they will offer at great bargains and sell at 1 : very low prices.) ary, STEPHENS & 00. 322 Pennsylvania a mh 30-Imif between 9th and 10th ate. [_ (68?! crest! Coat om LicaTiit It shines so bright. and the consamers ef OIL will agree with us thatit is a safe and cheap li Galland see the NEW LAMP. one ceat for twelve as pOAS er pee pies te nealed Chim- ney is a i Beat. Call and see then aud be conviased, aed ‘oa will agree with others t! : That they are as repre ae pa WS te bet, 1th aad lth, sented ‘ap 7-Ama 3t6 Fst A QUANTITY OF FURNITURE suitable for a small family; two Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Pil- lows, &c. Splendid Cooking Stove in good order, Ritting Hoom, Bed Room and Kitchen Furniture, Tin ware. &c.,&c.,cheapfor casa. Address ‘*C, H.O.,” Grover’s Theatre. _ Ap7-3t* [| GBNISE RD ROOMS TO LET. with or withont BOARD, 380 E street, between lth and llth streets. ap6 lw* FroBsismED OB UNFUSNISHED ROOMS at No. 6 north A st., north side Capitol Square. These reoma will be rented for housekeeping pur- poses to families without children, api-lw* Foe RENT—The larger part of a HOUSE, well located, saloon parlor, dining roam and kitchen , unfurnished, on first floor, with several chambers furnished or not; gas fixtures and closeta throvehout. References required. Ad- dress Box 3 Star office, with full name and ad- dress, ap 6-6t* F°%, SALE—The 8TOCK and FIXTURES of a Mest and Provisien stere; good-p'ace for busi- nessa, Reasons for selling out, going to leave the city. Enquire No. 1732, 4's st. ap 5-6t* Fo BALE—Two-story and basement BRICK HOESE. No. 72 Indiana ave., bet. 24 and 3d sts. west. Early possession given. Terms. ete.,in- uire of JAMES F. HALIDAY, Real Estate 5 1}th st., south of Penn’a av. ap) lw RE AND FURNITURE FOR BALE-A very desirable two story and attic HOUSE, fone ae thirteen rooma, in one of the best localities in the city. The rent is the most mode- rate in Washington. For further information apply at the Star office counter. ap 5-lw FOR SALB—About fourteen ACRES OF LAND, situated in Howard county, 12} miles from the city of Baltimore, binding on the Washington turnpike, improved by a new Frame Cottage. con taining seven rooms; also, stabling, carriaze houre and other outbuildings. Plenty of fruit on the place. and very healthy and convenient to churches, schools, &c. It is about 1's miles from Jesau Cut Station. on Washingt: railroad, Price $200. Mr. THOMAS ROWE, living on ad- Joining property, will showthe place. ap5 5t* OR SALE—A good four room FRAME HOUSE on K street. between 3d and 4%; streets. Price $300. Inquire 606 7th street. 4-6t* F% RENT—Unfurnished ROOMS in a new brick three-story house; most beautiful local- streets. ap 4-6t* 'OR RENT OB SALE—A new FRAME HOUSB. juat finished, containing five rooms, situated on 12th street, between Maryland aveaue and E street. Island. Apply to GEORGE W. HAUPT MAN, 512 lith street, near Pa. ar. ap i 6t* {0B RENT—Two very pleasant FURNISHED BOOMS on first fleor, separately or together, and Single Room on second floor. Also, Table Board, at No. 52 Missouri avenue, between 3d and 42 streets, ap 4-6t* (OR BALE LOW AND ON EASY PAYMENTS— K Several DWELLINGS of 5 andé Toou eae with lots averaging 90 feet deep, on Virginia ave. avd south G@ st., Island. Apply to DM LAW- RENOE, after 4'p. m,, at No. Boe th jet, five doors south of 4-dtf FFIOE FOR RENT — Over Sti O Btore, No, 234 Pa. av. Oree cea {OR SALE.—%5 000 cash will purchase a strictl: first-class RESTAURANT, centrally located, and now doing a safe ue yasiness. For par- ticulars apply to MITCHELL & SONS, cor. Pean. avenue and 16th street. mh 3)-Im* OR EEN. A Brick DWELLING HOUSR. with water and gas, containing eight rooms, situated in one of the most central and plearant locations in the city, two squares from the Treasury Department. {n° quire at No. 203 lith street, next corner of Rhode island a’ . Possessi i 9 nla ee ‘01 jon given 16th April. FF SALE—A RESTAURANT on north side Pa. avenue, near National Hotel; would make ssplendid store or confectionery and ice cream ssloon. Add: . immediately, BAS, city Post Office, Washington, D.C. mar 22-Im* (OB RENT—A fine BRICK STA’ E RIAGH HOUSE, suitable feet ses; most central locati in Washington; rear of 274 . erma very moderate. Ap- ly to PJ, BELLEW & 00.0310 R Si'avor south of Odd Fellows" Hal. mn rat en __mh 21 - tf OTICE—FOR SALE— four-horse second. hand ARNE sv ende A large tot of second-hand SADDLES and BRI- avenue, between 43¢ and eth streets, ciooeto RS: tional Hotel. * mae tei Fo SALB-A BESTAURANT HOUSE, within on: square of Peng an oiNG years lease ho) if FARM, fo ovements, BUILDINGS AND FURNITURE of the Great Summer GLYMONT, Bituated twenty. it mille ‘ashi; the Maryland Bfhria the Botcmas aennetgn- on ible parties not wishing to eit will be RENTZD FOR THE SBASON. Inquire of J. L. PARKHURST, Boom No. 3, third floor, mar L5-t€ Intelligencer Building, YJ.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF EIGHTEEN SMALL BUILDING LOTS AT THE COBNER OF NEW HAMPSHIRE AV. AND NORTH L BT. On WEDNESDAY A®TERNOON, April 19th, at 4}. o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell eighteen small Building Lots, situated at the corner of New Hamprhire avenue and north L street, and front- Ing respectively on satd streets. ‘bis wik be s fine opportunity for persons of small means to ebtaina lot. Title perfect. Terms: One third cash; the remainder in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed oftrust on the premises. wonveyances and stampsat thecost of the pur- chaser. A payment of $10 will be required on each lot at the time of sale. a J.C. McGUIRE & 0O., Aucts, BY JAMES. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH I, BErWEEN 14TH AND 15TH BTREBTS WEST, AT AUCTION, On TUESDAY AFTEBNOON, April4, I shall sell in front of the premises, at 4*s o’clk, by virtue of a decree of the Orphans’ Court,dated the 12th day of May, 1853, ratified and confirmed by the Su- preme Court of the Distcict of Columbia, on the isth day of May. 1563, the following described hand- some buildivg loc, viz: = Lot numbered four (4) in Square numbered two hundred and eighieen, (218) it having a front of 42 feet 7 inches om north I, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets west, running pee with a side alley to a 30 feet alley, 142 feet 7 nehes Terme: One-halfcash; balance in six months, the ity; sity cars pass the doors—corner l4th and N urchaser to give nots for the deferred payment Bearing interest from the day of secure to the satisfaction of the guard. All conveyancing, including re the cost of the purchaser. Title perfect LIZA ANN PRAIN, Guergign. m4.2ttre Py. 6. MoGUIRE & CO AGAs. &97 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL FRIDAY AFTEBNOON, April 7,same hour and place. “i MRS. ELIZA ANN DRAIN, Guardian, ap 5-3 J.C. McGUIRE & (o., Aucis, 7-THE ABOVE BALE IS FURTHER POST. poned in consequence of the rain until FRIDAY AFTERNOON, ree l4th. same hour and pla; MES. ANN ELIZA DRAIN, Guardian, apsd J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Austs. BY oxnnn & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, BUGGIES, CAR- RIAGES, HAKNBBS, Ge CAB On THURSDAY, the 13th inst., we shall sell, at the livery stable of W. B. Turner, on 7th street, between H and I streets north, at 12 o'clock M, 15 excelent Work and Saddle Horses, 3 Hacks, 4 Bi 2 Phactons. Bingle Harvess. With many other articles whick we deem un necessary to enumerate. Sale without reserve Terms cash. api-eod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auocts. BY JAB, O, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN SQUARES No, 868, 723, 684, 759, On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April 7th, at 4:6 o'clock, on the premises, we Lots 1, 2. and into 9 building Square 684, subdivi lots, ing 23 feet 8 inches on north C street, between First street east a1 lots fronting 28 feet 734 inche: between north D and © streets. reets east, i 23 feet on ith street. ce aaa! 6 lots in Square 643, front? ., feet on th i Bquare. between sth and ade lots in Square 866, fronting 25 feet on north B street, atthe corner of 6th street east. Terms: Qne-third cash; the balance in six and eerie monthin, with interest, secured by a deed of trust. A payment of $20 will be required at the time of sale on each lot. Allconveyancing and stamps, at the cost of the | convey mm J. C. McG@UIRB& 00., Aucts. W7-THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED, IN aped 3°" Mo@UIRE &00., Aucts, NUMENTS—On TUESDAY, th. Monto will be sold at auction a iat ofttalea and American Marble Monuments. They will be Cab iaiok jd ys th stree' is ee petit be ibove Riggs’ Bank, aps-i2t™ * LE—265,000 extrachoice Roses, Orna- Fee ear coe and Shrubs, Olimbing gat Parlor Plants, Fruit Trees, &c. The collec: tion comprises the best kinds known in Eu-. ne and America. Wishing to lease m: place for To} building or any other arpose, I rile ve low, a m 18 1mi* lath’ street, commer. Ori, ALE—A LUMBER PLANIN F%8 MILL, with engine and mac! Peay one of Pages’s patent Saw Mills, all in running order, with the Frame Building on the canal, near 6th sf and ter House. Will be sold cheap by » Et No. 641 13:h street; Leland, m%-tW" 8 ue stamps, at ery. and | of purchaser. plete | pT a ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | AND UNIMYROVEY PROPERTY. By virtue of a decroe of the Supreme Court of the) District of Colunzbia, passed in chancery cause e . Graham vs. Graham etal., 1 shall sell at publ auction, en TUB3SDAY AFCERNOON, April 18. at 4: o’ciock,on the premises, Lots 1, 4, 5, 6 and 7, in square No. 92. Lot No.7 fronts respectively on Connecticut avenge, Zist street and north 8 street, and is improved by s desirable two-story cottege snd outbuildings, with a fine garden laid ont on the grounds; Lota No.1,4,.5 and 6 have been subdivided into thirteen ‘fine buildicg lots, fronting about twenty five feet each on Connecticut avenue, between north R and 8 streets, some of them running through to 2lst street. ‘These lots were occupied by the late Guy Gra- bam as a garden. have fiae shade trees in front, and are well located for cottage site. Terms cash Conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchasers, * WM. Y. FENDALL. Trustee, ap i-d JAS. O. McGUIRE & CO,. Aucts. ¥ J.C. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctionee: TWO LARGE CORNER LOTS (ONE WITH [ALL HOUSE) NEAK THE ARSENAL, AT UBLIO SALE. dl On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 13th. at o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot No in Square No, (56, fronting 55 feet3 inches on i thé corner of south P street, run- ning back feet 7 inches, impreved with a small frame dwelling house. -. Alec, Lot 5, Square 653, same size as above, and sitvated at the corner of Ist st. west and south Q street. Terme cash, Wonverances and stam ps at the cost of the pur chaser. aps d J.C. Mc3UIRE & CO., Aucts. BY J, 0. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. THIRTEEN SMALL BUILDING LOTS AT THE WEST END OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR THE AQUEDUCT BRIDGE. AT PUB- L On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April 14, at ©: @’clk, on the preritsea, we shall sell the following build- ing lo Subdivisions Nos. 9and W,in Square north of BSauare No. 4, adjoining the aqueduct bridge at Rock Creek, each lot fronting 22 feeton Pa. ave. Soa ee eee on Latreet. with an average depth of t feet. Subdivisions Nos, 26, 27, 28, 29, 80, 31, 32 and 33. in Square No. 4,(Brewery Square) fronting each 20 feet on south side of L street, near the public ghee 5 with a depth of 100 feet to a 12 foot private Subdivisions Nos. 21, 22, and 23, in Sauare No. 4, fronting each 17 feet on Twenty-sixth strect, and running back about 150 feet to a 15 foot private alley. Terms: One half cash; the balance in two equal payments of 12 and 6 months, with interes cured by a deed of trust onthe premises, Title perfect. No charge for preparing deeds. oe aceneeers to pay for the stamps and otherex-+ ses. ap6-d JAS. O. MCGUIRE & O0., Aucts, B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON NORTH N_ STREET, BE- TWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STREETS WEST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed on the 5th day of April, 1855, in cause No. 339, Equity Docket 7, George W. Adams vs. Qatharine A ae shall sell. at one auction, on th MONDAY AFTEEN > April - o'clock, Lot No 17. according to Da ub- division of Square No. 367. The said lot fronts on north N street, between 9th and 10th streets west, 24 feet 6 inches, and runs back with that width 129 feet to a 20 foot alley, and is improved by a hand- rome, well-built and comparatively new Brick .House. The location for a private residence igs very desirable. Immediate possession give Terms: One third cash; the balance in 6 and 12 month ith notes bearing interest. to ba secured to the satisfaction of the trustee; or the purchaser has the privilege Of paying the whole purchase morey in cash. If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days from the davot , the trustee reserves the right te resell the said premises at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of paren ee ARLES H. UTERMEBLE, T aft-codads GBBBN & WILLIAMS. Aucts, a etl a ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VERY HANDSOME BUILDING LOT OF SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN AOUTH A AND B 838.. On WEDNESDAY, the 12th instant, we shall sell. half of bot Ws," Share No a6 bevioy's rout . 13, a 8 fro of 25 feet-5 inches en 6th street, running back 105 erofae One-third cash; balance insixand twelve months, for notes bearing interest from day of le. and deed of trust taken, a eneiene including revenue stamps at cost GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ALE—Ono pair of fine large MULRG, auit- Fok eee ceezt ot a LrEeD JONES , 126 K ot., bet. 2ist and mn reed Dolor, 126, gts bot satan 24, AUCTION SALES. FOTURE DAYS. J. 0. Mc@UIBE & CO., Auctioneers. Y RECUTOB’S SALB OF FIFTEEN HawpsoM) UILDING LOTS ON 16TH STREET aot, z AND B STREETS. AFTERNOON, April 11. at ae ‘clock, op the premises, we shall sell, fifteen val- ole Building Lota, fronting about 21 feet each on 6th poset wae between § and BR streets, and on the premises A payment of $20 on each lot wil! be required by = urchaser ~ time Me faie = conveyancing and stamps at cost he par- ebaser. OHN 8B. TURTON. fxecutor, apé-dids J. O. McGUIRE & CO, Auots, BRY J. C.McGQUIBB& 00., Auctioneers, TWO HANDSOME FUILDING LOTS OW 5TH, NEAR M 8T,, AB PUHLIC BALE. On WEDNESDAY #F°RRNOON, April itth, om the premises, we shal! agll the northern part of Lot 14, Square fr ing about (2 feet on the east side of Sth atreet west, between Land M ste, ‘This Lot beautifully Situated in # rapidly im- rovin t of the eity, and is capable of bein ivia into two good sized lots, and will sold entire or separately, as desired. oe One-third cash; balance in 6 and jonths. Gonveyaacing and stampa at purchaser's cost aped 3° 6 Mog UTNE & OO. Aucts, BY J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. THR AUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ON NE NEAR FOURTEENTH SIRBET AT PUBLIO SALB. On* WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 12, at 4 o’cleck. in frent of the premises, we shall sell three very desirable building lots, fronting each 17 feet Linch on the south side of New York ave.. 13th and [4th streets, adjoining the drug the corner ot lith s’reet, and running nt 100 feet toa paved alley. a One-third im casb; the remainder in six Terms and twelve months, with interest secured by « deed of trust on ths premises. ‘A Conveyances uri stamps at the cost of the pur- chase: ap 6-d 3. OC. McGUIRE & GO., Aucta. Y¥ 3. ©. McGUIAB & O0., Auctioneers, DESIRABLE THREER-STORY BRIOK HOUSE Wi1H BACK BUILDING BR THE OOR- Be AND M STREETS, AT PUB- On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 12th, at 5 o'clock, on the premises, we sball foll a desirable Three-8tory Brick Dwelling, with baok sending, containing 10 rooms, fronting 21 feet on the seu side of Batepat next to the co! of 9th, and "Terma: Ose half cash; the balance in six and eve vepuonthay with interest, secured by a deed ust. oan "conveyancing and stamps at the cost of purchaser. _ ap6-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers. Y JAS. C. MicGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers. On FRIDAY, the Mth instant, at 6 o’olook p._m., imuediately after the sale of Jots in Square No. 4, we shall sell op the premises, Lot No 1l,in Bquare No. 37, situated on 2ith street, near M_st., front- ing 52 feet 2 inches on 2ith at., and 97 feet doop te b1 . taini 4,520 square feet. * Werme: Ono-balf cash; balanep in six and twelve the, ween J. 0. McGUIRE & 00., Aucts._ B® JAS. G, MoGUIBRE & O0., Auctioneers, é: TRUASTRE'S BALE. By virtue of a deed of Trust, duly made and exe- cuted by William Loring and wife, bearing date on the 233 of March. A. D., 180-4 duly recorded i OC. T., No. 32, Folios 103, et sequitar, of the Land Records of Washington County, io th District of Columbia, E shallseil at Public Auc- tion om SATUKDAY, the 15th day of April, 1355, at five o'clock p.m., en the premises, Lot numbere@ thirty-two. (32,) in Charles J. White’s subdivision of original Lots No. 5, 6,7.8. 9.10, 11, 12,13 and 14, ie paises a lwo hundred and thirty-six, att im said city. : ir ‘One-half cash; the residuein six montas with interest, secured by deed of trust om the PM Gbaverancing and revenua stampé at cost of pur nveyancin, - anaser HO. SPALDING, frustes. ap4dtes 3.0, McGUIRE & OO., Aucts, Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneets. TRUBTEE'’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL E3- TATE IN THR SEVENTH BD. By virtue of adecree of the Su Court of the Distriot of Colambia,in Equ Pg, bear- ing date December lath, 1854, and passed in a cause in which William R. Riley et. al. in behalf of the “Mount Vernon Pee Association,” are Complainants. and Edward M. Clarke et, al., are Defendants, (No. 141 mexity) I shall offer for sale at Public Anction. in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, the 4th day of April, A. D., 1305, a¢ So'clock, P. M., the following Real Estate, vii All that part ef Lot numbered nine (9) in equare nombered three hundred and fifty-three (353) Gf the plan of the Oity of Washiug- ton, beginning for the north-east corner ef ssid square. at the intersection of D street south and lth street west; thence sanniay south on aline with said 1(th street ninety (9) feet, thence west fifty-four (54) feet ten and one half (10%) inches, thence north ninsty (9) feet, thence east on a line witn said *D etreet” fifty-four (64) fect ten and one- half(10%4) inches to the place of beginning, with the improvements thereon, This property is situated on the corner of D streeteouth ‘andioth street wert, and Offers great inducements to purchasers. : Terms—One third cash, the residue in six and twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes for the deferred payments satisfactorily endorsed and bearing interest from the day of sale. Title gpek so be retained until all of the parchase money is paid. | All conveyancing and revenue stampa at the coat of the purchaser. Fd ° If the terms of gale are not complied with withim five days from the tarot sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the said property at the risk and cost ef the default purchaser, by giving three says noes Jpn newspaper printed im i i \. epee aid 4. LLOYD. Trusteo. W.L. WALL .» Aucts, mbl0 2awSw&eds | WT; WALL & 00., «@ THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED TO TUESDAY AFTERNOON same hour, 2d Mas. aps WM. L. WALL & ©O., Accts, BY J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers _ _ TEUSTEE’S SALE. In execution ef a decree of the Supreme Gour'! for the District of Columbia, passed on the 7th o! June, 1334,in a cause depending on the equity side thereof, in which Hagner et al. are com: nts and Randall ot al. are defendants, the subscriber, as trustee, will sell at public aucti og eg on WEBDN . t No. 13,in Square idl,in the Washington city. feet 7 inches on H_ street, be- h of Pennsylva- e the public reservatio: It is situated in an and proving portiom of the city, in view of the avenue, and is very well lecated for residences, It will be subdivided, if desired, to suit purcha- sera. The termsof sale prescribed by the decree are as follows :—One-third of the purchase money te be paid in cash. and the residue in two equal in- stalments. at six and twelve months from of sale. The whole to bear interest from y of sale. to be secured by bon or notes to the sat- isfaction of the trustee. _The trustee reserves the right to resell any por- tien of the property if the terms of re mot complied with within ten ve fl from = of sele,at the risk of the defaulting purc! ir, Om ten days’ notice in the National Intelligencer. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- naner. nie ALEX. B. HAGNUR, Trustee ap7-2awkds J-C. MoGUIRE & Uo. Ancts, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTEEB’S SALE OF VALUABLE THREE- STORY BRICK HOUSE. WITH BACK 8UILD- INGS, ON EK STREET NORTH, BETWEBN BEOOND AND THIRD STBEETS WEST, AT AUSIION. Un THURSDAY, the 13th inst.,at5 o’slock p. m, I shall sell. in front of the premises, by virtue o: a deed of trust to the subscriber, dated the 7th day of March. 1363, and duly recorded in Liber N.C. T. No. 1, folios 60. 61, 62, and 63, one of the Ia: cords for the county of Washington, tret of Columbia, and being part of Lot 9. Bquare No. 568, being 20 feet front on north street, between Second running back 100 feet to a 25 foot alley, with the, "Herma: One halt cash; the balance i erms: One halt cash; the balance in twelve months, seeured by a deed of tast'oh the remises. y All conveyancing and revenue starops at the cost ofthe purchaser. ‘ 10 bmi be required down when the property is Knocked of - HENRY F. ZIMMERMAN, Truste ap7-eod&ds) GREEN & WILLIAMB: Bene: UCTION BALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, Quartermaster GeneraPs Office, First Division, Washtneton City, April 1, 1865 Will be sold, at blie bidder, at Baltimore, Ma,,os = © the Bighost THURSDAY, April 13, 1865, TWO HUNDRED MABES WITH FOAL, many of them well bred and in good condition. ON THURSDAY, April 20, 1365, TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES. ON THURSDAY, April 27, 1365, ONE HUNDRED MA H FOAL AND ONE UNDRED GAvALEY HORSES. For roi a Animals sold sinely- se*Phillip's Government Terms cash, ia U! TAMBS AY Woven ap 3-23 Kip Tasrees have pees condemned as unfit for 6 ca service army, ad ‘an a farm purposes: many good bar- gains may be had. Animals sold singl pa e ip'’s Government Btables, corner of prem tates Romsey streets, Brevet Brigadier General,incharge First bie et 2 z and Third strests, west, ALE OF OOND: MB ED HORSES, termaster General's Pirst Divi. 4 Quer 7 ape ‘iston, t ‘Will be sold at public anction, No the highest bidder, at Giesboro, D.G.,on : TURBDAY, April 4, TUESMAY, Aprit ll. TUESDAY, April 18, r TURBDAY. A = TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES EACH Day. eae horses ha: condemned as unfit Pipe service tthe army * = gains may be ek eee eee, ati singly. Saleto commence at 10 A. M, Terms cash, i nited Stas ag Sted Brevet Brigadier Genoral, in ge First Diei- vision Quartermaster Geustel bod co. oe